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. E ‘ ‘ ' nettle hel over -from Monday‘: _ , msrket. . Osttle were so I. standstill. Osl- . - __ V93 Md lambs were bare steady. ‘canwm mm 10-!--ll-n Preul ml” Nmilpxlrerlireulinlgianf th ttle n e o e cs . held over were medium quality ch“ ‘ steers. There were no early soles ‘mg. 3 51063! clou wt%:v.ﬁ¥;ate!i'gl;y's’omuhet closed eels lower. ' Al Clrnmb 37 1" E611 Tel 1'15 Pool/en clillves runs‘ from 06 for N“ C “ 2 3-4 Bmck Bnllk ‘ I H itnlzxrmlrga lrlaismaooa '7 1°’ m“' M‘ F°’ 5" 12 3-4 slag mad 1:: 1-2 :7 as to :7 so {mu X5" m'd° M‘ rmdmor 167 5-3 can Cement to ' Grassers were.“ ostd ‘ff up m M Tel 11 1-l can Car Ed ‘ 9 3-4 ' ewes and wet.l-l ‘ybr ' M“ ‘”“~”"' 26 3-4 can Car rm 1 an 10 bucks as 10 .1 "*1 91"“ ““‘“’-"“°“ — Oar) Pacific 4 1-4 sheaf: were from amlo ign‘ ‘ '10’ “'f“,‘f.§’_," — csn Steamship 1'15 were 39.15 for bacons fed Ill: :2 Ban om.) : Oelihesle 1: §~2 sited ﬂallld 31% of! trucks. selects gmdix ~'ll;:q — ggcru Ergglt 44 1:; llsutl cull): rcnogfll) "$31!; wnhsotgll ‘ rlggs s - _ - 3; 3-2 or .. l3 32:2. are ‘.3 *6-.221 Hm on» snes Ohio 81 M D m B 1 29 3 4 wemft. rous $13.35 cold Chrysler ,7 ,1 B W1 I '33‘ ' - ,, 0,1 . - Dom steel B 11 1-3 Jomnlonwea So )1 $3 Dfydlill 4 14 :0 :°',3,,,,(:§,X,‘ w — - gglrlrng? $135 -6 1-4 p d D a cm can . . as 1-3 Gypsum 5 1-4 "3 UCE TICES mm mm.“ ‘ 32 5-8 I-lam Bridve 100 . 5°‘ G§5,0§° el l-ll Hut: smmh I26 3 3 Mo “‘— Com . _ ' NTREAL. Jul as -—(CP — Curt Wright A ‘E; 3 3 Nigkoeoldsy :2 Prices were mixed irl the Crrsedl)an Dullcni _ 34 .,_8 M 5:6 Han” 5 1 a_ commodity exchange today as but- . Elec Auto Lite 9 Maspg 32 1'2« ter weakened 18 to 1-4 of a. cent Elcc Pi" Lite __ N E BTW" 4° ‘'2 while cheese firmed 1-16 to 1-8 37:: E333 45 3-4 Nzt Bigger 50 1:3 ““r‘§ul’£'é‘.’ avllgll lglrcehallgii ) al . . acor ' oen,,Mv»°~ ll 3:: §3§.:‘2“8.... ‘:3 "‘ 1-3,, , ° Goo 1“-ca , eese : eb - Goodyear Tll'e §l1lrebl;clPovwer' 16.-,_,,_ Q’{,P§,wQ§o,°§gd"’,‘{,“ }g_{§ G1 Nor Pfd 5 Ta stliziall Rim 3 1*‘ Salcs: 400 Quebec white 10 3-4; 700 Hudson Mtr Car 57 M St MW ,,,°°"d“ . 3, ' iQuebec white 10 13-16; 150 Que- {§,‘{ ¥f,‘fy,-1 '1 St orwlran 731-2 "°§,g‘;‘§1°’§dt1°A1“;;{,°‘ 2% F s o : - - . -, Johns Mm co 3g :1 St of Carl PM '11 1-2 mm ash; Bduge 153: C .15.; mod Kenltiecvgiltrd 53 1-8 EMONTREAL, h.1Iu]y 25 _(op)._ Mon ' gg pr ces rcm d han d Murrav Corn 5 3.4 open plleduce nglarlrellnllsere Efodllm l 3 4 an S Yv N Y Central E5) -’ the Dominion Department of Agrl- 5 NM. C{:ashC(l;‘i.eK 24 ‘ cultbgre Quebec No. 1 Nor r m "'——-' pas ur the; d 1 . Nor Pnc 9 3-4 (Omani-n Pmll while Quebecuwhiteeailzad 110 32% Pack Motor 3 1-2 S“ In Clo” cheese moved up about 1-8 of n Paramount ig Gang“ _ cent. P. E. 1. potatoes held steedv, Penll R R 91 Commerce 18,, N. B. and Maine slipped five cents ! ‘$’r1ilif:l”‘c‘. 38 1-2 Nova. Scoila 300 E3 ,?,}‘,§",§,°,“°W °’°P “W-‘1 ‘ 8lm- , Pub ser N J 39 l-2 ﬁwigeff 13° *4 creamery ‘butter Drinxt to retall- 5 Pure 011 Cor 7 l-4 E- =_— ers sold for 22 1-2-23 cents apound Radio com 8.1-4 and solids for 22-22 1-2 Weston: Radio K 0 - U 8 Rubber 45 3'3 butter delivered in Montreal was Sears Roe Cc '79 U S at Go 53 1-! un noted, Quebec No. 1 pasteur- uill_Fac 14 'l-8 U 3 Ind Al,-A 18 is in wholesale Jobbing lots Std 011 N J 43 Vsnsdimn 24 made 31 3.3.1.1 etude Com 8 1-2 Warner Bros 5 1'7 Ontario white and colored cheese rexas Col-p 3'1 West Union 35 were both uoted at 11 5-8 Que- United Air as 1-4 West Air Broke as 1-2 1,... Wm, awed _t 16 M United Corn 8 West Elee 107 and colored an 11. Ugltcd Gas l‘.n1.n i:‘i_i-4 Woolworth i 48 1-3 graded en ‘hlpmenu In and

Montreal Stock """"°‘

Livestocﬁ

Mon-mush. Receipts on the Montreal livestock

715 calves including close

Lim‘stlc member of castaway party:

kiup ' it ..m “na5_.!>_-i=__I>c 1"?-

‘-Probebly someone is ..}1u.Inorlot,

Advertising llatcs-—Payallle in Advance

Miznirnum Charge for Any Advertlsmente :5 Cents

Central Guardian locals. 50 pal‘ 2c per word; Classified 3c per word; in M

Floral and Spirltunl Offerings. Cards ate-. Condolence ‘lilo per inch. Wedding cngsgesucnt so words for $1-00 and lo cents for every addltionsl 3 words. N Appreciation. ‘loo per inch 0! 40

ill cents per inch. Address and spplicatio

Announcements and Co

word;

‘ Notices ‘lilo per lnohl

Western end Eastern loosls mung Events be per word; Lists of be per name; Letters of

ounce of Thanks Ind per word. Lists of Subscriptions asentsticn 81.00. other nice 0|‘

, 5-8; Oslo unchanged 1111'

free cases were offered at 27.27 1-3 cents a dozen for A large, 25 1-2 for A-medium, 17 1-2-13 1.2 101‘ B-larse. in for C.

Potatoes: N. B. and Maine No 1 75'; mt: 1.25-1.30; 1». 13:, 1, uoj 1 mm 75's 1 25-1.35; Quebec new crop No. l 'l5’s co-1.00; Quebec new crop No. 2 75'; 80-85.

GRAIN

CHICAGO, J 25 _ _ Am;lva1 in Ellropbly (UP) A

recent decline .tod °°P€lces rose as much as 1 1-3 11 .

Wheat cl ed 1-2-1 ‘hm e-!l»er(ll‘Iy.- Sept. cllelnt still‘-I5: 1390- 3 7-8-8-4: com a-s-7-s1ow- GI‘.-Sept. 88 1-8-1-4, Dec. 39 1-2. to 1-8 hi h . moo. J as —(o'p;.r_ prolonged backward march of when futures prices on Winnipeg .'."t‘.'.*.::l°.*"-..::.=° we ‘W i°d:.v..i: 1' in Canadian $32.1, export in t

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l-lverpo I d ed 3-ed. Aires shozzes change. Bum?‘

Montreal Curb

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Jul! 25 —-(C7Pl—'

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'l‘_HE cllnnnorrrrown GUARDIAN

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Charlottetown“ Driving Park & Provincial Exhibition

RACING

TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY

‘August 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th, 1939 '(A MEMBER OF THE UNITED STATES TROTTING ASSOCIATION)

1. FREE FOR ALL TROT AND PACE —— —— — — — PURSE $500.00 2. 2.12 TROT AND PACE—3 secon s allowed trotters -—— PURSE $400.00 1 3. 2.14 TROT AND PACE—3 secon s allowed trotters — PURSE $400.00 1 4. 2.16 TROT AND PACE—-3 secon s allowed trotters —— PURSE $400.00 1 5. 2.19 TROT AND PACE —— -— —- — -—— — —— — PURSE $400.00 1 6. 2.22 PACE —— —— —- — -—— _ _ _ _ .. _ PURSE $350,110 ‘ (F0! Ila-cers who have not taken record of 2.13 or better in a race) ' 7. FREE FOR ALL TROT —- — -—— —— — — ~ — —— — PURSE $400.00 ’8- 2-17TROT~—— -—— ———.———-—— — — —— —PURSE$400.00 9. 2.22 TROT (Open to Trotters who have not taken a record of 2.13 or better in a race —- —— —— PURSE $350.00 10." 2 YEAR OLD TROT AND PACE, Prince Edward Island Futurity 11. 3 YEAR OLD TROT AND PACE, Prince Edward Island Futurity 12. 4 YEAR OLD TROT AND PACE, Prince Edward Island Futurity

The Provincial Exhibition Association will give $500 to be distributed among the winners along with the amount 0

pdd in for these Fnturitles.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR DRIVERS AND OWNERS

A special ribbon will be given to the owner of the winning hone in gun 1-jog, BACCO COMPANY OF MONTREAL has donated s beautiful Trophy. lmown as The British Consuls Tmphy. which will be awarded to the Driver scoring the most points during the meeting. This Association will slso give 830 to the driver scoring the most points during the meet lng. points durlnr the meet First place counts five points. second place three points, third place two points and $10 will be given the wlnningdglwgg in gun no.‘

810 will be siven the driver drlvlns the fastest nut trotted during the meet and 310 to the driver driving

fourth plsce one point. the fsstest heat paced during the meet.

Ten Dollars will be given the caretaker of the horse trotting the fullest heat and Ten Dolisru to the core.

taker of the horse pacing the fastest heat.

Five Dollars will be given to the caretaker of each lung. wlnnlng s nee in the trott' _ and pacing classes

during the meet.

Filly Dollars will be rlven to the owner of the horse that best: man peeing record of 2.05 1-2 except as provided for below. Fifty Dollars to the owner of the horse an: be“, 11.. 1nd; u-om.“ "cord of 2,0; 3.4 gxogpg .3 provided for below. In case two horses best the above rem;-as men the awards go to the fastest horse. If two

horses tie for the swnrds the money will be divided equally.

Entries close July 29th, with J. W. Boulter, Secre gm-,_ ch.;|oue¢myn_ p, 3, 1,

GENERAL CONDITIONS

\ (ALL RACES IVIILE HEATS)

ﬁre Charlottetown Race Truck is now one of the fast- dt, best laid out and cared for trucks. and surely the most beautifully situated of my in the Maritime Provinces. A great deal of effort will be made to keep it in apple pie order, all through the period before the races and during the neon so the: no horse will become unsound or suffer injury and to enable them to make fast time.

Horsemen (providing they are racing exclusively at our meeting) by wiring st our expense notifying us of their arrival will be met at the train and their baggage trans- I fcned to the grounds without cost to them, also taken swsy without cost to them. Every effort will be made to msko the horsemen‘: stay pleasant and send them sway feeling thst they huve been well treated.

All noon to he need on three best plan: 10% of each purse will be swsrded to the *'nner. The remainder will be divided into three equal parts, one part to be need for esch best. In the event of there being three heat winners they shell hsve s fourth host to determine the winner.

All purses divided 50. 26. 15 ..nll 10. Entry fee 5% live per cent of the money raced for each best will oe deducted from the first and second horses; 87. will be deducted from the third horse and 2% from the fourth horse. Entrance fees and deductions do not apply to Ihturities. ll: horses to enter and four to start.

Bight reserved to ohsnge program, reject any entry. or if entry appears to Isy over field to the extent that there is not. in thr opinion of the management. sufficient competition. then the said entry may be transferred to a hater else! or entry fee refunded. bsr any driver end to declare rsce off on account of bed weather. or failing to

obtain sstisfsctory number of entries or starters to trans-

Entries Close

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If you have no enirles' for above classes, please

lfseesai Charlottetown. July 20th; North3rrn_ July illith; Montague, August 2nd.

July 29th, 1939

EDWARD ISLAND of Canada "

DATES

THE MACDONALD T0-

810 to the driver scoring the second most

for horses to mother clsss to which they are eligible, re. open or substitute another without advertising, or alter or extend racing dstes.

Additional entries of an in vldual ownership may be rnsde in any class by the In ent of 1% on closing date. but entries of separate ownership, although In the same stable must pay installment in full.

Two entries of the ssrne ownership may start in the some race, providing the full 5% is paid on each stu-tcr. the drivers having the approval of the Judges.

All horses with names of drivers must be declared in 11 o'clock s. m_ the day prior to the race, when positions will be drawn to enable us to print score cards with setusl starters.

Eligibility bsseni on U, S. T. A. money winning classifi- cation. 0 .. ..-... . . .. no ‘ spin‘, for nny sccldent or damage to my person or property during this meeting, and this understanding is psrt of this contract.

l-Isy, straw and Stebllng Free.

U. s. T. A. rules to govern, except where they conflict with these conditions. Be sure sud bring your eligibility certificates and driver’: license.

THE OFFICIAL?

The offlclsls will be selected for their experience and relisbility and will be instructed to carry out the rules firmly end fnlrly. All purse money will be paid immedi- ately slur thoracic and horsemen ere asked to get same from secretary before leaving.

FBISBNTATION 0!‘ PRIZE MONEY

lfrldsy evening the President will sword epeoiel rib- bons,prises.tothe ' ' ownendriverssnd-.u takers.

‘ - ;. W. BOULTER, Secretary Charlottetown, P. E. I.

pass this form on to another horseman.

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Charlullelown

August 15, 16. 17, 13

4— DAYS ——4 12 classes

Only in short time and horsemen throughout the Marltimes will be ‘forward- ing their entries for the great racing events which will be held the. week all

August 14th. to 18th.

For years Maritime horse- men, and in fact those fur- ther afield, have looked for. ward to the Charlottetown races as one of the brightest meets in the entire racing firmament. Here a fast track, beautiful surround- lllzs a glad hand from the mﬁllazernent. good treat- ment. purses paid at the wire and four days racing with classes that fit any horse is apsured. The pro- gram of twelve events has been planned to give the owner of every kind of worth-while trotter or pacer an opportunity to start. The colt races appeal to many; in fact the juveniles have become a prominent part of the Provincial Exhibition racing P1'°2ram because every year they have ex. Mb"-ed Rood racing manners ‘lid PM Ill! Rood contests. TM! Year's Futurltles will Pfﬂbﬂbly be the best of all time with larger fields of starters and as good, if not better, quality performers, The remaining classes are the popular events that ‘Will! the best and fastest horses racing in the eastern section of Canada. together. Here the equine stars of

’ Sydney, Halifax, Bri d g o-

waur, Saint John, Moncton, Truro, Amherst and other Maritime towns will meet our horses, and the livllest kind of competition result.

One of the popular fea- tures with horsemen in con- nection with the Provincial Exhibition is the awards to owners, drivers and grooms. The Macdonsld T o b :1 c c 0 Company of Montreal will again present the British Console Trophy to the driver who scores the most points during the four days racing. This gift from the popular tobacco company is much appreciated and everywhere horsemen speak of it with interest. It will no doubt be the means of increasing the rivalry among the great reinsmen who will he here in mid-August.

Every afternoon between the heats of the harness racing, acts of vaudeville will be interspersed. A new and unique program com- prising some of the finest acts exhibited last season has been secured. A Master of Ceremonies who is also a high class singer and enter- tainer, will keep the whole bill running smoothly and if there is any delay in the racing an act or specialty’ will at once he put on. 80 rest assured there will be no dull moments at the Pro- vincial Exhibition this sea- son. Fast and furious racing with head-on finishes, burn- orous vaudeville, clever singing, thrilling acts. beau- tiful girls gorgeollsly. C03- tumed, will provide an aflernoon"s sport such as has never before been offered in the Maritimes.

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