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(By C. B. Edwards, Canadian Pr¢ss Staff Writer)

SHAUGHNESSY HEIGHTS GOLF‘ CLUB, Vancouver, July 9- i Canada's inter-provincial golf .championship and the Willingdon {Challenge Clip rested tonight on 1' the Pacific slope m.» the first time. Inspired‘ by the brilliance of 20-

British Columbia's team of four

is i in .'l lironard 1mm machine of his - Ymmfiul nnksme“ rammed 5 ‘e’

1' (“Til desl-rn, finishing the last of l cord score of 597 Over m“ beautiful

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responsible great Stain- . famous Schneider Clip racer, o Swift Iilllfli to qualify in the

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pntv ‘his m kyrurmyv Spanner‘, Mrs, A. S, Biltler finished

sixlh iii iho final circuit and Lady,

Bailey, famous nvinlrix, was elim-

inated in the

third round.

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four TOO-luilr- circuits nt a speed’ course Saturday to complete the s6 "ly ‘I10 miles fin ‘iii! lino just 30 fr-ci load of Iiliullt-Llciit. E. C. T. Ed- ....e. lilis. Nl- i wards, A. J. Slyran was third.

Th» eourliiioxis for the rat: mvnt‘ 1m 1 we Vwfignet‘ 0pm Mpmcc m the, the leaders in that order, were left

radically

i holes of medal play with a three- stroke margin over Ontario, cham- pions of two years standing.

I Quebec. Manitoba, Saskatchewan

l and Alberta, who finished behind

i fai- behind in a blazing second i round that produced the most spectacular finish 1n the history of the competition. After lending the lBrItLsh Columbiims by one stroke at the 27-hole mark, the quartette of Ontarioians were powerless to cope with the barrage of pars and birdies manufactured by the coast players. ___;______. SUCCESSFUL SAIJAD RULES You, or course, know how to make good salads, but hero are some suggestions that you may want to adopt as your salad code:

(l) All greens should be washed thoroughly.

(2) All ingredients should be fresh and well chilled.

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(3) Separate the lettuce‘ leaves V01’? wrcfully. They will come apart quite easily if a. cone-shaped piece

(4) Save the outer leaves of let-

foundation for fruit and vegetable salads.

(5) Before using salaxl greens free them from excess mois-

BEIITIIAL GUARDIAN

This column ll conned fol Gill’! County new: at local Interact but ill- vsrtluing o! u nun; uutun may bl Inlotlcd u: s cent: u word Quietly payable In advance-

OHURCH SERVICES, Sundw. July 16th: Rustloc, 5t. Mark's Ang- lican Church: 10.30 l. m., Sunday school, 11 a. m, Morning Prayer.

POLICE COURT-At the Police court yesterday morning l. mun charged with being unlawfully at large while under sentence of Im- prisonment was remanded to Su- preme Court for U151.

MOONLIGHT RIVER Onuiss, B. s. Harland, ‘WCHIICSIIL, July 12th. Refreshments sold. Secure tickets in advance from members of Holy Re- deemer Tennis Club or at Reddln Bros, and Rankin Drug Store.

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VISITED MALPEQUE - Mr. and Mrs. Irving ‘Thompson, Mr. and. Mrs. Roy Dennis, Dunstaflnage; Mr. and lVIrs. Alex Scott, Miss Ruby Stewart and Mr. Vernon Dennis, Miirshllcld, motored to Malpeque on Sunday, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simpson.

LAYING CONCRETE-The space between the curb and sidewalk in front of P. J. MacDonald's store, Prince‘ Street is being excavated and filled with concrete. The work is being done by Mr. Earl Galbraith.

PRESBYTERIAN cmmon in Canada, Order of service for next Sabbath, J-uly 16th: Bradalbane, at 11 a. m; North Tryon at 7.30; Sab- bath school at 6.30. Wednesday ev- cnllig prayer meeting at 8 o'clock. Dr. M. E. Genge, Pastor.

MILTON — St. John's Anglican Church, 2.15 p. m, Sunday School, 3 p. m, Afternoon service. The ornngenuan will parade and attend 1 this divine service. Visiting breth- ren will be made welcome; Hamp- shire, 7.30 p. m., Evening Prayer, Rev. E. 0. Lancaster.

PERS ONALS

Miss Irens Dougun, saleslady with Carter 6: C0., is spending her vaca- tion with friends 1n Maplewood.

Mr. hnd Mrs. P. J. McDonald and son, City, left yesterday morning by motor for a holiday trip to Boston and vicinity. They were accompan- icd by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ren- klnc and son from Mt. Albion.

Rev. Dr. Prlngle, of Sydney, who has been on the Island for: several days, leaves today on return home

sailing on the steamer "Eltcrprise" ~ from Georgetown.

Mr. and ms. Gerald Gllroy, New Glasgow, NS, are spending a few dflys 1n the city, the guest of Mr. Gilroyls mother, Mrs. N. Gilroy, Euston Street. Miss Dorothy Gil-

THEREPS no btlicr cereal like Kellogg’s Rice Krispicl. Delicious ‘bubbles of rice that actually crackle in milk or cream. Full of Hover! Children like to lQar Rice Krispiee and Iove to eat them. And what could

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Rev. M. o. MacDonald, pastor of the United Church at Estevan, Sask, is visiting his mother, Mrs.

‘The June meeting of the Bald- win's Road W. I. was held at the home of Mrsj

with this. The

BALDWIWS ROAD W. I. - through the ha‘

Peter Carter, with be "mwed “d

whiting‘ will sift:

move stains and dirt. When the bag needs washing the whiting can

bridge and—"

“Sweep the snow or! number out platfcmn." DUI 111 the 90ft“-

"But there isn't any BMW 0n number one platform," said the stittionmaster.

and quickly re-

put buck after-

out loud-

Mr. D. D. MacDonald, at Jey.

Mr. James D. Coflln and daugh-

the city to meet Mr. Hank H. Dix- on retired employee of the New York, New Haven Railroad. Mr. Dixon will spend the summer months in Rollo Bay.

Mrs. Dunn, of Ashville, N11, and son arrived at Hunter River Mon- day evening on a visit to her old home. Mrs. Dann, is a. daughter of the late Dr. Douglas. Mrs. Douglas and her other two daughters are legvlng Western Canada. on Thurs- day by motor car for the Island.

throw the ingredients carelessly to- gether. '

(13) It individual portions are arranged, do not let the salad

ture by patting gently with a clean, dry food cloth. If the leaves are! wet the dressing cimnot cling to, them, and nothing is more unap- petizing than a. salad resting in a pool oi‘ water which has drainedi from it. 1 (6) Never put a. salad dressing] on lettuce or other salad greens’ until just before serving, as it, makes the greens limp and willed: (7) Marinate 1n French drcssngl for at least an hour nll vegetables- (otiier than green ones.) rind nil meat and fish to be used in salads. (8) Cut salad ingredients careful- ly in fair-sired pieces. Do not c.1101)

Meat for salads should be shaved in mcnts. thin slices or cut in cubes; fish fol-i 5°V°I5I ‘Fmllw; IW-Gll- Hell

Sprayers sl ghty shop-worn but. salads should be flaked from the my" med.

bones with a silver fork, and all fat removed.

(9) Shred or cut vegetables into attractive forms.

(l0) Drain all frillis before com- bining the salad.

(11) Prevent the darkening oi fruits by covering them with French dressing as soon as you prepare.

(l2). Make your salad alirnetive to look at rs yqell as to out. Never;

leaves come over the edge cl the plate.

(14) Don't let your salads become monotonous. vary them frequently and serve different dressings.

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Bargains In Used

And iiew Sprayers

One l-Row, IOO-Gal. halstn l Sprayer which has been thoroughly ‘ overhauled in our factory and is ready for use.

Several s-Row, lull-Gui. Used Hail Sprayer! thoroughly overhauled und tilted with all the latest. improve-

Ths above we niler for cash at. sacrifice prices us they must. be sold this season.

Peter MacDonald, and his brother, Rose Val-

ter Mildred, Rollo Bay, nlotored to

presided. It was moved and second- ed that the Institute pay for having the school whitewashed. An inter- esting feature of this meeting was the weighing party. A dainty lunch was sewed by the hostess. ,

Mrs. Joseph Cullen invited the members to hei- home for the next meeting on Tuesday, July 11th, roll call to be answered by preserving hints. Meeting closed with the Nu.- tionnl Anthem.

The Prince's Nurse.

--._ Laughingly Miss Hughes recalled that the Prince of Wales was any- thing but a patient sitter as e. child. "There was one occasion," sho said, “when he could not. keep still. The Queen could do nothing with him and finally went; up to my father's studio, leaving him with his nurse. "'I‘he nurse adopted a very flrm line. Taking the Prince by the shoulders, she said to him,. ‘Now, Prince David, you have got to be good-and he wns. "On another occasion I made a personal appeal to him. " ‘Prince Edward,’ I asked, " ‘you are going to help me this time?‘ He said, ‘Yes, I will," and was as good as his word, but unfortunately the result was such that the Queen and everyone else said it was too ‘saintllke’ and not a bit like the Prince. To keep your windows looking their brightest, flil a small cailloo bag with whiting and rub them

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Montague Races, ‘Wednesday, August 9th. Four Races. Classes will be announced In next few days. ~

seven members and many visitors attending. After the roll call, the minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. The President

wards and used again. V

"There will be by the "m9 r" finished these other jobs." replied the porter with reeling.

An extra porter had been taken on at. the seaside station to cope with the sudden rush of holiday-

Son: “I don't know whether t0 bl

makers. a barber or an author."

The stationmaster was outlining Fbthelu "Ills! 1°’ ‘I-mm °" his duties. “I153 - < ‘Tirst of all," he commenced, 5

zzlbr Rheumiitic Pains — Th6 pains and aches of Sciatica and Rheumatism should be treated with Dr. Thomas’ Eclectrlc ' Oil. Th! soothing and healing properties c! this famous remedy have been dem- onstrated for arty YEBTS- U59 it “l” for inflammatory Dllinl- m“- scratches, bhulses and sPmm-s: “m” 1n human beings or the lower ani- male.

"you'll start on number one plat- form. Sweep out the waiting-room and the porters’ room. Then go ov- er the bridge to platform number two andsweep out the booking-oi- licc, my room. and the general walt- ing-rcoln. Make sure that. all the fire buckets are well filled, and give the whole platform a good "weeping. After ilint comr- over the

R. L. WRIGHT WALTER KIIZI-IN

JOIN J. J. GIBBONS ADVERTISING AGENCY ,

. I. Gibbons Limited announce the appointment of R. L. Wri ht u hem? of their Research and Survey Department and of Walter iciin as account executive. Mr. Wright, formerly (Icncral Sales Manager

, for Tip Top Tailors, Lld., is also wcII known both as a _\vrltcr and v.

lecturer on commercial economics and practlcal_merchandising. Mr. Kichn, who is president of the Toronto Advertising and Sales _Clu_b and lrltcly Sales and Advcrtisingdvianagcr of the Roger? M11983"! Corporation Limited, h.“ had a wide and successful experience u a saicl and advertising executive-

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