‘JULY 25. 1929

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CLEAN SWEEP SALE

CLEAN UP _ON ALL MILLINERY

CLEAN UP ON l AII Knit Underwear

LADIES’ COTTON

MATRONS HATS VESTS 29

MANY STYLES Reg. $349-$249

v LADIES‘ STRAW : MOHAIR AND _ CROCHET HATS All Reg. $2.98 8. $3.49 to clear .98, $1.29, $2.49

LADIES’ BLOOMERS Reg. and Oversize .30 and .49 White, Pink, Peach

LADIES’ VESTS Silk Stripe .39 and .49

CHILDREN'S VESTS " . 9 a .29 -T° °'°a' ~98 8‘ $129 AII Fir: Quality

SHOP EARLY. FOR THESE

QUALITY ‘ JAMS 16 oz. Jar

_ Children's Bonnets

QUALITY JAMS 40-oz. Jar

"nwmn, I Strawberry Black Currant C “PM” 39c Ming,“ Black Currant

Entries For New Annan Races

Wednesday, July 31st 1929 $1050 In Purses $1050

2.11 TROT AND 2.20 PACE-PURSE $350.00

MARGE DIRECT, 2.23%, Dr. F. C. Dougan, Charlottetown. ' BINGEN AUBREY. 2.16%. Col. D. A. MacKlnnon. Charlottetown, TEDDY JACKSON, 2.18%.- Wm. Toombs, Kensington, GORDON IIARVESTER, 2.19, Dr. H. McIntyre. cum LONGSET, 2.14%. P. J. Conroy, Charlottetown. PETER VERDE, 2.14%, Neil Walker. North River. PETER WILL TELL. 2.15%. Tom 110111165. M05910". N- B- MAJDR S.. 2.1254, Tom Holmes, Moncton, N. B.

HAL TIPTON. 2J6, Iiardld Hannah, Bathurst, N. B. PETER THE TRAMP, 2.18%. W. Fenwiek. Bathurst, N. B. WATTS EDITION, 2.15%. Wm. Trainer, Mt. RYIII. P. E. I.

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RUBY AUBREY. 2.23%, William Clark, Summerside.

MAC TODD, 2.26%. F. R. Me Laine, Charlottetown.

JOHNNY WALKER, Garden City Stables, Charlottetown, BRITISH GINGER, 2.18%, George McNeil], Kensington.

CAPT. JACKSON, 2.20%. Chas. Chandler, Charlottetown.

DORMA IIARVESTER. 2.16, Col. D. A. MacKinnor-i, Charlottetown. BARITA AUBREY, G. W. liorsmaﬂ. MITMWII. N- B-

PETEB. ALLRIGI-IT, Good Time Stables. Moncton. N. B.

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WORTIIY SET, Garden City Stable, Charlottetown. LOUIE SET, Garden City Stable. Charlottetown. LACOPIA LASS, Blair Andrews, New our: .1’. E- l- LOUISE COLORADO. Capt. ma. Borden. JACQUELINE, Harold iviuiuily. Kcnﬂnmn- noaoruy 1-2.. John A. Murray. Clyde Riv"- MICKEY AUBREY. Cari weeks. Alberto"-

oonunn ran-m. c. w. Ilorsman. Mvncwn. N. B- umps AUBREY, Good Time Stables. Monctou, N. B. P 13p, ALLIQIGI-IT, Good Time “ , Monctou. N, B. n LY corn. Claude 0‘Bri¢n- Alberto!!-

MAC TODD, 2.26%, F. R. McLaine, Charlottetown.

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makes for more thrilling races-and ti" "19 lwiluw" 5 Mlle‘ “m I“ we“ money.

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Returns after the races. Th“ r m“... p, h, the biggest and best of all the big racer held at New

Arman. The keenest kind of racing is practically assured. ’ srncnu. ATTRACTIONS

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f h. m, past-and then some. w“? l?" mﬁeairgevlaolritm-n RMeILaOIIoIiIo Oﬂrien and the chamiﬂon o!

l. flrlile-Illgat New Annan Races. See good raring and goo: in d i cry minute. Never a dull momen

‘mull? d‘: uuuamungfs? .1111, Aosﬁilvi... held neat ilns day following. . Cara parwd f‘ree outside racing oval-charged 50 fonts for parking inside. Admission so cents. Children 5210110310111“! Pl "- Grand Stand Z6 cents. Moll! 9°" -

'" J. J. McKINNON. Proprietor- "il; . s. PENDERGAST. Secretary.

Charlotteto wn wth race horses and pamnrm It tionaie low fares ~i|om intermediate points-

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AUCTION SALE

. -OF— A Old-Fashioned Furniture

A To bo acid at Public Auction at the ‘ y the 80th day of Jul!- a "f! the Estate cl the his Irlinary hotel m-nium io to pats by acct-ion ll h lure. Ahmat all pieces clued IN tllobsard, library table. hllhiﬂm laoallmborofplctnressndafswfllll- 1*.- aﬂb FRED WRIGRTo * Iaatsrn hast oo. *'°"°”°' lkucutsr Isiato I. Inlet. otls-‘i-III-sattuethiuatinon

oaaehold furniture as distinct from hotel tarni-

Ciifton louse. Summeralds at a ﬂue collection of old-fashioned Georgiana P. Mawisy. The ha; been sold with the hotel. and the furniture

mahogany, including grandfather's clock. highdesk. sofas, living room chairs. etc.

Central Guardian

DRINK OKOLA. 8745-7-18-01 .

START TO C!!!‘ you euLfblh ready for the big provincial exhibi- tion, Charlottetown, August 18-8- Seud for prise list. J. W. Bouitsr, acc- rctary. dly-tt

T0 GUARDIAN SUBSCRIBER PICNICKEBS-When you are proper- ing to go a picknicking it may pay you to take advantage of The Guar- dian special oﬂer of plates, spoons and forks. Read advertisement in this issue. if v LIVE I-‘OWI. WANTED-I will be buying live fowl all day Thursday. July 25, at my Hatchery. Excep- tionally favorable prices for large, good quality stock. Empty crops. S. R. Pendleton, Kensington. 6841-7-23-31

PREPARATOEY services will-be held in the Presbyterian Congrega- tion of Richmond ‘Bay West as fol- lows: Int XI, Thursday, July 25, 8.00 D-m-i Victoria West Friday, July 26. 8.00 p.m.

RE CEIVE CERTIFICATES-Am- ong the pupils receiving Public School Certificates were the follow- ing from Cavendish School: ‘Lorraine Webb, Dora. Smith, Marjorie Clark, Helen Simpson. Ilzceiving Palmer Method Certiﬁcates were: Ethel Wy- and, Dora Smith, Helen Simpson.

with it.

PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES - Sunday, July 28th, therq will be ser- vice ln the Long River Church at 11 a.m.: In the Clifton Church at 2.30 p.m.; in the South Grenville Church at ‘I p.m. Prayer Meeting in Gra- ham's Road Hail on Friday evening at 8 p.m.

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be the biggest and best ever put on here. More prizes for livestock. All freight: paid on livestock, Biggest midway ever, Three performing troupes from New York. and four days horse racing. ' Write to your friﬂlda abroad and plan to entertaha them that week. Send for prize list. J. W. Boulier,‘ Secretary, C‘ riotte- town. P. E. Island, diy-tl

OINTMENT

Till! MOST WONDERFUL OINTMI-ZNT IN THE WORLD Soothing, Keeling, Pam Relieving

r... soars suiuis, curs, sous, ruck and all m. dirsaua

Sold by Dru glail svarywbara 25c, 30c. 1.00 and £1.50 15

FOR SALE

Quarter acre of land with seven room house. Ice Cream Parlor and Barn, all in good repair and lighted with electricity. This home is beau- tifully situated. Near school, churches and stores. Apply to I G. E. GAMBLE, North Trycn. 6824-7-23-tuethusat6i.

FOR SALE

Dwelling house in ﬁrst class repair at St. Peters Bay. containing 8 rooms with pump in kitchen and‘ coal ahcd

“ “ ’ Barn and poultry ‘ house and large lot, fart of price may rc- main on mortgage. If not sold before 2nd September same will be set up at Public Auction at l o'clock I’. M. on that day. Apply to owner Tobias Muliin at D. J. Mullins, St. Peters. 6883-7454111 Sept. Ind. '

P. R. A.

The Annual Prlaa Meeting will be held on Charlottetown Riﬂe Itanse. Thursday and Friday. August 1st and and, i919, commencing at 8.10 a. II- .- rnmea and any information can be had from the Secretary.

Make your entries‘ early.

Charles Leigh, B..O.V.D., l.leut.-Col.,

Secretary II. M. Daviaon, lt.C.V.D., Lleut-Col.

President.

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m- THE. CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIA

THE PAIN OF ' RHEUIVIAT ISM!

“Fruit-a-lives" Rid Him of Trouble of Long Standing

A sufferer from rbeiuua ' for years, Mr. S. Floyd, Nanaimo, B.C., turned to "Fruit- a-ilves". _He writes: - "In a short whiia I bad ralisl. ‘Pris-Mina’ world like a chann."

Do you have ihc terrible agonizing pains oi rheumatism-can't ‘work, can't sleep, torture all the time? “Fruit-a-tives" will give you relief just as it has helped thou- sands of others. No more pain for the rest of your days! Get a box to-day. Sold at all druggists.

8'1‘. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Montague. Services on Sunday. July 2am, will be as follows: i1 a.m. and ‘I p.m. Preacher Rev. W-H. Leathem, B.A., st. Andrew’; Church, Ottawa.

BRADALBANE UNITED CHURCH of Canada. Services on the above charge, Sunday, July 28, will be as follows: Granville 1i. a..m.; Rose v.1- icy 8 p.m.: Bradalbene '1 p.m. n... Thos. Pal-ethorpe, Minister,

HAZELBROOK CIRCUIT for Sun- day. 28th, as follows: Cross Roads 11 l-m-Z Alexandra 3 p.m.; Hazelbrook 7 p.m. Its not by might nor by WW"- bllt by mi! spirit saith the Lord. R.W. Lindsay, pastor, will speak.

RECENT VERSES-"Grace Suf-

——-— . - ﬂuent" 1s the title of the latest vers- TO COUNTRY ADVERTISING PATRONS-Will advertisers in the country please note that all small advertisement: are payable in ad- vance and when sending an ad- vertisement to send the cash along ' 6681-7-15-1!

es by Rev. Donald MacLean, of this 91W. Who, despite advancing years, writes with all his old-time fervor and ﬂuency. Rev. Mr. MacLean has contributed many religious poems to the local press and copies of his re. cent verses can be secured on re. quest. '

RETURNS HOME-Among those returning from" a motor mp pleas- antly spent touring through Maine and the Maritime Provinces are Mr. Alexander Graham and lvIrs. Gra- ham of Barton 3t, Somervilie, Mess. The tour down to the farmer's old home at Breadaibane, P.E.I., was made with nightly stop-overs at

at Charlottetown, August 10-23, will-Wi-scessett, Maine, St. Andrews-by-

thc-Sea, the last evening being spent with friends in St. John, N.B. After spending a. week visiting the "Gar- den of the Gulf" they retllrned via the St. John River route, stopping over at the Hotel Windsor, Freder- icton, N.B.. Laney Hotel, Pittsﬁeld, Maine. covering the total 1500 miles without a mishaiz-Somerviile Jour- nal. '

VERNON RIVER INSTITUTE — The July meeting of the Vernon River Women's Institute was held in the school-house, July 12, with 12 members and 4 visitors present. Mrs. Irving Tweedy presided. Meeting op- ened by repeating the Club Women's Creed. Minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. Roll call was answered by "Jokes." it was de- cided to hold an ice-cream social and dance, date to appear later. Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Harold McLeod. roll call to be answered by each member naming the month of her birth and birth stone. Meeting closed with the sing- ing of the National Anthem.

PLEASANT GROVE SCHOOL

The annual examination took place at Pleasant Grove School on June 28. A large attendance of ratepayers and visitors were present. The pup- ils were examined in the sevbrll subjects, and showed by their prompt responses, that they had been care- fully instructed by their teacher. Sev- eral of the visitors made remarks commenting on the good work (10118 during the past Ye"- w Whkh the teacher made fitting acknowledg- merit. ‘rhe following pupils in order 0! merit were presented with Public School Certiﬁcates: Vincent Doyle and Kathleen Doyle.

McLaine Service Station

All utstandi accounts for gas. oil and accessories will be passed over to County Court for collection on July 80th, so please come in and arrange before that date.

McLAINE SERVICE STATION 681041-2341

JULY

stock of Summer Hats ues up to $7.50. ‘

PATONS

Hunter River _ _ _ ' and Vicinity

Mr. William Barrett, New York City left On return Saturday morning af- ter spending s. month's vacation in his home in Wheatley River.

Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Daniel left on Monday morning by motor on a two weeks holiday to Boddec, B. O. and parts of Nova Bcotia. During Mr. Daniel's absence Mr. Huicheson o! the Royal Bank staff, Charlottetown. is acting ‘manager. -

HerJmany friends sincerely regret the, illness in the P. E. I. Hospital oi Mrs. George Stetson, Brookiieid and trust that; she may soon be able to return to her home.

Mrs. Howard Court is visiting friends in Charlottetown and Mt. Stewart. Her brother, Mr. Guy Giov- er, who spent the past week here has returned to Mt. Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cutcliffe, and two little children. Charlottetown, spent last; week here at their form- er homes. '

Miss Anna Rodgerson, Charlotte- town visited over the-week-end with friends here.

Miss Euialie MaeLeod is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. E. V. MacLeod, Albany. She is accompanied by Master George MacLeod of De- troit.

Mrs. A. W. Woolner. North Rus- tico has been engaged as teacher in the local school for the ensuing year.

At a. meeting of the executive of the United Church W. M. S. on Sat- urday! evening, arrangements were completed for the holding o! an ice- cream social and. home Cooking sale in the church grounds.

Only slightly over hall of the vot- ers in this polling district turned out Thursday to record their vote. The correct returns were ninety-seven in favor of Prohibition and twenty for Government Control-L.

BANK GIVES AWAY THREE DROWNED

EDMONTON. July 24.—Three per- sons met death by drowning when ihe river bank on which they were standing gave way during open-air religious services 80 miles south of Hemaruka, Alta, according to in- formation received here. Hemaruka is 16 miles south of the town of Veteran. The victims of the drowning were Nick Zaporazan, his wife and niece, Annie Zaporazan, aged -8.

Eight persons were standing on the bank when it gave way riverwards but ﬁve succeeded in escaping from the turbulent waters. The river at this point is 20 feet deep.

Chile plans to spend 10,000,000 in highway improvements,

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DOMINION OF CANADA PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN THE SURROGATE COURT 20th George V.- A. D., 1029

In Re Estate of Eiilubeth Jane Gordon late of Montague in King's County in the said Province deceased intestate. h Ito Honourable Harold Leonard Palmer Surrogate Judge oi Probate, m». M»

To the Zhrriii of the County of King's County or any Constable or lit- erate person within said County.

GREETING:

Whereas upon reading the peti- tion on tlie of Isabeii Murphy of Boston in the State of Massachusetts in the United States ct America, the Adminiatratrix of the lbovo nlmﬂl Estate praying that s citation may be issued for the vurime hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby

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Rquired to cite all persons interested, in the said Estate to be and appear] before me at a Surrogate Court to be‘ held in the Court House in Chariotie- I town. in Queen's County, in the said

Province, on Tuesday, the Thirteenth‘ day of August next, coming, at the, hour of Eleven o'clock forenoon of‘, the some day to shew cause if any‘ they can why the Accounts of the, said Estate should not be passed and} the Estate closed as prayed for in‘, said petition and on motion of J. D.

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QUEBEC, P.Q.

Stewart. Esq., Proctor for said Path‘ tague aforesaid, gm] M, m- nui-‘y tioner. And I do hereby order that a. School IIouse in Montague aforesc‘ true copy hereof be forthwith pub-g so that all persons interested in : iiﬂhed in 501m: newspaper ubiishcdi said Estate as aforesaid may h:. , in Charlottetown aforesaid. once in, duo notice thgfgﬂf-

each week for at least four consecu-I (L. S, ‘ tiveweeks from the date hereof and; that a true copy hereof bc fortliwithi posted in the following public piacesi respectfully, namely. in the hail o! the Court Ilouse in Georgetown in King's County aforesaid, or, o.- near Poole and Thompsoﬂs Store in Mon-

GIVEN under my hand : the Seal of the said Court I 9th day of July A. 1)., 1920 : in the 20th year 0| Majestyk reign,

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