CHARDOTTETOWN

DEMONSTRATION

M. W. LOCKE

‘Corrective Shoes

Simulated imam buinwyb Duplicated i

July 4th and 5th with a 1111c showing of M. W. books Cor- rective Shoes for men and women.

Mr. McDowell in well qvﬂiﬂw to give advice on size, width and style required.

Ha will be [ﬂea-led to meet all old customers and as mil-ll)’

new ones as may 4e lookinl ior relief from foot troubles of d.

any kin Remember tho " ‘

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Weiuppoeeithuily natural that M. W. Locke Shoes should be ﬂat- tered by many imitations and sub- ltitutes. Whenever anything oi such outstanding merit is created, the innitators always make their appear- ID00-

But remember. . . therein nlyoue Dr. Locke! Then h only one group of shoes designed and approved by Dr. Locke! Each pair bears the name of “M. W. Locke" and '1 built " to the exact specifications of the world's most famous foot Ipecialist.

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Halifax Port Arrivals

IUNDAY, JUNE 30.

ARRIVALS 2-

Picwu County from Montreal. Pentland from Local Harbour. Barge from Local Harbour.

Vimy Ridge from Local Harbour.

QAILINGS :—

Lady Drake to B. W. Indies. Newfoundland to Liverpool. Cordelia to Montreal. Pentland to Local Harbour. Barge to Local Harbour. Vimy Ridge to local Harbour.

VESSELS IN BERTB:—

Pentland, discharging. Barge, discharging. Vimy Ridge, discharging. Lady Drake. loading. Barge No. 2. berth. Newfoundland, loading. Pictou County, discharging Cordelia, discharging. Acadian, berth. Barge, bcﬂh. TFSSELS DUE TO ARRIVE:- June So-Lillemor from Jamaica. Chedabucto from E. C. ports. , Magnhlld from Nild. ports. Portia from Nﬂd. ports. July b-Chomedy from Montreal. Iibrt St. George from New York Zenda. from Montreal. 2-—El1a Pearl from Halifax. Famorth from Boston; Clairton irom Boston. 8—Ma.rlis from Halifax. 4-I.enarfish from Halifax. ti-Pulaski from New York.

MONDAY. JULY 1. LRRIVALS:—

Chomedy from Montreal.

Portia from Nfld. ports. Pentlsnd from Local Harbour. Barge from Local Harbour. Vimy Ridge from Local Harbour‘.

SAILING-S:- Pentland to Local Harboul

Barge to Local Harbour. Vimy Ridge to Local Harbour.

VESSELS IN BEHTII: Pentland, discharging. Barge, discharging.

Vimy Ridge, dischI-rj. Chomedy. loading.

Portia, discharging. Portia, discharging.

Barge No. 2, berth.

Pictou County, discharging. Acadian. berth. Barge, berth.

IESSELS DUB T0 ARRIVE:-

July

1—Lil1emor from Jamaica. Chedabucto from 1:. o. ports. Magnhild from Nfld. ports. rm St. George from New York tends from Montreal

Q-mla Pearl from Halifax.

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Chomedy to B. W. Indies. Pictou County to Montreal. James Stewart to Montreal Ferniield to Local Harbour. Maggie I-Iomans to Local Hbr. Pentland to Local Harbour. Vimy Ridge to-Local Harbour. Barge to Local Harbour.

VESSELS IN BIRTH:-

Pentland, discharging. Barge, discharging.

_Vimy Ridge, discharging. Maggie Homans, discharging. Chomedy, loading.

Portia, loading.

James Stewart. bunkering. Barge No. 2, berth.

Zcnda, discharging. Ferntield, loading.

Pictou County, discharging. Magnhild, dis. and loading. Acadian, berth.

Barge, berth.

VESSELS DUE TO AB-RTVEI—-

July t 2r—Chedabucto from E. c. ports. Elia Pearl from Halifax. Farnorth from Boston. Clair-ton from Boston. Olga s. from Boston. ii-Marlis from Halifax. Lenarfish from Halifax. Pulaski from New York. Lillemor from Jamaica S-Adrastus from Far East. o-Zenda from Saint John. 7-Chedabucto from E. C. ports Far-north from Charlottetown. B~Cathcart from Montreal. Rosalind from New York. mm 8t. George from St. John's Gold Harbour from Boston. 9--Heroy from Montreal. Ella Pearl from Halifax. 10--Ledy Nelson from Bermuda.

Vernon River School Closing

The annual school closing o! Vernon River Bchool was held on Fm afternoon, June 28th. The schoo was decorated for the occasion with out flowers. ‘mere were over giity parents and visitors present.

The pupils were eammincd in the different branches by Mr. Harold Hynes, Supervisor. b! Montague. The rapid and = ‘ resvonses of the pupils oi the several grades showed the careful and diligent training which the pupils received for the past five years by their teacher, Miss Margaret Huntley. Following the examination the following program was vow Well rendered by the pupils. Rev. A. S. Weir acted as Chairman. Chorus. 0 Canada — By School; Welcome-by Irene Hanan; “Three Maids" (in costume); Duet -by George and Irene Tweedy; Motion Bong—-by Juniors; T110- Marguerlte, Marion endjtuby Mac- Donald; Recitation by Mack Carver by school; Duet by Marguerite and Cecil MacDonald;

'. Play "Safety First Train"; Recita-

tion by Freida Carver; Pantomine. ‘Rule Britannia; Vale-dietary. Cliff tea; Debate: Restoved that the cow ll a more useful animal than the horas. qnakorl on “Pro” lids, Idith Han-Ian. Estelle Ice, Mar- guerite MacDonald. Speakers on nqative side, Mack Carver, Cecil MacDonald, Kathleen Currie M11» following prizes were

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‘Ihll column ll o! local lntdelt u newly nature d oeutl a word advaleb-

reserved In new: but adnrtlllni cl In be inserted at ltrlctll DQYONQ ll

DB. HEATH McINTYB-IFS OI‘- FICE will be closed until Monday,

July the 1am. p-mo-"r-a-ii. oolnranzaanon mrs marm- snoa. L-sraa-r-iz-siz.

WK. ROGER-B, City Ticket Agent, Canadian National Railways, has moved to the new Currie Building at I81 Queen Street, where he will be glad to meet all prospective trav- elelrs. Irﬁoo-‘I-Zi-Bi.

WE HAVE THE BEST for the least, if you want to rid your ranch of ﬂeas. Come and get a few pounds

‘of powder from us and end your ﬂea

troubles for the season. Charlotte- town Par Sales Ltd, 55 Queen Bt., Charlottetown. L-B507-7-4-o-9.

BIZLATIVIS IN DEL-liars. M. A. Molnnis o1 Oakland, is enjoying a. vacation in Lake County this month, the guest oi her sister and biother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Davis, Iakesport. With her is er daughter Ramona. who will be re- mem‘ od as having visited P. E. Island and Nova Sootia five years ago. Her young friends in these pro- vinces will be l terested w learn that Ramona was graduated from the grammar grades last month and won a scholarship to the Central High School, Oakland, conducted by the Sisters oi the Holy Names.- Oakland Maple leaf.

New Passengc? Carrying Plane For Service Here

New newest in passenger-carry- ing aircraft a DeHaviland Rapid which combines speed and luxury has been placed at the service of the public on the Charlottetown- Ru “‘ -Moncton route by the Canadian Airways. The plane is equipped with twin six cylinder Gypsy Major motors and has a crusing speed oi’ 140 miles an hour.

Pilot Walter Fowler expertly demonstrated the latest addition to the Upton Airport to a group of press-representatives yesterday on a special flight over the Island. The ease with which the duel motor equipped ship took off was comfort itself and soon the pas- sengers relaxed to enjoy a panoramic view, as only the Is- land can boast. The plane itself weigh 3100 pounds, and with s. full complement oi 10 passengers and luggage 5200 pounds. It has e. wing span of 48 feet, and can be ﬂown with only one motor func- tioning. Pilot R- H Biddy who flew the plane from 'I‘oronto stop- pedpi’! a; Quebec and Mocton anrout. The final stage of the ﬂight from Moncton to Upton Airport was made in halt an

hour the fastest iligh between the Air points. l The Rapid will replace the

Dragon which is being used in Photograptic work in New Bruns- wick.

Uae Mlnarrl’: for Bruises

maids. Carver by Mr. George Tweedy, Oharlottetovm.

Prize for Iﬂghtest Average Ad- vanced branches, awarded to Lloyd liltacileod by Mr. George Tweedy Charlottetown. o

Prim Ior Progress and Advance- ment awarded to Myrtle Goody by Mr. H. S. MacLeod.

Prise tor for Deﬂgence awarded to Helen bdaeboneld by w. H. B. MacLeod

Becondprielur alwnrdedtokie

Altmdance ‘rweedyby

by the Teacher to the following-Irene Wilson, Hubert Enman, Ruby MacDonald, Marion MacDonald, Victor Wilson. Johnny Wilson.

An address was read- io the ‘Ilcacher by Freida. Carver and a gift from the pupils presented by Anne Tweedy.

An address, from the Women's Institute was read by Mrs. Irving Tweedy and a gift pnesented by Mrs. John Currie. Pupils and visi- tors were treated to ice cream and cake by the Women's Institute.

The National Anthem brought the cnte'tainment to a close.

mi"- Third District of Kings

Joint Political Meetings

Baldwin's Road, Monday, July 8th. Dundee, Wednesday. July 10th. Cardigan, Friday, July 12th. Montague, Monday, July 15th. New Perth, Wednesday, July 11th. All Meetings commence at 8 PM. LIBIE HUNTER, II. I’. MMPIIIE, ‘ JOHN MUQTALD, l. l. IIIBSIAN. lrtoﬂ-ﬂ-t-t-tl-H.

RRINGING UP FATHER

M003! A Mellon If!!!» will be closed every Wednesday afternoon during mllyand August’.

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PIJI. VISITOR-nil visitor to Oakland last month was Mr. mum Dlngwell, a general merchant of Bay Fortune, PEI. He was on I» business trip to British Columbia and took time off to come down the coast to California. In Oakland Mr. Dlngweil met for the first time his two uncles who came to this city in the early '70's and became prom- inent contreotors and buiiderl, namely, J. I". and JAE. Dinkwellr- Oakland Maple Leaf.

BODY N0!‘ RECOVERED-The body o! Mr. Omar Arsenault, 28, who was swept overboard from the rigging of his father's schooner McA.” oft Port Elgin ton days I80. has not yet been found. It is thought that the body may have drifted over to the Prince Edward Island shore. Information is requested by the Port Elgin police in the event oi’ the body being located. Mr. Cleo- phas Arscnault. Magdalene Islands. father of the young mm is Captain o! the schooner, which is registered in Charlottetown.

ClosingExercises St. iM_a ry’s Academy .

on Friday, June 21st. The following is the prise list: Prize for Highest Yearly Aggre-

ence Dalton.

Prize for Second Highest Yearly Aggregate in Grade x awarded to Katherine Driscoll. r

Prize for Hightcet Aggregate in Grade H! awarded to Clarissa Blan- chard.

Prize "for Second Highest Yearly Aggregate in Grade 1x awarded to Nellie Wedge.

Prize for Christian Doctrine in Gradex and 1x awarded to Mary Blanchard.

Prize for Attendance in Grades X and IX awarded to Isabel Gallant.

Prize for Highest Yearly Aggre- gate in Grade VIII awarded to Doris Clow.

Prize for Second Highest Yearly ' Aggregate in Grade VII awarded to Mary Silliphant.

Prize for Highest Yearly Aggre- gate in Grade ‘V awarded to Elaine jorie Kelly.

Prize for Second Hightest Yemq Aggregate in Grade VII awarded to Lens. Richards.

Prize for Christian Doctrine in Grade VIII andVII awarded to Pearl MacNeil.

Prize for Deportment in Grades VIII and VIII awarded to Mas-guer- iic Gallant.

Prize for Highest Aggregate in Grade VI awarded to Lena Rana- hon.

Prize for Second Highest Aggre- gate in Grade VI awarded to Hilda MacNeil.

Prize for Htghat Aggregate in Grade V awarded to Blanche Landry.

Prize for Second Highest Aggre- gate in Grade V awarded to Elaine Arsenault.

Prize for Department in Grade VI and V awarded to Alice Blan- chard.

Prize for Christian Doctrine in Gmdé VI and V awarded to Marie Sonier.

Prize for I-Ilghmt Aggregate in Grade IV awarded to Henrietta Coyle.

Prize for Second Highest Aggro- gate in Grade IV awarded to Frances Gallant.

Prise for Christian Doctrine in Grade IV awarded to Gulede Link- letter.

Prise for Highest A88X¢8ate in

Grade m awarded to Elms Iendry Prize for Second Highut Aggre- gate in Grade I11 awarded to Patricia lvlbcDonald. Prize for Christian Doctrine in Gnde m awarded to Sadie Gallant Prize for Highest Aggregate in Grade II (a) awarded to Mary ‘Ileresa Arsenault.

Prize for Second Highest Aggre- gate in Grade II (a) awarded to

Iouise Wedge. Prize for Highest Astlinic in to Irene

Grade II (b) awarded Gallant.

Prize for Attendance in Grade II (b) awarded to Ruth Axsenaut.

Prize for Giristian Doctrine in Grade II (b) awarded to Ruth Arsenault.

Prize for Hilhest AIBRSBM in Grade I Girls awarded to Lillian Perry.

Prize for Second Agr_,te in Grade I Girls awarded in Clair-see Pineau.

Prize for Iﬂghsst Aﬂregate in Grade I Boys awarded to Royce Gallant.

Prize for Conduct in Grade I Girls awarded to Rose Marie Blacquiare.

Prise for Conduct in Grade I Boys awarded to knelt

Prize for Christian Itoctrine in shred: I awarded to Barber; Silli-

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The closing exercises 018i. wry-s ‘ Academy, Summaraide, took mace

gate in Grade X awarded to Flor--

151118- M!- ﬂr-‘d Mrs. James Dunbar “11 111mm‘! to Iryon. June 2s, to

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attend the Baptist Association, after which they will visit friends u.

coming week.

and Mrs. Fm k C hll oi New York are visitors “i? lsrlrcke Road at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Matthals Griiien.

M1‘- 3111! Mtogison and family, accompanied by lwr. Leone Berry °! Perth Amber. us. are visiting relatives and friends in omen-y.

A wry enjoyable evening was 196611111’ limit at the home o1 Mr. and Mrs. Itaeford Locke, mm Road, when a number o! friends and neighbours gathered to welcome among their midst, Mr, and u", M9114" Bfldﬂu. who are going to take up their residence there soon. The "whines pleasantly spent in games and social chat. The host- ess served a dainty lunch after which everyone Joined ‘in singing “For my m Jolly good fellows"

there different homes.

lumlnaraide, a by u“. thlil Oflifln. Tom Griitin and Jack Macrarlane.

the same we have always sold. Moreover these prices repre- sent a substantial reduction over.

Every tire fully guaranteed. Every tircmadebyGoodrich...the makers of the famous Goodrich Safety Silver-town with the Life-

Don’t miss this opporlianity. Come in today, look at these tires, see the

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aud wishing them success in their new home. each one dispersed to

Scott Currie recently motored in

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Ellis Smallman o! Alma is visit- ing his mother, un. .1. y. smou- man o! Locke Road.

The Baptist Picnic was held on the Athletic grounds in Oieary, June 30, and was a huge suooell. The day proved fine and an-cx- ceptionaily large crowd gathered, it being the first rpicnlc of the season. The Conservative Convention was held the same dsy in Query and after their splendid meeting several hon. members came down to the picnic grounds for supper. Premier MbcMillan gave a very interesting talk on Public Health. The amount o: $260 was raised.

Among those» attending the Sun- day Session oi’ the Baptist Associa- tion at Tryon were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smallmm. Mrs. Beecher Small- man, Mrs. Albert Bmallman, Mr. lpurwson MacNeﬂl. Mr. .. 5mg; Currie, Mrs. Watson Billiker, m. and ma. Avard Harris, Mrs. Prank Smallman and- Mrs. Milton Brasil- mamjrhe following were down for three days: Mrs. Nelson Dennis, Mn. Arthur Harris, Mrs. 5p

hlkclleill. Mr. Watson Billiksr.

Theo. Sabine, wife and family, Mrs. Fred Fraser, are visiting Mr. Sabine‘: mother, who is in poor health.

‘Winnifred Steele, Illenlie, is visiting friends in OLeary and Bvﬂnlfield.

Mr. Paul and Hglen Gallant 0t "0 81ml m? a pleasant vacation at mohe Road.

Mrs. John Robert MacPheraon, mlbuni, is the lueat of 1n. and

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VEBN ON ILTVIB SCHOOL

Report o1 Vernon River School for the month oi’ June.

Grade X-l Imelda Carver, 2 Lloyd Maolcod, 3 Helen MacDonald.

Edith Ilmman. S Cecil MacDonald. Grade VI-I Estelle Les, 2 Mar- guerite MacDonald, 3 Doris Enmsn. Grade V-i Ann Tweedy. 2 Kath- leen Currie. 3 Harold 121mm. Garde IV-l Johnny Wilson, 2 Victor Wilson. Grads III <a)~—1 Herbert Enmsn. Gradsm (b) - 1 Ruby Mac- Donald, 2 Marion MacDonald. Grade II-l Irene mnmn. Grade I (a)-—1 George Tweedy. Grade I (b)! George Wilson. Margaret F. Huntley, Teacher. VISITORS T0 W011 BEACH

wuand Mrs. H. W. Bartram: w» May Bertram. Wtmount, Que; Mr. and Mrs. Ployd Stavert, Boston, Mass; Mr. and Mrs. Aben Macbesn, Mr. and Mrs. n. T. White. Idith and Myrtle white, Charlotte- town; H. S. Qua-p, Angm H. Mac- Kie. Summersidc; Miss Anne l. Callaghan, I‘. Brady. Miss Elinor Cook. J. S. Edwards. Charlottetown- m-s. w. Pcntland Lindsay, w. and Mn. P. A. Bishoprie, Miss Nanette , ; Mr. and Mrs. Robertson. Chgrlottetown; A. I. Scott, Halifax; Miss i... Wilson, M. Golding, Charlottetown; It. John; w. and Mn.

i Moncton N. 3.; Mr. and 1B8. N. D. Maeslean. Charlottetown; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grim Lawrence, Mass; Miss Muriel Maobean, Tor- onto, Ont; Miss Jean Munn, Mr. mu Small, w. and Mrs. n. Jen- kins, Miss Paula Jenkins, Mrs. Burke, Miss Helen McKie. Mr. Gordon McDonald, Charlottetown; Miss Ethel Norton, Miss Blackwell. ‘lioronto, Ontario. '

PUBLIC NOTICE

To the DEFAULTING I-ATIPAY: BIB School

K No. Db-Notice b hereby given that thsusmenotallthuaeiuenu-raiol School Dhtrict

tion to the Clerk cl Court ot Prince County. if no or belun the fifteenth Jill. 198$. .. . W. L. DILANIY, Secretary oi Trusted. Remington School Dtltriﬂt No. 0|» 11-5555-7-4-8-10-12.

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