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iCDNTINENT

The North American Liie, a

rrrsrrnrr aurroiarr Around?" rue pried are at rockbottomliowratlaetimotobuy

purely mutual corn ny, reluma _ " “i "l 3"'°°"'_ “$941- I r lit to ic holders ---— 5.55.3 sl 1f l?» .31.. $100 4mm son sorrow. m- llalailitiea’. tls one o the GULF-Tile 5- l- Pmllll- 0890 stron llnanclal institutions on Kmreo. which 1w We MIMI»: M. by Rev. 1.. r. Archibald, eras the onilnenl. wll 1N‘ R- T- mime!" “do l‘ ma; Marion Isobel Bears, rormarlr SURE” summer-side, sailed on Sunday af- o‘ Ommd". u“, u; mm gr 8 ternoon for Norfolk, Virginia, where mum‘, u, m", g1"; mun, [gﬂ she win-rm on s cargo oi oyster o, ML and Mm 0mm. noun e1

31,007,959

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man charged With driving t0 ﬁll

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ENTRIES and EVENTS

2.15 TBtYI.‘ AND PACE

MARJORIE M., 2.09ii-R. Jablee,

DEL VOLO, 2.10—G. W. Gerow, Ft. STAR D., 20959-0. M. Alexander,

§¢w#¢!r~nr

MAXINE THE GREAT, 2.11% -iI.'1‘.Fulton, Upper Stewiucie, N.S. BILLY COPE, MFA-James Power, Charlottetown.

North Sydney, N. S.

LUCKY LINDY, 2.l2-—“'ellingt0n McNeil, Charlottetown.

Fair-ﬁeld, Me. St. John, N. B.

PHIL D., 2.l2-—John E. Kelley, Bangor, Me.

HEATHER BELLE, 2.l1—-Brent0n Mcinnis, Charlottetown. MISS WINNIPEG, All-Wellington McNeil, Charlottetown. ﬁANDMA, 2.09i£—F. R. MacLaine, Charlottetown.

2.15 TROT

DORA MAC, ZJGK-F. C. McCrrrdy,

herons-ﬂuor-

PETER DAWES, ZJZ-Dr. Heath McIntyre, Charlottetown. GOLDEN, ZJZ-Lt. Col. D. A. MacKlnnon, Charlottetown. TEASE, 211915-41. '.l‘. Fulton, U pper Stewiacke, N. S. CHESTNUT DILLON, 2.0B%— C. E. Pratt d: Son, St. Peters, FRANK J. ORTOLAN, mitt-Sampson Grady, Surnnrerslde.

Truro, N. S.

GUY LEYBURN, 211-0. M. Alexander, St. John, N. B. GREAT SCOTT, ZMM-Sampson Grady, Summe nluc.

2.21. TROT AND PACE

YORKOLA, 2.17-—Dr. M. Deieaney,

EDITH DIRECT-James McDonald,

KING SPRUCE, ZJIiQ-Wellington

4|-|-- . FNF?!49°.“'99"P9°P!"

Peter N. Dlil0n,—D_r. L. McIntosh, Hartiand, N. B

DON VERNON, zllm-Ailiston Larrgille, llartland, N. B ROSE AUBREY, aim-Robert Ryan, Bath, N. B. liUSll, 2.12%—L. Bennessey, Charlottetown.

MR- HENLEY. Z-liilé-Alex. McPherson, Charlottetown. LILLIAN, Alissa-John E. Kelley, Bangor, Maine. DILLINGWOOD EARL, ZJZiQ-Ilown-rd McQulnn. Charlottetown.

Wellington.

THE WILLYS, Anti-Charles Reardon, Charlottetown. JESSICA THE GREAT, 21434-4. M. Kearney, sturgeon,

St. Peters.

DIXIE MARQUE, 2.151,5-Jam es Murphy, Montague.

McNeil, Charlottetown.

2.28 TROT AND PACE

BARBARA MARTIN-l’. J. Henry,

. JOLLYSET—F. C. Bennett, Murray

CALUMET DEVIL-John E. Kelley, HIGH TOBY, 2-1354-11. T. Fulton,

100 Yards Dash (open) 220 Yards Dash (open), $6 Mlle

Suitable Gold and Silver Medals will lvent.

MEALS-Good Meals will be served b Church, Montague. RACES AT 1.30

Races earlier than usual. Patrons are urged to come early to Difice Just at race time.

. ADMISSIONS-SO cents Adults. 25

MR. HENLEY, Llill/é-Alex. McPherson, Charlottetown, SILVER. DOCTOR-Mt. Edward Farms, Charlottetown. LADY LEE-J. A. McGuigan, St. Mary's Road.

LA COPIA BELLE-Ray Stewart, Murray Harbor. CALUMET CITY-H. T. Fulton, Upper Stewiaclre, N. S. . WALKIE, 2.l6--Geo. and Dr. P. McIntyre, Montague. DONNA IIARVESTER, ZJG-Aiex. McLeod, Valleyﬂeld.“ LA RICO-James Power, Charlottetown,

Georgetown.

BOB KENWORTHY, ZJB-Jos. Leslie, St. Peters. GILLlNGTON—Jas. McDonald, St. Peters.

. EDITH DlRECT—Jaa. McDonald, St. Peters.

. MR. SQUXRES, til-Wellington McNeil, Charlottetown.

River.

REAL GREAT, razors-Frank McKay, s. Royalty. . wmrrrn WINKLE-Harry O'Brien, Albertpn. ‘ . OROLA-Leo Praught, Cherry Valley.

Bangor, Maine. ‘ Upper Stewiacke, N. S.

ATHLETIC EVENTS

fr . be given the winners in each

Canadian Legion Band with 23 pieces will be in attendance.

y the Lldiel oi Si. Mary's R. C.

SHARP

Owing to the long program every effort will be made to start the

avoid conleatfon at tha Ticket

cents Children.

_‘ . Currants Preserved

For every 10 lbs. sugar allow 7 lbs. currents. Press the Juice from un cxtra 8 lbs. of currents. When the sugar is made into hot syrup and

Red Currant Janr

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Pick over the currents carefully,

allow 3-4 1b. sugar to each lb.

odd the curs-ants. Boll the cur- fruihl. let them simmer until soft:

‘rants, whole, in this syrup "m" then It thickens, not too soft. seal im- mom grrediately.

BRINGING or FATHER

set aside urrti1_the followinl ing and cook gently 25 nrirru.

tcs. Then put in glasses.

i-i-

Montague Races

I Qn Wednesday

BEDEQUE

Miss Adelaide Humphrey. of Kensington. is spending day at Mscdallumw Beach, Bedeque. she is the guest and Mrs. Robert Jar-dine.

here in abundant

Mr. Angus MacDonald o housie, N. B. has

MacDonald.

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William Schurman of North que, spent the week end ve

in Clifton and Norboro.

latives and friends in Middle the sudden passing to the

Wright at his home ln New

The deceased had lived to th son of the late m. and Mrs. Wright oi Middleton, P.

where he spent the early par his life, later leaving

to mourn a son-owing widow

the community Joins in exte

reavement.

Little Miss daughter of rvrr. and

little Miss more. Darnley, are welcome guests

Condon at Summerslde where will spend a holiday.

The membe a

most all the members

enjoyed a hear-ivy supper. which on returned to their

ant outing was given to all.

ing oi Summerside, but will

pleased to hear that he is recover- ing

lliicely. ,

\

Raspberries and blueberries are quantities and are ofiering at reirsonable prices.

returned after spending an enjoyable holiday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. D.

lvltrs. John Schurman and Mrs.

joyably with relatives and friends

The sad and unexpected news has been recently received by re-

Beyond, oi Mr. Melbourne S.

City, N. Y. Althouzh Mr. Wright had been in failing health ior some time, the end came very suddenly.-

sge of seventy years and was the

for United States where he mode his home in New York City. He was associated with the Fulton Fish Market ior a number of years. ‘filer-e are leit

one brother Artemas Wright Summerside, and a number oi xe- latives in Middleton, to whom- all

sincere sympathy in their sad be- Alice Drummond. Mrs. Eldon Drummond oi South Freetown and Champion o!

their grandmother, Mrs. Benjamin

—CARS COLLIDE-A bad acci

on Wilmot Bridge, Corner. A resident oi the distric B. A. s holi- Lower of Mr.

t. I Dﬂ- but no one was hurl-S

—HOME FOR BURIAI. — m. Ingram Fish arrived in Summer- side on the late train last Friday night, accompanying the remains oi his grandmother, the late Mm. Mary Warren, widow of the late John Warren, oi Cape Wolfe. Mrs. Warren was in her 95th year and passed away at the home oi her daughter, Mrs. George Fish, on Aug. 2nd. at Newton, Mass. She will be kindly remembered by many old friends in the west of the Province, where she lived until the death oi her husband about fifteen years ego. Since that time she has resided in the United States. There are several sons and daughtern liv- ing away, but none in the Island. The remains were taken to Cape Wolfe on Saturday. The funeral was held on Sunday afternoon from the United Church. Inter- ment was in the family plot at West Cape, Mrs. Warren's remains being laid to rest besides those oi her late husband-S.

B.

Bede- ry en-

ton oi Great

York

e ripe

Jesse E. I-. t oi

Mrs. William Murchison children, Jean and Charlottetown, are spendingashort holiday with relatives in Bedeque.

and

and oi

"The regular monthly meeting oi the Women's Institute oi Emerald was held at the home oi Mrs. D. D. Duffy on Wednesday. The meet- ing opened with repeating oi the Creed in unison. Eight members answered their names to Roll Call with a "Scotch Joke". Three visi-f. tors were welcomed. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted. Committees reported and new ones were appointed. nick,‘ Mrs. J. A. Murphy and Miss O.

riding

oi

they

shell for the European markets-S.

COUBT-ln the Bum- rrrerskie Police court on Monday morning five drunks were fined t6 and costs each. ‘Ihrec whodid poi: appear forfeited tl0 bail each. A

common danger was fined t1 and

dent was averted Saturday night near ﬁeld's

was returning home about 10 pan. and on rounding the corner to l0 over the bridge he suddenly came upon a bugs)‘. wb'ch was stationary on the bridge. There were four, people in the buggy. In avoiding the vehicle he ran into a cor oom- lng in the opposite direction. Both cars were damased to some extent

Kenneth of .

Carleton. A reception Ill Mid It the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Otto Doull, Ohelwn, to which the im- mediate relatives of the bride and

groom were invited. The Will! couple received mm! Nil-WU"!

gifts. During the evening a largo

crowd of serenaders invaded the

premises. who. after tendering their

best wishes to the bride and groom

and being well treated, left quietly

for their homes. On the Thursday

evening following, a shower was

given them at the some place,

when over one hundred friends

gathered to bring their best wishes, and present the bride and. groom; with many gifts, including sliver, linen and many useful household articles, testifying to the high es- teem in which the young couple are held. The Guardian joins with others in wishing them hon voy- age through life.

t

PERSONALS’ Mrs. Helen Power has returned to Charlottetown after spending two weeks at Mt. Herbert.

Mrs. Daisy Davey, Mrs. Herbert Jewel’ and Mr. Louis Stewart re- turned recently from a pleasant motor trip to Nova Sootis.

--Miss Constance Allen oi Bay- field, N. 3., is visiting Miss Mirth! Nicholson of Summersids-s ' '

-M\'. Kenneth McKenzie o! Charlotetown spent the week end at his home in Sumrncrside-B .—Mr. and Colin ‘Conroy, Tignish, are visiting frierrds_ in Charlottetown.

—Mr. Stephen Jeffrey oi Albert- on has entered the Prince County Hospital for treatmenin-S

-Friends will regret to hear of the very serious illness oi Mr. Will- iam McMurdo oi Summersid .—8

-Miss Celina Perry, little daugh-‘ ter oi Augustine Pen-y oi Muddy Creek, is doing rfcely after an op- eration ior appendicitis-B

Dresses up

i0 55-95

.. $3.95 for . 86.30 Marcerlzed in popular nowslrades, Dresses up to $10.50 Dresses up t0 $12.50 sins 4%, 8%. Regular prices 30, f0r----------$750 for.......... 50 35,l0,50c,clearingrat.....29cpr.

Drrptotsﬂ)

.’.._,.

near-r: lief. eliminate tor August erggmm .3339 '......_............. 56.50 319.60 Dresses $7.50

also ssso

‘surf Glove: laiiar iluality, ' 79o pair

Egllliﬂll. Blorrde and Blush in all! l“: W17 lllllrtl! designed, sisal I, 6% and 7 regular Dollar line clearing for 79c pr.

New Ascot Scarves in Crepe Du Cirene excellent value . .. 69c

Tlllﬂil‘! Hand’ BlCI-‘Pouclr and Underarm styles. Regular price $8.00. Clearing at. 81.95 es.

corral-m‘- and Misses Ankle s».

Clearing g t Beach Pajamas"

Worth 81.45 for .'....‘;... 89c

L-Mnand Mrs. Jack McWilliams, of Cape Wolfe, were visitors to Bummerside on Saturday-S.

-Priends will regret to hear that Mrs. E. H. Monlrley, of Summer- side, is iii in the Prince County Hospital.—5.

. .‘DANCE, Montggug‘ Auirnt 10th. odd Fellows Hall. Enjoy your- self aiter races.

EASTERN Gllilliﬂlill

SMO-I-D-li.

of the Norboro Women's Institute held their an- nual picnic on Tuesday afternoon at the lovely shore at Margste. Al. and their families were present to enjoy a "swim" and many other sports for entertainment. Later in the after- noon the "ts/ble" was set and was well laden with everything deli- cious to eat and all sat down and After

res- pective homes, ieeling that a pleas-

Friends in this community re- gretted very much to hear oi the indisposltion oi Rev. W. H. Hard- be

MacDonald. Prqifam, Mrs. D. D.

month. A full report was given from dance committees and after all expenses were paid, a nice sum remained to our credit. A letter from the Bhys’ Baseball team was read asking for $3.00 to pay a debt. After- some discussion it was decided to give same to boys. It was moved that a letter of thanks be sent to Mrs. John Cosh for her val- uable assistance _at our entertain- ment. A report was given from de- legates who attended the annual convention in Charlottetown, also spoke re district convention and valuable hints were gathered from that meeting. The next mectinl; will be held at the home of Miss Catherine MacDonald, the roll call to be ,5 by paying a nickel

-s

Miss Anna I-lammill. R. N» "1 New York City, has arrived to. spend the summer ‘ ‘ with her pr rents Mr. and lVh-s. Thomas Ham" mill.

Miss Ida. Jones oi Walthc-m. Mass, accompanied by Ml- "4 Mrs. Norman Jones and family, re- cently arrived home to spend the summer holidays with friends and relatives in different parts oi the Island-B.

-Mrs. William Meade and little Duffy and Mrs. o. w. Croken. we_son._ Junior. o! Campbellton. N. B. had no school committee for this are visiting Blllnmﬂﬂlriv. ti"! WNW of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Archen-S.

-Miss Cecelia, daughter arm. Joseph Perry of Summerside was operated on in the Prince Cormty Hospital on Monday and is doing nicelyp-s

--Mrs. Praught and little daugh- ter, Charlottetown, Mrs. Brennan ‘and family in Tig- nish. T.

-Dr. J. F. Martin, oi the De- partment oi Agriculturs, Washing- ton, Mrs. Martin’ and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ridingslhia little sea, oi Wilmington, Del, motored to Tignish last week and well spend a few days with relatives and friends.

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A return w femininity u predict- ed by the fashion experts. This is a bit of a blow to those women who have given up cigarette smoking with the idea of mania-Pinion.

BIO Vldltilll

looking more

. nsocrsr. GATHERING _ 1,13 Ladies Aid of 5t. Andrew's Prea- byterian Church, Montague held en Ice Cream Social on the Church

Ilthwrh the evening wsa cold the

ladies were well pleased with their success.

PERSONALS

—Mr. G. Smith oi St. John, N. ‘ B., and Mr. David Morris of Wind- sor, N. 8., are the guests oi Mr. Benlamur Tanton of Bummerside.

..'Mrs. cbarlea Graham of Ges- per-eaux, accompanied by her dlurrhter. pals a short vlait to Montague the guests of Mrs. Neil MacDonald. _.._.._

..'Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Graham 0i Winthrop. Mass, spelli- the veer end at Montague the. guegtg eg m. and Mrs. Neil sihononald.

miiriends or arr. Harry Leas will be lied to know that-ll! and stir-ling, are dong very well after their operations s couple oi wash I80. Both oper- ations were performed, at It‘. Lane's home-i! - ' John Maoﬂowan, Intense at Victoria General Hospital. m‘; fax. who u visiting his mother at Charlottetown motored to limita- irus iaat week to see his sister lira. rm.) r. a. Jahnstorm-B,

By George _

grounds on Thursday, July 21st,,

in: to different parts of the Island ' While at Montague they were the guests 0i Ill‘. Homer's sister, Mrs. Nelson Sham-H

“'10s. John W. Duff oi New- . Amy. and Mrs. Hugh lﬂllat ao- tooviile, Mill, is visiting at Monts- Wmblliled by their tvro sons, Grant gue. the guest of his daughter, Mrs. and Barrie. have returned to insulin-an: Beware-n’

Pictcll _ Lodge Reduced Rates ifectiv August as 9th

l, ates Day Single $5.50 Double $11.00

“American Plan-inclusive oi three meals

illrlve 0II i. l'i!> i -l’i'=i’°", “ti” For Your Meals Breakfast 15c -i._rrrrcir's0|r "tic ' iilarrer “$1.25 _ Armor... m 1815c, nsmonrror. Accoaoroolrron ‘ l. Pieter: Imilouﬁe "oi thaproat attractive

i" . Mmmiﬁlr Q39?! slum" apilllp together with luxurioni cabin accommo- lltllll- . i

s

ammo... ~ ' ' . r 1.‘. Surf bathing, fi-aalr water and our» so hour; golf." more. morgue-d low

‘pr...- every Wednesday. i; uluurrvrrc"

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