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GREETINGS EIIIIM MIIYIIR

Continued from page i

Roger-g Hardware Compui

ing Company is the pioneer, the The impression of a miniature, d kn w_ I an gallery L‘ gather,” by thellargest manufacturer an ac o ‘ visitor who casts a casual glance

y g _ on the boom or R08", Hardware has ‘a. record of ten seam o con

Company, located in the

Goodwill Fliers Bring

il3fifi?“ii‘i‘iyi‘l“§?35? ::::":::.i::::;:.":. m art wonderful possibilities of Jap-a-lac 1

' shades and tones. The sober hues Greetings from the Mayor of To- 10f dusk, the brilliant glory of sun-I ronto to the Mayor and citizens of iset, the restful tints of the pastoral,- Charlottetown were conveyed ycs- landscape are represented in vary- tEfllihV to Mayor Stewart by Mr. E- ling combinations and settings by

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French, director of the Goodwill Air ‘ the master hand of 5n ‘Hi-gm Mr, ‘ Tour, who will receive His Worship‘s ‘gimme 3mm,“ Vagabond painter ‘ written answer this morning, to be ‘o; pansboro’ Nov, 3mm,‘ who 15 conveyed bacik to Toronto. ‘i120 text ;known throughout the Norm Am, 0f the 1110551139 fmm M°Y°T slewlln ‘erlcan Continent. As one watched, the deft fingers of the artist wield- ihe card board side of a. carton in an instant was changed into a beautiful landscape painting. As the last quick strokes ‘of the brush completed this ex-

_ , quisite little picture there were rection of Mr. E. French, vii-c prcs- {many Surprised murmurs or admhu ident of the Club. I have very great I

at Toronto is as follows:

To Hon. W. S. Stewart,

Mayor of Charlotte-town.

Dear Mr. Mayor: The Toronto Flying club is taking an air nascent» i to visit the various cities of the Maritime Provinces, uncc." rlie di-

ed the brushes,

. . ation. pleasure in conveying by means of

this Goodwill Flight my personal greetings and those of the citizens

o! Term“) m you andflne citizens Ipher-artist paint scenes in fifteen

‘ used are genuine pure colours in oil, manu- i laden mop‘ The "mp l5 placed lll fbetuied by the oliuueii Jap-a-Lac I l“ b“? “m” ‘films "Pllghl- The

double drawstring fits th b

of our great Dominion. unfoitiin- Pfllnt Company. Mr- Bradley uscshnugly around the ° “g am)“ we do no, have the cpponun- , the same colours in oil as are used I

o, chaflotteto“.n_ we have veryiminutes. The colours

kind regards for our fellow Canad- I ian citizens on the Eastern seaboard

ity i0 nreet one another as often as I in Plllhlllll! IlOll-SQS- we should like, but we wish you well

great heritage.

originally organized by some of the

ties in this Dominion. monstration of flying manoeuvres gny infonnation will, I am sure, thrill and. earn the Woul- paint admiration of your citizens. We Schema,’ em hqpe that many of your citizens will find. it possible w attend the Can- adian National Exhibition this year and. experience the warmth of wel- come always extended t0 vl-‘iilllrs lll our midst. This exhibition is ira- tional and in fact international in scope and is a monument to the co- hesion and enterprise of thOSB 0f Canada from coast to coast.

I would also direct your attention tothe Toronto Centennial celebra-

problems,

Mathfeson and Chandler

An attractive little

;bcoth featuring Mitchell's

the citizens or your municipality. ll must cordial mvnaflon to 30m with I confectionnry, Mitchell's

progress.

BEST FAIR

Mam tinuous pIOKNSS , Building opposite the entrance. slnlcllllll lllld pclllollmance’ Mai He” am on exhibit a group o: re_ has an international dealer organ- ization with merry thousands of

each, year Ln fuel costs alone, and I in. addition are rendering a. uni- and dependability of heating and power that these 0W1"

formlty

ers have never before enioyed.

The Iron Fireman Manufactur-

- ' TTETOWN ouaimimv’: _ _

EXHIBITION l

by the exceptionally low prices on the price tags. Today's market of Chesterfield suites does not war- rant any such cheep prices, but

, they state they were protected on

several car loads. They state that. there has been e. sharp advencein the price of furniture. The piano

ledged leader iii the industry. It I ""1 “"4" "m" “d "ml" “ml

in design,

paints An production of varlousithat its continued success rests ‘upon the samnwuon o‘ m! cu‘- very attractive radio the General‘ . 'tomers. To this end. it spares nolmectflc ten who ‘(mm u the i lee service to interested customer... , efforts in providing the best pro-‘ ' ' '

, jaiggest value Holmsrrs have ever-l duct “hm ca “be ,l°l°‘l“°°‘l at the , shown. All these radios are oxhib- ' lowest possible cost consistent with I ' sound business operation-all this‘ mo“ Speclals’ some of them a" lthe only ones of their model, but‘ i priczs are bound to move them.

‘tinuance of service to its users.

Mr. Proud is also special repre-l scntatlve of Robert Simpson East- ; em Ltd. with show rooms at 58-58 iGrafton Streetfat which all ex- hibltion visitors are invited to call!

Betty Bouncer

In the secluded north-cast cor-

for the purpose of insuring a con-

next section, and this exhibit is probably the best showing theyi ihave ever made. There is the full‘ sized range in cream panels end| -nickel finish at the excepti l price of $43.50. There were many, other models shown, but probably the Iron Duke, which is a very ,heavily constructed, all range, drew the most attention.

lcolour and decoration just lldt

. com will in ones

living room. Next comes the radio section. And first one meets the little Lyric table model at-the extremely lcw price

of $24 50. This is a splendid little iManufncturlng Company recognlmslmachlne’ and h“ wonderful "- l

caption. There are other models at f

, $34.50 iiiid $40.50 and upward. One ‘

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The Enterprise ranges occup, the

cast-iron

50f the oldest firms in Prince Ed- Iward Island, iii located to the right Iof the man entrance. Om sale Ihere are Peerless oinser Ale. Orange, Iron Brew and other idiinks. The firm of J. at T. Morris, which was established in i856. has l. fine display of its products in the background of the booth. Bottles of the drinks are arranged as to form a. roof effect. The tiny house itself serves as a. utility and

evenings during the Exhibition.

The furs are wolf, squirrel, lynx, im-akule, Punch beaver, brown and black Persian lamb, and sable. several of the coats have muffs to match. Prices range from $19M to $75. The colours are in brown, black, dark wine and blues. ‘rhea are some very smart travel tweed coats with prim- rlncln: from $22.80 tn 845. '

The smart swagger suits with skirts to match have a range in price from $37.50 to $48.00. They‘ are trimmed with French beaver and wolf.

The atmosphere of the booth is essentially cheerful, and an effi- cient and courteous staff guaran-

Pecrlesl Ginger Ale

The booth of J. d: T. Morris, one

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AUGUST 22, 1933

VISITDBS‘

will Delight in Inspecting} THE HEW FALL SHOES

How Showing at the WRIGHT SHDE Dompany

Hew Dun Greys a Hew Polka Dot Browns "'//~ Hew Polka Dot Blacks

S’

It is worth one's while to call m: b” wltll a‘ glllssy llllelll“ ml‘ and see this well known philoso- ‘Sh’ and a “l” scream plllvldeil

The booth is in charge of Mr. C. through a “llle llllllle l" llle hm‘ iii the common enjoyment of our S. Day. fBPYP-iehlflllvfi 0f lh? Glld- I tom or the bag‘ It is the ‘lllellllllll den Company. Jap-a-Lac is be-lol

The Dominion Flying Club was coming very popular in Prince Ed- I nrucle‘ which ls for the firs‘? Elmo ward Island and ls handled by Hum‘? llllrollllccd lo

many war-time aviators residing in Idealers in all the principal towns Ihlwe ll’ made up lll Cllzlllllllemwn- Toronto, the centre of flying ccKiVi-WIand villages. Both Mr. Day and fMll‘ Allllllll Alllecl‘ l5 the 5°l9 515" Their de- ;Mr. Bradley will be pleased to give Hllbllml‘ ml" Canada- wnh regard to iKucher is in charge of the booth.‘

comm, and has the selling agency for the

IS .

refreshment I clllllalns so“ , clothes, and may be used for clean- ‘

drinks is located in the northwestilllg a vallely °l alllcles- The W" icomer of the main building and l" ca“ be used l° YFYITOVP on“? ‘Ils conducted by Messrs. Lloyd I°ll' l"“‘“"~ lllll- ‘lmllaci l"

i . lviathlcson and‘ Bill Chandler. The i “W” “ll “ml 5l“°°lh- All In all I-lolman's is one of the

youthful salesmen have on display; happiest booths in the bullding,| n. full stock of Mitchell's five cent i “on which Wm take place m“ drinks including Quebec Dry Gin-;

. i. d gor Ale, Orange ‘rriil, Iron Brew‘ W". 1934- I exlelld t“ Yllll- s l all and orange, as we“ as flu“ and l‘ ors for P. E. Island of Blatehfords

drinks usi a in tribute to 100 years of 1‘ which have been manufactured in ‘or calves and poultry’ have a n P y 8 floharlomtown ‘or the last twenty splendid booth in the s0uih-u'cs‘.-.h_1b1t1on vmgm- ha; time, would b9

ner is the neat Betty Bouncer booth. Betty Bouncer, a. large fab-l

a new and most convenient and

sanitary method of shaking a dust- best Selling "neg

handle. The mop is shaken, and the dust falls

the manufacturers of this

Clllladll- l“ convenience.

Mr, Erwin

land i Shown in this booth as well is, i Mystic Washing Powder and Hand‘ Isoap. The former whitens linens,

[men that so far has been invented nothing injurious to.

a month, it means that it is th

‘oxnnder Murray Roofing Products

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ziklyod,

Carter d: Co. Carter and Company. distribut-

Feeds, the original milk substitutes 5M, range M the“. Charlottetown

store, a visit to which. if the ex-

Throughout the yea,- and parflcu- i years were reduced last Fall to five em sectlml‘ Bllllcllllllds we" 95‘ ‘well worth while. may during the summer monthsgconm a home’ and have always tablished in 1800, and have over

especially outstanding events hie proved a popular beverage- being arranged which will form the highlights in the centenary. 1 am, yours sincerely, I l WILLIAM A. STEWART,

Chas. SVorlli, Barber

communication has also been for- warded to Vice Admiral Drax of the North American Wcst Indies Stfltlfih aboard H. M. S. Norfolk, now at St. Joim inviting the scaplaries of the Norfolk to Join the Goodwill Tour at Montreal on return to Toronto- 1t is expected that Vice Admiral Drax will personally make the flight.

The replies received by the vari- ous municipalities to the forcflmnl ebmmiinieation from Mayor Slew- arl. of Toronto will be drvphed by iii-plane at the Toronto Exhibition.

ceurniu GUARDIAN

s.‘ F,

' | rrved for Queer’ (am-y czl-‘Tqngnor-lifrldl lnferclf bu! as.

barber shop ii-i the city. Lloyd W. Proud

"Utility" is the thought

ranged booth of Mr.

Sherwin-Williams products.

Princo Edward Island for

‘mm’ , leads and oils.

lain-fed at 4 cents a word piqnble in driven”-

lPaint represents the best under-

‘EEE WINDOW dl-‘ivlfly ‘>1 1'3"“ ‘istanding of point noetls—the best miidels made from the flm°ll5 gtechnical and practical paint know- oiieieeili Quality Wwl-i- The ‘ledge in the field today. n has Nicdlecraft Shoppe. 535 [been On the market for over fifty

E lyears and is sold in practically ev-

IIOT DINNER from 11 OTlOCk-ery important paint field in the supper- from 4. Holy Name Hill» world. It enjoys shfgher reputation 188 Richmond. 534 and a wider sale than any other

mi paint on the market. It has achiev-

ed its success “ it has al- gand Prince County

ways given the best of service in appearance and durability.

In the second section of the booth is exhibited the Iron Fire-

-roaccn LANDING-The Ai-q isiocrat from St. John, flown bYIdeVice. Mr. Shelfocn and his wife. for-I The Iron Fireman Manufactur- merly Miss Daphne Patterson Ofllfll’ coml-lln? mil"! l- II-nfi 0T st. John, were forced to land in,automatlc ccal burners ranging a field near Summerside and werelfrom those adapted to the warm not able to rejoin the rest of the alg- heating plant or domestic

flight, The crack up was not serqboiler to commercial and industrial:

fous, no one was injured. The other l sizes large enough for firing a 150 planes returned to Upton Airport. H. P. boiler. Scientifically designed‘ and engineered at the factory to ipermit of the type of installation best adapted to the particular fir- -_.§_ m; job. Iron Fireman achieves re- sTAittPEfb-At the P. E. I. Hospi- suits never before obtained by any tai on Sunday, August 20, Miclitypfl of firing device, both in ec- Eva Eliza. Stamper. Funeral fromlonomy and Dflfllfllllllcll- Th9 1m"

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DEATHS

The barber and shoe-shine booth L ~ Mayor orToronw- conducted by m. Charles Worth, ;;“"_"l‘°le A similar invitation has been sent] barber’ is located just south or the I are gained an enviable reputation I Products

to the various Maritime centres A‘ main building, to the rear of the, _

grand “and. Here exhibitors maypoultry’. Information on feeds be served in a manner as saflsmcwfceding is available at the booth‘ tory as in the most up to date

which flashes into the mind while one examines the large and well ar- Lloyd W. TPrcud, located on the east side of ‘the Main Building near the south end. The booth is divided into two sections, one of which features Mr. Proud has been appointed whole- sale and retail representative for this company. He carries a complete vctilllllg of I no“! ""1" ""'-" "Hstock of paints, varnishes, lacquers. ' Sherwin-Williams

man, the premier automatic firing!

hlbit. Mr. Ives was the first local man to pioneer successfully in the sale of oil burners. '

I130 years experience in milling business. Artistically arranged in the booth are sacks of calf meal. lFlll-the-Basket Egg Mash. chick feeds. In this province Blatchfords

Sun-Ray Food Prrf ' i‘;

v Sun-Ray implies brightness. vig- and I or and health. Something of those

‘lsiqualities are embodied in the Pmflllcls f quaint little booth ofSun-Ray Food Ltd, located _in the

and ,' north-eastern section of the build- and

as feeds for young animals

ers cf which are at Milford Sta-

i from Mr. R. S. Huestis, Iilatch- I tion, Nova scotia, is exhibiting two fords Maritime representative. lbmakfast 100d‘ which have been arranged in their red and blue boxes with most artistic effect. ‘This Maritime Company is supply- iiii 1885, are displaying their goods inlbrcakfast foods’ under the Mm" an Exhibltkn booih rei- the firstliir “Nutlewl and “whellemly time. The booth is lzcntrd on the] Nutrew‘ ‘s a quick-cook“; ca” east side in the centre of thetlzlét 812d“: ‘Ligglcgzgty l" the pm"

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iZZI°Z.“...f.°-iii§“'iiidiiiiu” "if"? when-w i- ii an when stairs, with ncwel po:t, rails, etcflblleaklast mod wlllcll “Hull” There is also exhibited a completqalmll‘: llllcell mlllllle‘ cwklllg- It display of Canadian-made dccrs in l5 a‘ real lleallll l°°d' and l“ m” Douglas Fir, and clear cedar, Iheilsame llme ls V"? Ellsty- The GT3‘ [Tom also displays a Camry“, 1mg: ham flour and whole wheat flour of mould ngs which would be re- ‘m’ mild‘? from the hard Whefli 115911 quiwd in Ordywry mum bluldlng"in manufacture of cereals which bath for iffidt and outside rise. 1.,‘ are an extremely attractive. tasty. M_ p001, and Q0” mi 8,150 dish-i- healthful food. Every visitor to the bum-s p); JQhn5-M3nV1lle Asfil-lxhibition is invited to inspect the bcritios Rtofing Products, which areESun-Ray Product-e. and as a mat- nicely shown on two model houses] ter of fact test their breads, muf- Insulated board and sheet rock. fins and cookies, which are shown products of Canadian Gypsumlat the fair. Visitors will find at Comlilny. and hard walls plmer- this booth a supply of biscuits L. M. Poole and Co., are a well made wit}, 51mm,“ mo“; The known local firm and have one oflflom- is Show“ 1n red and blue

the larger! lumber yards east cflpackasu arflsflcany pyramldecL Montreal.

L. M. Poole A: Co.

Mom's s. imbued Ltd. r. o. Ives

“Servicc" tairs tangible form in Ltgheibooth osfiyocilz s: Macuod the borth of Zfr. 'r. cl. Ives, fnI " ' mull a “u” pl“ which are di p ‘yed Fawcett Rang-Hm the south “d8 of we buudlng Marmmc prcducb. The boothlnear the centre. This year their fidlciteii iii the north-western "llllbll l‘ “mm” l” "M" l” section of the building. The Faw- we“ m!‘ mmmed ma“ find mm’ cett ranges are placed in l. wide Whlch l“ mow“ ‘n vulom col‘ arc in the large b:oth, and arelolllls’ ‘Wm’ lull“ "nu" uld impressive in their appearance 0! trlmmmg" In mo“ garment‘ "l" utility combined with bmity. The lllmml“! l‘ “m” “ll °" u" Home Ideal Ollbumers, many of “"1593 “d. ‘ll m" I'll‘ hm“. which are operating in the city at "mum" Ema‘ the ma,“ mm.’ a" u” on ex. The booth has been planned with careful emphasis on background, and the parlour touch il every- where evident. The background is composed of Moore d: Mscbecffe lfolmarfs Inew 1034 wall paper. The furniture ;and lampshade: were donated by

her late residence, 252 Grafton Stflfiieman Automatic Coal Burner Qodgy, Tuesday, August 22nd, and the service which I0" with It

wood ¢emeW-y_ iic buildings millions of dollars

the entire south end of the build-move been skilfully arranged in

v1 mum" tey-‘igig. On pproaching it, one is im- such a manner l8 ID h! IBM t0 “In,” ‘tn-lama: at; alMIQnIuJiTQTI Qgezcltlilgrlnllasslnsliiltutions andelpub- ‘pressed rilot only with the showingIthe best advantage. Miss Elisabeth leaving at . ._ n I'm ' i '

As usual Holman's booth occupies; R. T. Holmanh Ltd. The garments

Wherever one goes, people are fa- miliar with the Iron Duke. If they a have not got one their neighbour has. The Iron Duke is l-Iolmanh One of the ranges ls equipped with the Alaska oil burner. Quite a. number of these are now in use in the City of ‘Charlottetown, and users are quite, Smanwood which 1s located m the

‘enthusiastic. Prices run from $36.50 mom, eastern section of the build, I

llpward- 5mm? are equlpped wlEh-‘ing. The necessity of a thoroughl electric starters. One simply tums‘ on the switch. The visitor should

not fail to see this most modernlchassls

The price tag on a very special electric washer said only $59.50. When one considers that one can‘ buy this on Hclmanl; Home Plain which calls for $6 now, and $5.35; Elie for examination bflsl labour ""1118 device f" w°“l‘iff\\' material that lciishioiis with-

~vcut springs." Mr. Smallwood is the The next section shows the Al-

and certainly reflects the reputa- ,iion of Messrs. Holman for snappy quality of merchandise. Those are only ii few lines from their exten-

ing. The company, the headrgiart-l

store roam.

I thirst.

V. c. Smallwood

i shown, by an displayed.

A demonstration of special in- , siallatlon is also given, showing the

pcssibility of having a. radio set in- stalled in any part of the room,- ‘in the wall, on the armchir, my- i ; where.

There ‘s also offered to the pulb- "Lexetal," a

fi-geiit for this new type mattress.

i‘ Mr. smailwood who is located at built in the form cf a bungalow.

.\rnorc‘s House Paints are also dis-

lt: Ivci-lh River Road has l. large licccl business in radio i-epafr work, ‘and radio cabinet refinishing.

g SPEAKERS I

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and horses exhibited last year, made it most difficult for the judges to give their decisions. We hope the Judging will create 3,5 much interest this year as it did in 1932. For about three quarters of a century our Province has had a. name for its fine horses, and our people for their keen interest in well conducted races. At the annual meeting of our Association held October 23rd, 1889, the report of the first races (which took place on the same track the horses will run tomorrow) goes on t0 say "The Directors are proud to know that the management of the races have won the warm approval of the thinking public throughout the Province, It is to be hoped that the "Dutntion as made will be sustained "and we believe it will." In speaking for the present man- agement, I can honestly say they take special pride in carrying out thQ Wlshel 0f the old Directors, by keeping up the high standard, slvlns 800d clean sport to the lovers of that noble animal the horse. We are pleased to welcome for the first time as exhibitors in