ﬁépgr 1's, 1921

tessional Cards. ‘Eastern Personals

..'.\lr. and Mrs. John 'l‘. Poole. iltllilikitn. have returned froth a visit to liayiieltl. N. 13.. where Kiley wcra tht- guests of their tiatightcr, Nlrs. tllev.) E. S. Weeks,

u" .1 Boston Qeiool ol rum, wumno

"1 Grafton "N"

Oinlnttellwl

__‘.\lrs, Georgi), vlllt- and .\lr. John Malcolm of t‘artligait. were resent visitors at the Aicthotiist Parsonage, Bay- fleld, N. B.

Ere Oriented’. Cream N yijigﬁzjdllflfmgh, Maniac on Tower

Goff or’ Wood-

“TER. ‘OLICITON

Manny M LOIII I

amgygn Block

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' H J M All 0 l1’ . s. S. HES§¥A0....tl ' tars». n, lollolao‘: _ lmadtuan this atternon on a small.

Eyes Glasses Fitted

l i money TO LOAN

‘slanting platform. about. 350 feet F. E. llllml

‘above titre East River atop the Man haitan to'.ver of the Willlamsburt; lbrirlge, to xvhich the‘ man had

8' K. C l ‘ P. E. L clambetretl after telling friends that

4 Atrornuy-at-Llw G a ' N10512:‘: cnnﬂ" m." I FFTIOIEtEtLH gflilﬂmﬂi‘? ,h;1 “tits i-ltiilli-l lo Jump from the VICTORIA ROW . Excluﬂv. T: t R '9' ibn! to. Hundreds oi‘ persons watch: s “m Con‘ the rescue from the tbrldge mot-

"eﬂcd Wm‘ Druistor‘ I lpath and roadway, ‘from neadiv ‘buildings and from river craft, and cheered the pollcemcns feat.

No one noticed the man Mlllroach ,tl|e tower and make his way up a slcntlcr ladder, wllriclt is tthere for the tu-u- ot‘ workmen twhen repairs arc needed. When attention was first attracted to him he was up on the platform waving llilB arms wild- ly. The platform is at the base of

Lend c Bentley

W. E. BENTLEY, K. O. J. A. BENTLEY

gsrriutcrl and Attornoil MONEY TO LOA_N

"wk .9. N. I. Chambers m my he consulted on 1w" n 11B Hlllnhoro It.

A, MacDON A LD

urrlntcr, lollnltor, Eta. MONEY TO LOAN office-Riley Building Ohlrlottolown

. 0. (i. Archibald‘

into on‘ N. Y. Post Gradulta "m"; humor pd Hospital .

and it slopes abruptly toward the river.

While those below watched with the expectation oi’ seeing illP "m" start a dearth, slide, [Prafflc- Police-

From East Point to Cape

the ﬂag pole on top of the tower, ' l‘ . across dhe river during the day. so u“ versny

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legs. The situation for u. ntuntcnt was perilous to all three ruen. but the stranger's strength had given out, and the policemen got him to the window and thrust lain; through inside the tolver. There the man lost consciousness.

Rudolph llerzog 0t‘ Flat-it l~‘if~ teehih street. inter identiﬁed the man as hi: ‘:21. Jazz-pi: r: - 19 years old. He said that the youth came hero from Hungary e/bout ﬁfteen months ago, and that he load been employed as a lbus iboy

said that several days ago his nep- hew had come to visit him, and had told tieiglt-bors that he was going to jlmip from one oflhe bridges.

troops Shit to stem . Flood of Beer

l)E’l‘llOl'l‘, August. 17.—-Plans oi" prohllltion enforcement ofiitfals for dealing with thelsntuggling oi‘ Canadian beer and whiskey across the border here, as a result oi‘ a recent Windsor court. ruling that the Ontario luw does not prohlbtit export of intoxicants, remained un - announced tonight. The iraid which Federal agents made late yesterv day in Ecorse, u suburb, declared to be one oi the "wettest" spots on the hlichigan side oi the boundary, was not repented during the n-ight nor today. Little if any beer was ibrought

tar as could the observed. lt was re- ported, however, tto be obtainable in the down river district at prices ranging from 60 to 75 ‘cents a pint.

u limited to Eye. Ev- NI" and Thrust

. layer Building. Gran Oeorqc . g, apposite Guardian Office Telephone 254 ‘

. Hours-Q to 12 n. m. ‘t to 6

Palmer Palmer thimor, K. C.

H. L. Pllmtlr Barrlntorl. m. i,

.1 Nnvl lcotla Building

chnrlottatown. P. E. I.

" Money to Loan

and John Qucaly, both stationed on the bridge. started simultaneously up to the tower. Two narrow ladder[ ways hank the steel tower-an iron ladder and a wooden one. Quealy tonic the iron one and Kelly ti"? wooden one.

The race up the tower, according to spectators, was a tie. Alter they had reitchal the top oi‘ the ladder- ways, Kelly and Queaily ha“ l0 crawl through a tangle of calbles to two small windqws, wllt-ich open upon the platform. Kelly crawled 4 through one 0|‘ the windows, but a Qtiealy found the opening m0 Hula" and had to smash out the casing.

When both tpolicetnen had got out

f right across this spsttu

i , . t B93715 3mg lerrnorYr Ye‘ t men Michael J. Kelly 1 I

l Parkman Supplies the Big Majority oi Eye-Glasses

Simply because Faith I M A l\ ‘S hWE-GLASSE?! are the FINET PROCUR- ABLE, and he is the ONLY GRADUATE OPTICIAN (attendance courses) |

in Montague

Call and see for yourself h i s UP-TTO-Dltiii 0P

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J. A. McEACHEN.

Oph. D. Eye Specialist

Mbciriﬁwibww

Office-Frown BIOCK. ‘ 127 on the platlorut the man, apparent- ‘ l t I R . . .

Gum" mm“ I 1|CAL PAT L 1 l S 1y nvgrqgnle by exhaustion ot din Houn—9.80-1z r-4 t E ‘zlilvﬁﬁ- yras liting down- M the sight‘ Sit 180-1 l 0 I l Iol‘ the tiollcctuen he quickly “Prim: Evmmﬂphon. uaL BIADUATI (Lfrﬂlitttttlt: in“, Kpﬂly grabbﬂl him by the aunts

I-ntuwe. P’ u:

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ﬂy Appointment I

and (iuealy catight him about the

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a 50,000 EXTRA a PQIN TS On Each and, Every $20.00 Club 0f Eiéubscriptions for this A Week. Two Weeeks More of Guardians Competition

Grand Special Prize‘

f.

merside.

The candidate turn- ing in the most sub- scription money be- tween today, Allgllsing and August 20, (bpth dates inclusive) will win as ta special prize a beautiful $125 Pho- nola now on display at

I I} Holman’s, Ltd., Sum-

Winthis great extra

Plans for a big week-end trade by the down river resorts were more or less affected by the reputed pres- cnce in the vicinity of a conting- entt of slate troopers. There was less illumination and less music in the dance halls in that section. The troopers however, failed to atppear In the suspected "wet" spots, and today the remark was frequently heard there thatnnnouncement oi‘ their presence on border patrol duty was merely a "bluff."

Advices from Lansing were that Col. Roy C. Vandercook. state com- missioner of public safety expected to take personal charge 0i iii"? sltua.t,ion probably lviondlLv- C01‘ Vanderconk declined to say ~how many state troopers would be con- centrated here.

Officials here today reiterated their belief that much oi‘ the con-

(Yanada in the last few days is go- ing to Lake Erie ports.

in sever-ti restaurants ‘llr lietzog made "Ivpm-eaﬁ‘ . . 1 . L . I

, - _ _ . - system. t“, his (not “ml began to fight theta ttabaud that has been tlearetilrolri

‘Disposed Board Make Announcement

IAJNDON, Aug, 17. it was an- nouacul that sales of war stores by‘ the disposal liU-lfil. between the months or January and June oi this year, reached a total 0t’ five ntiiliort four ltundrcd and ninety- seveu thousands pounds sterling ex- clusive, and about one million pounds raised in respect to 512008

Mrs. Etitifs Estate Vaivetlat 3,500,000

0'l"l‘.\\VA Aug. 17.-The Presby terian Church oi‘ (funuda, McGlll University and Dalhousie Univers- ity are among the chief beneficar- ies of the estate of the late Mrs. E. B_ Eddy u! ilull.

The will was tiled in probate at the Hull court house this after- noon, An aggregate of the will shows that the deceased lady left an estate valued around three and one thalt’ million dollars. The majority of the stale consists of personal property in the bank and other stocks, bonds and real estate.

in her gift to the Presbyterian Church of Canada the sum of $200.- 000 was bequeath-ed, while ivictiiil receives the same amount and the established chair, or chairs known as the E. B. Eddy chair.

The grant of a half ntiilion dol- lntrs to Dnlhousle University is to be continued in remaining unpaid

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

latisiuctionin

iiiniteﬂs Wile Kiiletl I » in airplane Crash

HPOIVPLANI), Me., Aug. 17. —- Mrs. Edward D. Noyes, wile o1 the (rashier oi’ the Canal National hank or this city_ died at the Maine unn- eral ‘Hospital, on Saturday after- noon, from injuries received when an airplane in which she was rul- ing as a passenger crashed to the beach at Proufs Neck. Death ea- sued a short time after she was brought to the Maine General Hospital.

Her neice. Miss Peggy Smith, 18, of Nonqnitt (Mass). daughter of William Allen Smith, was also a

installments, which .amount is around $185,000 to be continued to, be paid off out oi‘ the estate.

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(‘harlottetmt-tt Will Be Surprinerl By This

People are surprised at the QllLt'l( results from simple buck- thorn hark, glycerine, etc, as mix- ed in Adler-ika. One man reports his long standing stomach trouble was relieved with ONE dose. Adler-i-ka retrieves foul matter front llOTll upper and lower bowel which may have been pols- onlng stomach for ntonths. EX- CFJLLPINT for gits on the stomach or sour stomach. Guards ttgttinst appendicitis. Brings out matter you never thought was in your

i-iugltes Drug Compantq. (in

Gettrgetown by S. t‘. Knight. Drugw

gist.)

passenger in the plane and is at the nospttui with a fractured wrist and minor injuries. Her (rendition is not serious. F. W_ t‘ht.i.1inard, the driver tot’ the ‘plane, tras- badly hurt but will recover ills home is in Biddeford. '

(‘houinard has been carrying passengers at Old Orchard beach. and was ﬂying along the beat-hes in that section when the accident occurred. Something wont wrong with ‘the engine the rtviatnr alter ward stating that the control re fused to work and down the ruachlne crashed. in view or bun tlretis of summer visitors. lt struck the loeach with stir-h force that its nose was lyurietl four ieet in the mud and sand, and i: was

wrecked completely. ‘ Mr. Smith, who was one of thr witnesses to the crash, nuts. al

111cm’: n world 0| oiOldﬂaumTobeoco.

" The Tobacco

PAGE SEVEN ‘

Everybody Smokes

o pipelul

one oi‘ the first it» rear-h rat: piilllkl. ‘Pile two passengers were strapped

into the alachine, and as quickly as possible they yvcre extracted ‘and rusht-ti to the ilonpital.

Only English T0 Be Spoken

PARIS. Aug. 1T~—'i‘he ticw-s came from America that only English will be admitted as the oilicial language of the Vvashlngturt dis- armament courier-circle caused in France resentment which many may [ind hard to tintlierstantl, but which must none the less be token seriouslyu as it is founded on a very deep prldc in th-t- language which has been since Latin passed out

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.01’ use. the diplomatic language of the would.

Disappeared With $75,000

DENVER. Polo, Aug. 17.—-Edwiu A. Adore-e, 32 head toller in the lu- ternational 'I‘rust (‘ompany here, disappeared along with about $75,- 000 in currency, was announced tu- day by John Evans, president o! the institution and Miss Mabel Penfold. 22. The filing clerk in the bunk was also missing Evans said.

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::Borden’s St. Charles or Jer- sey iMllk “with the cream lelt in’-' is the symbol of purity and rich- ness. it is the best but costs no more.

-——-——(O-&—i-— Mlnnrrl’: Llnl-ent for Collin. Eta-

E. R. BROW

146 Richmond St Cbartottetown

00049-9

Fire, into. Atcitlet, Sickness and Plate , Glass lntnranct- a Lowest rates. l’ Good Strong, Stock Companies

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50,000 Extra Points 0n Each $20.00 Club

On every $20 Cl

ub of subscriptions

turned in this week, candidates will

receive an EXTRA point ballot of 50,-, 000 EXTRA Points. The $20 Clubs

may consist of subscriptions ranging

in length from one year up, either to

The Guardian or Examiner, on all ar-

rearage subscriptions, renewal sub-

scriptions and new

subscriptions, also

on every $20 worth of subscriptions

turned in since the close of the last

EXTRA Vote Offer.

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