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DR. GOODWILUS OFFICE will be

closed for one month from August ich. 5946-8-8-31

BELFAST-Public won-ship in Bt.

John's Presbyterian Church Sunday, Aug. i0th at ll a. m. and 'L30 p. m. cozéducted by Mr. R0d8€l`-

BELLE RIVER AND BELFAST

UNITED CHURCH-Public worship in Belle River at 11 af m. and Eldon ar, 3 p. m. on Sunday, Aug. 101/h. Rev. A. A. M.cLe0d will be the preacher.

KENSINGTON AND FREETOWN-

Presbyterian congregation, Sunday August 10, Kensington 11 a. m. and 730 p. m. Freetown 3 D. m. Preach- er, Rev. 0. J. St. Clair Jeans oi’ Summerrslde

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Mat. 8.-llc, 15C~

7-15 & 9.00

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’ anon uousns annrvmc - Twelve race horses from the main- ; land have arrived at the Charlotte- itown Driving Park, and lfrom now

I on until Monday, Aug- 18th, they will be coming every day. 'I‘he indica- ftions are for a good entry list of cvenly matched horses.

l CITY SCHOLS B.EDEC0ll.A'1'ED iAND IMPROVED-“Phe 00110015 Of 'Gharlotietovm have undergone dur-

iing the vacation some repairs and improvements. Rlochiord Square, West . Kent and Prince Street Schools hav- ing been finished; while Queen ‘Square School is now being attend lea 1... Au me school.. have me fine ‘woodwork in the halls and some of

TAO-DAY

Drumming hoofs-gold- en smiles-youthful love riding’ into flghthi' tenrin' romantic action . the west. . .at lla romantic best l

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1 the rooms painted and the walls have

ibeen done with alabaster. Prince [Street Bolhool has been fitted up with fan up-to-date lavatory for girls. The *work 1.. semieeuon with the schools Le almost completed, so that every- Lhirigwillbefreshandingoodshape for the coming term.

THE CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE

COMPANY, announce the promotion of Mr. Milton U. Stewart to the posi- tion of Joint Manager in Prince Ed- ward Island with Mr. Keith B. Rogers. The new firm will be known as Rogers da Stewart and the offices

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-MARKING FOXES-1"ifty-two nsD0C'f0Is of the Canadian National lilver Fox Breeders Association start- ~d work on Monday throughout Can- .da to rnalrk puppies and check adults in the ranches of their members. Sight inspectors left the Island this l'<‘f‘1< $0 Z0 to Quebec for that pur- I msc. "I'no in.spe<‘wrs will be kept ; *lsr for a 'dmc as the work or mark-

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-EVHJENCE FOR PRDSECU'l'- ’ i0N-The case of aggravated assault 4

.‘.'1.inst the Yeo men from P011. Hill! .as resumed on Wednesday before; .lfgistrutes John E, Campbell andl W. C.i.11:10n at the Court House? .1mrnr;:°si<le. and ovcuplccl the nt- ‘ x.1.ioii of the Court all day. The ev- <;1cr.ce Ui r»r>"r~ra.i witnesses was heard ‘ :hicli coxicizwl/‘fi the evidence for the

..o'-0:‘n‘.ion, "';"". the exception of the ` ictiri; -' 5 thc ni-<-.-zxii, .\lr Chn.i'icS En- 1 ;ia.n. vfzifl i.; .s;.l'l in the liospral and; not r.‘:le to n.ppezu'. .Tile case was, » 'L-1.\.n‘.‘:-'i until 'I`4cs<ia}', August 19th '

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faction' that You will hear from your motor. when it climbs any hiU, will make you glad that you are using Mara- thon and Cyclo gas. Get this thrill of power.

, “Be Ready With R/eddy Power"

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will be as formerly in the W. K. Rogers Co.. Ltd., Building, on Great George Street. Mr. Stewart has been associated with the Canada Life As- surance Co., in the capacity of Whole Time Agent for some hve years and his promotion is one weli merited as a. result of faithful arf’ eilicient ser- vice to the Company. The new organization will proceed to the ap- pointment of suitable and qualified agents in certain territories not now .actively served by the old organiza- ‘ tion 5919-1|.

` "SILENT POLICEMEN”-Eversi.n0e .their introduction and installation, 'the silent policemen at our elzreevt in- tersections have served 5 inetul pup. pose in directing autoists in "the way they should go." It cannot ba said. however. they are "things of beauty and s joy forever" and the question has now been raised whether nome- thing else should now be substituted for the high wobbly center post at many of our street junctions. In other cities, the silent policeman has been dispensed with for annie time andinitsplaoeamarkersimilarto a. derby ha/t substituted. The advan- tage is that with a low mark, a oar making a quick tum close in, can

- PERSON \LS

-Mr. Korman Maynard of Bosfon,

is \'if»itln:; his brother. M121

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o 1 los A. Maynzwl of Port l-iill.~S. .

-lk. Daniel! McPherson oi West

- . t was ri visitor to Bummezside on edncsdsy-S.

-Mr. and Mrs. John Doyle of

of arlottetmvn attended the Ncw An-

._nnn Races on' Wednesday.-S.

' --Mrs. Joab Wood and Ms El- eanor Mama- of oharmeewwn ere'

visiting in Summerside the guests of

-Miss Hilda. McDonald of Hunter

River and Miss Evelyn McDonald of Summeiside are visiting friends in Moncton, N. B.-S.

llurse’s Examinations

` -MEM Mary Qsey 0( Mmichofil _ Pres.

img returned home after spending two weeks visiting friends on the Island.

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ses seeking the R. N. de-

,” gree will be held on Mon- ] "|vrr. and Mrs. W. w. Mumrf,-s. day, August 18th lust.

f -_ W. J. McMILLAN, M. D.,

I. J. YEO. M. D., Sec’y.

whilst na-e she was the guest of Nurses’ Examining Board ws. crimes Mwnomia. -s. ‘S909-8-7-3i ¢ , _

‘get around without obstruction. with- lout stoppage and without interfering with the traffic generally. 'Ilhls espec- ially applies to long wheel based cars many of which are n0W in use in the

city. It may be worth while fm' the.

city authorities to give this matter their consideration and meanwhile

1' *autolsts and others interested may

express their Uvinions on the advis- ability or otherwise of making the change.

PERSONALS

lk. R.. II.. .lenkixis has |01# cn a

business trip to Ottawa.

Senator Hughes, Souris, was in the

city yesterday.

Mies M. Louise Tingley, Bt. John,

is summerlng at Brackley Beach.

The Guardian extends congratula- tions to Mr. and Mrs. ll. H. Beer upon the 41st anniversary of their marriage today.

Mrs. (Capt) Alfred Macleod and

Miss Lucy Haines of New london, were passengers on the B. S. 1-fooli- elaga Monday aftemoon on L visit to Novo Scotia.

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erof the I-hm-rie Ahatmir Oo.. City. mcoorrrpenied by Mrs. Mm¢Neely and children have__retumed from a two monfihe vacation port o

spent in Nova Bootie Ontario and Quebec.

M|u.JohnA.Doyie.WhterBt.le¢t

yeetenhy momirt on o visit to friends and relmtivm in Dove' N. H.

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TEE WIFE-SHIP WOMAN-1!

The Wife-Ship Woman, the Guard- ians new serial starting next week.

HAY DEMAND SLIGHT-'[110 de- mand for hey is not vsy great. Very little is being shipped out the island, and the local requiremenh et this time are slight.` 'I‘he avenge

price per ton is $12.

GREAT INTEREST IN EXHIBI-

TION-Ali over the Island there is a tremendous interest being taken in the Provincial Exhibition, August 18 to 21, and indications point to a. record attendance. People realize they must have a holiday and are going to take advantage oi the Ex- hibition to spend it pleasantly.

-,- RUNAWAY DOES SOME DAM- AGl'r-A western. bmxwo became frightened about four o'clock yester- day afternoon. The hozsebolt/ed 1.- long Queen Street near the Tele- phone Office drez8i!\8 a heavy cart. The horse in avoiding a car coming in the opposite direction, swerved to the side and collided with one of Ben’s Taxies, the fenders, radiator and headlights were considerably damaged. A young man. Ted M5- Kedmey, who was helping to load e. truck in front of MacDonald and company, was knocked down and re- ceived injuries w his arm 'and £10111- der. The runaway also did some dam- age to a collection of goods outside Clarke Briothers. If it had not been that the horse and cart 0V¢'rt\1\'n¢d- other serious d0m¢l€ed rnilhii have resulted. _

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LE'I.'l.’EB- OF SYMPATHY

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ham, to Kenneth and William Gra- ham, dear brothers: At a 5P°°1°\ meeting of Calvin L. O. L. A m0ti0’D W-agpassedthatwetliemembersbf the by-Q_ L_, of which your late. esteemed father was a 19Y8»1 M14 true member, extend to YOU W-Y deepest sympathy in the 1°” YW have suilered by the demise Of l/°\\!' devoted father. ' Words, at this time, are but very weak instnimente w convey that deey ggmpihhy vrhitlh W8 B11 T001 in our hem.; mr you,1n your time °f bereavement, While we Sha-ll mi-IS your fathers P1'¢S¢¥\¢e and Wise counsels, from our meetihss. in me future, your loss, we feel, is much greater than ours. You have lost a :send-, we have lost e brother and cmuisellor.

May we oomzmend you to the One. even our Father God. who I-10M 15 gumcieint for these things; and who has promised to comfort us in our momente of need and sorroiv. even as we ourselves must turn to the same source, in our times of trial and bereavement.

Signed in bdial! of Ou1Vl!lv LDL. ' Roderick McKay. D. M.

W. J. Seaman, R. S. .

'D0 CELEBRATE

AT GRMND PIE

(Canadian Press)

I-l'.AL'iZFlAX, N. S., Aug. 'l-Among, .he thouauide who are expected to gather at Grand Pre. on August 20. in celebrate the 175th., annivereify of the expulsion of the Acadiane from Nova Scotia will be a party re- presenting the Association or Louis-

iana Aoadians.

The Acadiens of lmiisiana ue di- rect descendants of the people who were exiled from Nova Scotia. in 1775, Invited to attend the celebra- tion at Grand Pre, the association at once planned a pilgrimv-se Whivh will leave Ixuayette, La., on August 29. Three days will be Spent Et Grand Pre, where the party will lake an active pert in the proceed- ings.

In on-der to sive recognition to the diilerent eeotione of the Amdlnn country of Louisiana the Associa- tion has reoomanended. that a girl be selected to represent her commun- ity. 'llheee girls will participate in llhc calebradlion at Grand Pre Ind will be dressed. in Evangeline coe- tnmes with a ribbon attached bear- ing the name of the town or parish che repreeentn, It is understood that Dudley J. LeBlanc, president of the a.mocinMon. will be included in the W-WY.

Plane for the celebration are pm- sfwdna rapidly. and Hon Justice A. T. IelBimc, 01' the Bupnme Court of New Brimswick. who will prside, recently announced that he had been assured that the British Crown md the Govemment cl nance would be represented. The Province _ol Nova Bootie will have a mentor and it is entici‘P‘°°4 that the State of Massachusetts which played such an important pert in pioneer days. will be represenwdl Many other spealun, from Louigimn NSW Elldlnd, the Maritimes and Quebec, an already on the accepted lllt. » , .

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But suddenly it’s all over, and the children move into the realm of the real. Then what will you have as mementoes of _their imaginative, whimsical years?

Let’s hope you’l1 have pictures . . . ‘. books of pictures . . . . heaps of pictures. Pictures to bring back the youngsters just as they are today. Pictures which you yourself made with a. Kodak.

Take a Picture Eyery Week "3

Start making a Kodak biography of your children before it is too late. The best way is to take at least one picture every week. Take the children alone. Take them with the family. Take them with

their playmates. To help you get the most inter- jesting pictures of your children, we have prepared a special free book: “Taking Pictures of Your Children at Their Best". The coupon will bring it to you. Mail it today.

Nou’1l find photography just as easy as 'can be, provided you use a genuine Kodak or Brownie and genuine Kodak Film. A small outlay buys a fine Kodak or Brownie today. No. 2 Brownie taking pictures 2% x 3% costs only $3.25 in one of live beautiful colours: red, green, grey, brown and blue.. Carrying case in matching colour, $2.25.

» ,There’s a Brownie for as little as $2.25 and Kodak;

J are priced from §5 up. _

une, 11115 pon, had been chosen as the terminus Oi the line because of in neu’-nes to the Maritime Prov- inees gum me superiority cd its har- and wharf accommodations

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90 years ago the liner Laconia. one of the newest and fieetest of the Cunard boats steamed into the har- bor this week with all flags flying

Cunard Line. If only the pe~~~ls who stood and msrvelled wt the Il nn‘a coild vaik up .i g

“ICE ENGINEER T0 TRY AGAIN

du.ringfog7¢andatnlgihttime,oneof the great/an monacee to ooeon travel overtlheSt.1nwrenoeroutefqEurope may be suoceedully oombated this sum'meriftheworkofDr.HowardT_ Barnes, ice-ergirieea' expert, comes to a mmoeeefui conclusion Dr. Barnes will leave Montreal on

his tenth iceberg expedition about

_redasuom or mms and wux have 'ee iid centre of opaitioaie Notre

`|Dll'H° BW en the cout of Newfound- land.

'Ihe main object of the expeditions

will be tn tryout the Barnes-Van Horne Iedierg detector for Whldi the lun. vu discovered em-ing Dr. Barnes' ninth iceberg Gmedition last

Horne,

Ioeberu. Dr. Barnes claims, have a voice of their ovm, and it was anci- . dently discovered during the expert-f ments last summer. that this voice' could be hoard through the water.

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Genuine Kodak Film should be used in all your picture- taking. It is the safe film . . . . the iilm which made amateur picture-taking possible. Ask for it by name. ` Identify the genuine by its familiar yellow box. ’

--:MAI£.`_1’OR_E{§E BOOK

Canadian Kodak Co., Limited, Toronto 9, Ontario.

Pleue send me free illustrated book telling how to take pictures that lhow children at their best.

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front to welcome a. marvelous newllb cabin p¢AB0D8¢1's and 235 tone 0! .plied the Barnes-Va.; Home iceberg ship, the first Ounarder to reach, cargo, Her upper clc:k, in addition detector, and it is expected that ice- Hoston. The Britannia, left Liver- to oiilcers' cabins, Kelley 9-Hd bak' befze will be discovered when appro. pool, July dt-li., 1840. for Halifax, N. ery, sported cow houses. Ori the aching Wltlhin asix-miie radius of the S, and Boston, initiating the origin- main deck were two dining saloons experimental ship.

'bpweekly ,www of me cum.-rd and passenger accommodations. The location ot the iceberg is de-

termined thrcugih using two oi' more detectors in the hull of the ship. A Ship carrying such detectors, deter- mines the location of ui iceberi. ard travels on in safety from the m. even during dense foge.

summer, sponsored by R. B. Vanf

In oontrwt to this oelebr`a‘tion of '-

Q 1 J mm" qw to celebrate the anniversary of the iff” ..;l;. ... ...... CHIFFON HOSIERY

greyhound of the sea..

" $1.15 _a pair

` There are over twenty shades in' this three hundred and fifty pair pur- chase of really -

HIGH CLASS CHIFFON HOSIERY.

No substandards nor imperfects in this lot. They are made by one of the best mills in the country, with a repu- tation of doing business on the level, if it were not so wel 'would not have touched them. We could not refuse this offer and pass the bargain on to

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