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JOHN ALFRED McDONALD, PRO- vincisl Land Surveyor, Herman- ville, (R. 3, Sourls.) ‘ ‘

‘FURNISHED ROOMS IN PRI- vate home. Mealadf desired. Ap- Dly Guardian. 4416-14-7-3i

ESOAPED 180M MY RANCH ‘ silver female fox. Anyone knowing whereabouts please notify lleeming Murphy, Bradal- bane. 4400-7-14-21. AUCTION SALE OI‘ FURNITURE at New Dominion Saturday, 16th, at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Mary McKin- non. 4417-14-31

standing hay to be sold by auc- '

tiou on Saturday. Jilly 16th. at 2 p, m. Angus McRso, Wheatle River. 4319-7-12-31.

FOR SALE-TWENTY ACRES OI‘ standing hay on the farm of Walter MacKennle, Rose Volley, Friday, July 15th. at 7 o'clock P. M. 4397-7-14-11.

F011 SALE-TWO WATON FOUR row sprayera, two pump jacks. Apply to James Lawless, Nor- boic. Austin A. Scales, Liquida- tor Edwards 8s Co. 4340-7-12-51.

F011 SALE -- ABOUT 60 ACRE! land, watered and in A1 condi- tion with growing crop. Fine house and buildings. Apply to W. S, care Guardian. Charlotte- town. 4305-7-14-31.

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the Brookfisld Presbyterian Church on ‘lbursdsy evening, July 10th, at 7.46 o'clock.

.q.._ New seams. emit!»- The Guardian's new serial story which starts next week ls entitled “The Handsome Man." It sparkles with the story'of youth, love and adven- ture. ‘

.___. MURRAY RIVER -- Preaching service in the Murray River Public Hall, Sunday. July 17th at 7 p. m., conducted by Louis Harris. Special singing.

CALEDONIA PRISDYTERIAN Church. On July 17th, the services will be as follows: Gaelic at 10.30 a. m.; Ihigllsh, ‘at 11 a. m. and 7 p. 1a.. All are welcome. Rev. Al- lister Murray, Minister.

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MURRAY HARBOUR Presbyter- ian Church. On July 17th, at 3 p. m., the service will take the form of an Orange Church Parade. All the Orange Lodges throughout the surrounding country are expected to join in this service.“ Rev. Mr. Goudge, of the United Church. will taker part in the service. Rov. A!- lister Murray, Minister. -

ACCEPTS NEW POSITION-Mr. Stirling Williams, of the Advertis- ing Department of The Charlotte- town Guardian, left this morning for a short visit to his home in Graham's Road, before going to Moncton, N. 13., where he has ac- cepted a position on the Advertising Staff of the T. Eaton Co. Ltd.

PAINFIJI. INJURY - The many friends of Mrs. Bruce Deacon, New Wiltshirs, are sorry to know that she is still confined to her home since being injured in Charlotte- town last week. As she was cross- ing the street, she was acciden‘ lly struck by a car, driven by a lady, arid knocked down, receiving seven injuries to her arm and leg and a badly sprained ankle from which she is slowly recovering.

MILTON, St. John's Church Confirmation service will be held Irrlday, July 15th at 7.30 p. m. An address will be given by the Arch- bishop of Nova Scotia: Sunday, July 17th, Sunday School, 10 a. m., Morning Prayer and Sermon, 11 a. m.; St. Mark's, Rustico, 3 p. m.; St. John's, Milton, Parade of mem- bers of the Orange Association at 7.30 p. m. Brethren of other lodges invited to attend. Rev. George Westbrook, Lin-I., Rector.

GLEN VALLEY WOMEN'S IN- STITUTE - The monthly meeting met at the home of Mrs. M. B. MacKenzie, June 8th with foul‘ members and two visitors. Meetins opened by smsinc metiiiiie 0dr- Minutes of last meeting were read approved and signed. Roll call was answered with “My Favorite Flow- ers". S'ck and school committees were heard from. others appointed. Mrs. C. Higgins and Mrs. M. B. MacKeiizie were both appointed for sick and school. Business talk was about fence to be put around school Program for the evening, readings

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ARRANGE TOURS OI‘ ITALY

The first intimation of Italy's preparation for showing that coun- try to the delegates of the Worldla Poultry Congress has been received.

The proposed tour takes place immediately following the Con- gross, commencing the morning of the 16th of September, and contin- uing until the evening of the 24th -nine full days seeing the high spots of Italy and enjoying official receptions from the hospitable Italians. ‘

The itinerary makes provision for leaving Rome on the 16th of September and spending the 17th st Ancona and Perugis, the 18th at Aresso and on to Florence for the night, the next day and night will be enjoyed st and around this beautiful spot. The 20th will be by suto to Leghorn where the rest of the day will be spent, the 21st at Allesssndris ‘and Piscenza, the 22nd the University town of Bolog- na and on to Lugo and Rovigo and to Venice for the night. The tourists will remain two nights and one day st this most interesting spot of all Italy. and on the mom- ingofthsfltlstbeywillgoonto Padus reaching Milan at night, where the tour ceases. From hers on the" Canadian tour will continue.

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geon Macbean, Mrs. M. B. Mac- Kenzle, Miss Pheblo Blondon and Miss Katherine Higgins. Next meet- ing to be at the home of Mrs. Will- ard MacDcwell, roll call to be su- swered with Jain Making. Lunch was served by the assisted by Mrs o. I-fggixis. Meeting closed by singing God Save the King.

MARRIAGE!

CARR-BAKER — At 7i. Upper Prince St, the residence of Rev. E. H. Ramsay, of Trinity United Church, on July um. 531ml 5- 1’- Oarr, to Hazel D. Baker, both of Chsrlottotown. I DEATHS l CLARK-At "the Prince County Hospital. July 13th, 1032, Estella! Elise Haywood. wife of James War- button Clark, aged 47 yem- Fu- neral Friday at 3 9-m- Ylflm h" lste residence to the M18110!" Church at Kildsre Capes.

ABBOTT-The death occurred in Portland, Oregon, on June 27th, of Banister Abbott, alter an lllnen of six months. Mr. Abbott was 68 yggyg o: age and was the son of the late Theopillus and Alice Bal- derson Abbott. of r-rlncetowu Road, P. E. I.

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LEAVING CERTIFICATES — Those from Head of Hillsboro School receiving the public school leaving certificate were: Viola Birt, Beatrice Cameron and Collin Doug- las. Margaret Birt, teacher.

PICNIC ENJOYED - The 5t, James Presbyterian Church annual Sunday School picnic was held at Bfwilty Beach yesterday afternoon with a large attendance of child- "ll "id Parents. The hours were Pltfl-lil-Iitly spent in bathing- and sports in which old and young hesrtily joined, after which supper was served.

STIPENDIABY MAGISTRATE- Before Stipendiary Magistrate Mc- Kinnon yesterday a disorderly con- duct case adjourned from Monday, was concluded and the accused fin- ed 05 and costs or 10 days. In a case of common assault, the offen- der was fined $5 and costs or 10 days. A man arrested by the R. C. M. Police on a. charge of theft of watches from a house at Southport pleaded guilty and was remanded until tomorrow for sentence.

ADMITTED T0 BAR - At the Supreme Court yesterday morning, Mr. John Watson MacNaught, BA, LLB, a. member of the Bar of No- va. Scotia, was on application of Mr. W. E. Bentley, K.C., admitted as an attorney and called to the Bar of P. E. Island. and was appointed as a commissioner for taking aflidav- its. Mr. Justice Arsenault on be- half of himself and his ifellow judges, welcomed Mr. MacNaught to the Bar of the Province.

MINOR ACCIDENT-A minor accident took place near Wellington yesterday morning about 11.30 when a car turned over on its side in the ditch. It apepars that the car was proceeding along the road slowly, and was about to pass a. horse and wagon. A very bad turn at that point forced the car into the ditch. One of the occupants go‘. n bad shaking up.

TENDERS RESIGNATION-—At a meeting of the executive of the Unemployed Men's Association last evening, the President, Mr. Charles Carbonnell, tendered his resigna- tion. He stated that he believed it in the best interests of the organ- ization that his resignation which he had offered on the preceding night, be accepted. The resigna- tion will be discussed at a general meeting on Friday night.

HAD NARROW ESCAPE-Helen Malone, six-year-old daughter of Mr. Joseph Malone, Water Si... had a narrow escape from death yes- terday aftemoon, when she fell un- der a slovan, which was standing near the railway station. The child had climbed on the vehicle and, as the horse began to move, fell to the p... The animal stopped at a shout from a bystander, just as a wheel was jabout to pass over the little girl's head. The child suffer- ed a sever scalp wound, and several bruises, but fortunately sustained no broken bones. she was report- ed last evening to be resting as well as could be expected.

HOTEL ARRIVALS — Stanhopo Beach Inn: Mrs. and Miss Hamil- ton,.Ottawa; R. Laidlaw, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. B. Rogers, Mrs. W. S. Grant, Dr. F. W. Tidmarsh and wife, Charlottetown; J. N. Ross. M.D., and wife, Toronto; Miss D. Bliss, R..N., Perth, Ont; Reg Hol- man, Bea M. MacLeod, William T. Rogers, John S. Cameron, Larry McNevln, Joe Turner“ Charlotte- town; John B. Roper, East Royalty; G. E. Henderson, C. Schwab, Char- lottetown; Miss Wetherston, Hamil- ton, Ontu; Mr. and Mrs. Seth Hen- derson, Charlottetown; Mrs. J. Dumpster, Mrs. Probyn and 8on5. Montreal; R. B. Rattray, City; E. S. Hogan, Kingsville, Ont.; John Ross, Liverpool, Eng; E. D. Nicholson. City; Miss K. L. Cameron, Miss Bernice Burlay, Mrs. Harold E. Bushy. Mrs. E. T. Start, Tomato; Miss M. Mitchell. Pictou. 10.8.; Miss Ann Baillie. Kinllton. Ont.

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The annual meeting of the Prince Edward Island Pharmaceutical As- sociation was held in the Clifton 30W. Bummerside on Wednesday. The meeting opened with s very en- Joybble luncheon presided over by the President, Mr. W. F. Taylor, of Charlottetown. After luncheon the business of the meeting began with the reading of the minutes of the previous annual meeting by the Secretary Mr. H. L. Bethune. Mr. Taylor then addressed the members and gave an informal talk on mat- ters of general interest to the pro- fession. He made the suggestion that more attention be given to Juveniles in the business so that the future of the drug business would be built up and the stand- ards set by the older men be main- tained. An interesting address was given by Mr. E. A. Ppater, relating to price cutting and Mr. A. J. Ma- theson, of O'I.eary read s. paper along the same lines. Others gave short talks 0n matters pertaining to the welfare of the business. Sev- eral members spoke very feelingly of Hon. George E. Hughes, Hon. President of the society, who re- cently auflered the loss of his wife who was well known to many pre- sent. Hon. Mr. Hughes was unan- imously appointed Hon. President. He was one of the founders of the society,

The officers for the coming year are:

President-B. R. McFadyen, Ken- sington.

Vlce-President-J. WI Waugh, Al- berton.

Treasurer-E. A. Foster, Char-

lottetown.

Secretary Registrar-H. l‘... Be- thune.

Council not holding office-J. E. Dalton, Summerside; W. F. Taylor and W. J. Brown, Charlottetown.

A Attending the luncheon were Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Taylor, Arnold Tay- lor, W. J. Brown, J. E. H. Worth, Ralph Jenkins, H, L. Bethune, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Foster, Miss Beers and Mr and Mrs. H. M. Simpson, of Charlottetown, Mr. and Mrs. .A. J. Matheson, O'Leary; Mr. J. W. Waugh, Alberton; Hume Hopgood, MalPBque; B. R. McFadyen, Kon- sington and J. E. Dalton, Miss Ruth Gallant, Henry Wedge, Lloyd Gal- lant, Charles A.’ Arthur, E. P. Fol- ey, of Summer , .

The affair was very informal, but proved very helpful to those who

TRINITY SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC-The annual picnic of the ‘Trinity Church Sunday School was held yesterday afternoon at Stan- hope Beach. under conditions which were ideal in every respect. A very large crowd enjoyed the outing. Bathing was a astime iri which almost all participated. The sports and games, conducted by Mr. Wal- ter Mutch were keenly contested and added much to the pleasure of the afternoon. A well-stocked booth was well patronized and in the evening supper was served. The picnickers were driven to and from the beaoh by car.

PERSONALS

Mrs. Etta Drummond, of Boston,

attended. A vote of thanks was ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Titus for their excellent menu and service. —S.

Mass, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. West MacDonald, Glasgow Road.

lldrs. D. J. Steele, of Boston, Mass. is ths welcome guest of her sister,

..._________,_ Mrs. J. M. Murley.

PRESBYTERY MEETING-The Presbytery of Prince Edward Island .will meet in regular quarterly ses- sion at 11 a. m. on i , _,, July 19th, in trio Keir Memorial Presby- terian Church, Malpeque.

Miss Helen Henry, R.N., has ar- rived from Saint John, to spend a. vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Henry. City.

Mrs. P. D. Mossey, East Baltic, P. E. I., is a patient in the City Hos- pital, having undergone a serious operation.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND (Cen- tral Parish). Services on Sabbath, Nine Mile Creek at 10.30 a.m., Glas- gow Road at 7.30 pm. James E. Lamont, student.

Friends will be pleased to know that Miss Clara Clark, of the Mag-

dalen Islands, is visiting in the city ALL CORRESPONDENCE of the m6 we” o! Mm Dav“, Hammonl

Benevolent Irish Society kindly be addressed to Secretary Brother my 27 “ml” st‘ .

D. Mcflilvary, 35 Prince Street. Mm Harold E Gordon and so“

James H. McKenna, President. “d”. o, Boston. a" spending a 4418'“ month at Keppooh with Mrs. Gor-

don't mother, Mrs. P. J. Corrish.

MARKING ROADS-During the past few days the Tourist Bureau has been busily engaged marking the different routes throughout the Province, thus enabling tourists and citizens to follow more easily and without undue delay the roads along which they wish to travel.

Mr. W. J. Hunter. Night Chief Operator of the Canadian National Telegraphs, St. John, N. 13., accom- panied by Mrs. Hunter and young son Walter, are visiting in the city arid at Dalvay, Grand Tracadie.

WESTERN GUARDIAN

-BEDEOUE UNITED Church of Canada, Rev. L. P. Archibald, Min- istsr. Services for Sunday, July 17th: Bedeque, 11 a. m.; Scarle- town, 3 p. m.; Borden, 8 p. m. The minister will preach at all services. There will not be any service at Capo Traverse.

-—A'I‘EENDED FOX BREEDERS’ MEETING-Mr. McLeod, aiitor or the Maritime Farmer, Sussex, N.B., attended the annual meeting of the C. N. S. F. B. Association, held in Summerside on Wednesday. Mr. McLeod also attended the horse races at Northam. I-le afterwards left for Cape Breton on a holiday visit-S.

ARRIVED BY PLANE-Mr. Du- gald Oushlng of Montreal, accom- panied by Mr. Rod MacGregor of New Glasgow, N. 5., nrived in Charlottetown yesterday at 12.45 p.m. from Pictou in Mr. Cushingh hydroplane. After lunch at the Canadian National Hotel they took off at 2.15 pun. for Shediac, N. B. Mr. Cushing, a veteran flier of the World War, and Mrs. Cushing have been spending a, holiday at Pictou Iodge. They will return to Mont- real on Saturday by plane.

TOURING ISLAND - Rev. F. Scott McKenzie, DD, Principal of the Presbyterian College, Montreal, will make a short tour of the Is- land in the near future. On Sun- clay, July 17th, Dr. McKenzie will speak in the Presbyterian Church, Summerside at 11 a. m.; at Harts- ville Presbyterian Church st 3 p. m. and at Zion Presbyterian Church at 7 p. m. On Monday Dr. McKenzie

—DIES IN PRINCE COUNTY ‘HOSPITAL-There passed sway in the -Prince County Hospital on

In Memoriam

IVES J AltfES SMITH

Another link with the past was broken on Friday, July 1st, when Elizabeth MacKay, widow of the late James Smith, died at her home in Kensington at the advanced age of eighty-nine years. On Canadas first Dominion Day she was a young married woman of twenty- four, and her memories of the pion- eer days of this Province remained clear and distinct even when events of more recent years had become somewhat hazy in her mind. Mrs. Smith was the last member of one of the old MacKay families of New London and very few of her gener- ation now remain. She is survived by three daughter's, Mrs. Z. J. Mur- ray, of Winnipeg, Mrs. E. V. Vrad- enburg, of Winthrop, Mass, and Mrs. J. G. Townsend, of Kensing- ton. In addition to these, five grandchildren, one great-grand- child, and a large number of rela- tives and friends mourn the loss of one who was very dear to them.

Mrs. Smith was a woman whom to know was to love. Children were attracted to her instinctively. Old- er fclk recognized in her a true friend whose hospitality was abundant and whose Christian life and walk was genuine and sincere. The smile, the cheery word, the kind deed, industrious toil-these were her contributions to her day and generation.

The funeral was held on Sunday, July 3rd, and the services were con- ducted by her minister, Rev. Mr. Ioring, assisted by Rev. Mr. Spriggs. She was buried in New Iondon Cemetery beside her hus- band, who predeceased her twenty- five years ago. The pail-bearers were George MacLeod, George Mac- Kay, Bert MacKay, A. E. Fyfe, John Fyfe and J. N. Evans.

"The souls of the righteous are in the hand of God."

Supreme Court

The case of Nathaniel Molyneaux vs. Irving Oil Co, Ltd, was contin- ued yesterday at the Supreme Court. At 10 o'clock the jury, ac- companied by the sheriff, prothon- otary and counsel, went to Cross Roads to view the well in question, and the surroundings. When the Court opened Mr. Porter for the defense, moved that verdict he en- tered for the defendant. The mo- tion was refused by the Court, but liberty was granted to make ap- plication before the full Court lat- er.