.‘ 4"

Pay

DUE when you

machinery.” D0 IT TO-DAY. A Thank you.

THAT APPROBATION BILL IS prompt payment ‘makes it possible to

keep the wheels going-while delays help to “throw a wrench into the

MOORE a I”I°LEOD UNITED

F:

ﬂow

receive it.. Your

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Wild Parrots 0i London

(By Dominion News Service)

LONDON, any. 1<l~\\'ithlu ihe next year or two, "lei-lint: llle nur- rots" may have ln-eoml eni- tii illl‘ regular pleasures o1‘ London lid "feeding lhe pigeons is now, Sev- eral parruts~iire or six pairs- hnve eseapr-tl from the Zoo into lilo

ililjllllllllK Regent's l'ui'k, and as they :|l'i~ rery nearly hardy, it is quite possible that they may set- tlt- down and lirini; up families lu illt- parks, as the grey American .~H|llll‘i'l‘l§l have done within the last. lt-w years. Lord Lilfortl. who has already introiltieeti a new stiecit-s of owl to this t'lilllli.l‘_\', has tistahlisli- wll stuall tlot-lts of parrots in a wild Slilit- in his park in Norllmuipttiii-

shire. hy no tin-tins the warmest m‘

éuuniest country ot EllKlﬂllll.

MlillTAilUE HORSE Mess

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13th, 1924

The following are the classes and entries in each:- 2.18 TROT AND PACE. PURSE $300.00

Edgerton Peter Verdi Exposure Colonel Waltz

Anna Pratt Keemah Aubrey Hector

Our Peggy

2.40 TROT-"PURSE $300.00

X Ray

Frisco Direct Dapper Don Stella Todd Canadian Belle Jack Todd

The Pup Wiltawah Casey Todd Marjorie Mickie B Lloyd George

Silver Todd 2.25 PACT, PURSE $300.00

National R. Prince Mac. Zua Baughman Mac Aubrey Grace Hastings Todd E.

Northern Lady Babe Aubrey Alberta Patchen Major St.

Billie Aubrey

Hector

The three year old class did not fill, so has been declared oif- With 32 horses entered in thc above three classes, there is no doubt as to the result-one of the biggest days Horse Racing on P. E. Island. tables will be under the auspices of the Women's institute and Com- munity Welfare League, no you will be well fed.

ment Saloon. and regular amusements will be on the grounds.

Special Train will leave Charolttetown at 9 a. m. returning alter Return second class fare $2.00. Children under 12 years 25c.

the races. ‘ Admission 50c.

8 8-5l.

T. G- IVES, Secretary.

Montague

Horse

Races

AUGUST 13th

(‘omc to lylontaigucfor the best race event

of the season and while here attend our

Sensational. Five Hour Clearance Sale

of lllcnis and (‘hildren’s Clothing, Gents Zoots and Shoes, Hats and

Furnishings, (Taps, ctc.

Our cuiirc stock of the above lines, with- out rescrvc, will be offered during this ﬁve hour clearance sale at reductions 25%, 33 1-3"/"'

and 50%.

You will not have .a better opportunity this year to save moncy on your requirements than by visiting us on the morning of the

PBCCS.

This is a genuine sale which you cannot Purchases checked frce

afford to pass by. until after the races.

Ladies are cordially invited t0 make use

of our rcst room.

PililLE & TliilldP8iltll LTD.

Montague

Western’ _ Guardian

A --'8HOP from Hulmanh catalog-

- summsnoioe ausmsss courses. —0poning day. Sept. 2.

1924. Business, Short-hand and (llvll Service. Prospectus (rec. Write 110x 145. J. Pogson. Prlnci. pul. 3 months

-oou'r FORGET AUCTION SALE nt Mrs. Albert Kelly's, Trav- ellers Rest, Monday, Aug. 11.—2l

—8TRAYED from my ranch at. Carleton one black female fox. unyoitc capturing same will receive reward. Cook llowntt 8113i

-—6UMMER8IDE AGENT.— Mr. Byron MacDonald of the MacDon» aid Drug C0,, is now Guardian rop- resentotlvo hi Sunimersltie, and will be pldist-d to receive news. advertising mid Joli Printing. Mr. Mucllonultl sells the Morning Guardian at his store. Ills tele- phone No, ls 12-2. tf

—SPECIAL TRAIN ARRANGE- MENTS FOR NEW ANNAN RAC. ES.~ltotnrn tlckcis out: first class fart-and two fifths will he isatit-tl liy nil stations from Tliznish to (‘liarlottctown nud iuturmctliatc stations on 'l‘uestlay, Aug. 19th iintl 20th good to return on Auiz. 21st. Persons wishing to have a shopp~ lug trip synchronize with the liii-t i'.l('Ori may do so quite readily. 2i

mam-ii

For Sore Feet—Minard'o Llnlment.

The Markets

SUMMERSIDE MARKET

Dairy butter ____________ __ 25-28 Eggs per doz. -.. 24 Potatoes ______ __ ____ 50 Oats per bushel 4E—5(l llny _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ ._ $11] llldcs .- - %-5',§ SOURIS MARKET

Butter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

. 2o

i V - - f. ‘. ,_,.. , V, v l 1 1n! Eastern Guardian ..._- .. t i‘ . "JSHOP irom llolmahh Catalog.

..*MONTAGUE Hons: moss. Weilnustlliy, Aug. 13th.—3425-8~6——tI

.."ALL ROADS LEAD TO Montague on tho 13th. Annual Race , Mt‘ut.——-§ll25‘S-ii*~i(.

.,'*‘WO0L.—\Vt- require a few thousand pounds wool. \Vit.~1lietl ‘and uuwashctlf Poole & ‘Thompson, Lltl. 3460-8-8 3i.

..‘FOR SALE-Quantity Now- iouutllautl Suit Ilerrlng. Good Lob- ster Bnlt. Poole A’: Thompson, Ltd.

3460-14-8 3i.

..'EA8TERN AGENT.— Mr .J. W. Murdock is now Guardian Ag- ent in Montague and will he pleas- ed to receive nows items, advertis-

al stilmcrlptions. .

..*MONTAGUE RACES. WED- NESDAY, Atuz. 13th. Full llllllﬂll. ,

sen list 0t‘ outrlt-s. Special Train leaves (Iliarltittctoirn at nine tfclock, two dollars second class re- turn f:irc.-—Zi»l25-2i-6~ll.

..*THE POSTPONED AUCTION Sale oi’ A. l). Martin, (lrautl _Vlew, will he held on lt‘ritla_v, Aug. 15th

at 1 tfeltick. Household l'lll‘illllll‘l‘ and farm implements. All amounts over Sﬁtl, twelve and twenty-foul‘

mouths ui‘eilit.——ll. MZISOII & Son.

1l~l1!i-8-ti,ti,11,13,4l mai-

For Sore Feet-Minard’: Llnlment.

used it in lllllltll‘t"ilt~‘- oi‘ cases and ii has pmvetl fur lit-lter than tiruits in iiillin: pain prevalnt in advaucd

Meal

ice Cream, Refresh.

65-40 65—7il ~ $10-$12 MURRAY HARBOR Butter . . . . . . . . . 28 ltlizgs 23 Onto -— Potntoes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -—- CHARLOTTETOWN MARKET Piggs . . . . . . . ... 2R llutler . Zlii tints" 120-122 lluy 45-54! Pork . -'- Polltloes ... . . Straw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

MT. STEWART MARKET Butter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30] Eggsnn .. 2i), Potatoes till} lla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 513i

MONTAGUE MARKET I lilutter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..2s—21i . 21|

(ill I

Gold Cure . l

Q I

l For (lancer;

l (United Press) ‘.\l.*\lllS()N, \Vl:4., Alli-C. 1ll,~'(‘til-

|<(‘ii'lllli- siuen the ilays 0i‘ the early itoniaus. has proved more effec- live iu trcatluu many (‘uses ol‘ rau- Louio" .t\. niedicztl chemist

lu t-oujtinctitin wlzh lir. Ntlivard (Jchsncr, oi‘ Angus-lane litistiital. '(.‘lilcai:ti, Prol‘_ ltalilrnlit-ri; has. ox- perieucetl with lhe “liquid gold" and l)l‘ll('\'l‘i-: he has lottud a ~<uh— stature which will l'\'t'lllllilll_\' make il [iti.~'.;iliit\ to l‘l'.lllflV(.‘ twineertitis zrowths whit-lithe tilli"-{(‘,(iil'>' ltui-‘t- cannot reach. ,

The trold ttolltiitl, properly plied, has hot-u stict-esstul in ca int: cancerous growths lu the inter:- tlnal tract tn disappear. he de- rlarcts.

The liquid which itioltsqiiki- port wine, is utlmlnlsterotl lllii‘i‘llllll_\' in those cases in rotguliir doses. iu Mines oi advancmi rant-er, Intraven- oua injection is used.

.'l‘he gold curt- is still in ihc t-x-

lhilileulirrtt,

loidal itold, a substance. ltuowu to‘.

cttr than radium, lii'L‘l)l'lllllL' to i‘rtil’._

C. R. Das, mayor of Calcutta and whose paper has abandoned

prominent Swarajist.

its policy of passive resistance

and has commenced printing

praisrs of lndiuns wlio alev Britislicrs

horses. returning after the races. tcrmediate stations._

Charlottetown North Wiltshirc . i...

Hunter River BradaPbanc Borden Emerald .... .. Kcnslngton

N ll Iii.

DON'T not) r .

in. s.-

Special Train from Charlottetown to New Annan Races

A special train will leave Charlottetown foriNew Annan Races oil Wednesday, August 20th at 9 o'clock a_ m., taking passengers and race

Proportlonate fares from all other Stations. TTiHRTIXtTi" F-"FX Tr ii 17f i"t—""_ BACK THAT CAEMENf-Mixﬁ;

Passengers will be taken at all in.

. $2.20 1.40 . 1.20

..85c 1-20 55c 25c.

J. PENDERGAST, Secretary.

r KNOW ltNYfhrrtd

1x1 ::_-.:-rs-.:I:-'t~!\\l I883 = -

lng, Job Printing, new and renew- _

Evin-y class llllctl to overflowing, .-

pcrluieulal slaizc, Prol‘. Kalileiiberj: x

zidmils, a "llut it has proved a sure pain t

cure in all cases in which it haa

hot-u tried," he declarctl. “We have

‘and hopeless tttlllles tifthn- disease?‘ .

. __,,,,.,......."_...'...?f

,.___.._...

LONDON, August 1ll—l~‘0r tho ou~ try of the mam-lituteuif Col Tillittltl

w h n

The. hrldt- was

hlsi klnsmau,

claim.

Letmora Perkins was the daugh- ti-r o!’ (it-ergo witzii, and lll 176R illill‘l‘|t:tl llnilstm, n seaniau on an East. lu-

d himan.

since ioouqwr "nw- WTQ "4 Qdthenciuq To “Afr; (Q95; .

s 3 :t:.\1$\ tux-b

~ article than any other purchaser.

Ford

are now extended to the purchasers o8 used Ford

Cars

Secret Romance

(By Dominion News Service)

iilllillllllll Seymour to Leonora or ‘ills wife. tlescrihiiii: herself as it descent, and il is Ilrﬂbﬂhhs (hm u“. “Wu-n you ullow your Eyes to lulertnorit llndstiu, which took widow, married (ill Sept, .5, 173i. largo rmvuyd is "gm-mi h, pmmpp, p, mrmnh,“ “m, Mm", Inn..." place between September. 1737.001 Francis St-ymomg mm Wm, H“. Inquhvpg m“; m“... you Inn-u u poor “HIIIUIIIII In

and June, 1795, a reward of $1.000 i» offered hy a firm of stiliciltirs, have sent effect tn parish islurlts and titlicrs. the widow of a seamau, and the izrooin title of the Heyniourz-i, Dean of \Vells, iil'llllll.\l(lil of Sir Edward Seymour, the liartmet who claimed lint Duke- ,doiu oi’ Somerset on tho tlcnth oi stwenih llulto and nuccomlotl in tintalillshlng his

a cirtritl

tlle

Perkins

llllllllilll sailed

- z 81': ::t-\\ _

Fe. the Protection

Therefore, when in ‘the market for a used Ford ' n’ Car go to a Ford Dealer. t

. , v y . __ . t, t . nmmuw as pillage-warn J ‘vhmlnum-nvi- "a..=-~-~s....-...-

.._---._-.___ _..

oi a

THERE is A standard cash price fora new Ford, Car, There’ is also a standard price for a new Ford Car it‘ purchased on terms.

This is in accordance with the well known policy of the Ford Motor Company-what no purchaser pays more for the same

Heretofore there has been no standard price paid by the buyer of a- used Ford Car. This price in many instances had no rela- tion to. the unused mileage in the used car.

The unfairness of this to the purchaser of the used car has been recognized by the Ford Motor Company. A resale price has therefore been authorized for each model of each year- which price will be charged by the Ford Dealers.

This authorized price is the value of the unused mileage in the used car and the purchaser has the assurance that the car he buys has been placed in normal running ‘condition by the Ford Dealer from whom the purchase is made~if it has on it this Ford ‘ Gold Winged Pyramid Guarantee.

.1 u:

.|£~‘a.,~..

jun. ,4» a GHARANTEEH ~ r%dl \ (ﬁsEDWcARi.

. I _ , ‘ " 1 i _ ‘wﬁﬂy.’ a

u»: Ior u» Gold Winged Pyramid on the ’ windshield oi the used Ford you buy- “ and do not buy one without It.

See the Nearest Authorized Ford Dealer j " _

Policiesior protection of purchasers oi cars '

purchased from Authorized Ford Dealers.

At Calcutta hall‘ -rle<i, and the ships.

iii, 179s, for until} utter tltirtn Lt»..- nora Seymour died.

culln in 1%.»? the crew de

register shows that John lludsou ltcctintly’ tho tircsciit. Duke of )

‘died on September 2T. 1751i, and Stuuerset inndc application to ille A I oor Workman the hotly litirlctl in (lalcutta was llouso oi‘ Lords (‘fnniuilttec of Pri- IS Known His John lludstms. lhert- is reason viii-gas m (“gppngp wtm (“q-nun

was hurled in Calcutta. leiral proof oi‘ the t-lizhtli liulti-‘s T0018

'01" tiucslioti has arisen wlielltcr been mutlu into that tippllt-atitin. -""'"‘ rmrltw- "chi-up", "Futrntc"

to suppose that -at an unknown """"""‘ ll" W'"'"""'"' l" ""-‘ ar to that tiate ht- returnctl homo like m - """"' l M" ""'"""" ‘h’ "mﬂ ' . ‘ Instrument tho Do Zen; Dlilll‘ another launch Arden. In 1790 ho

nmitln llnlt (or "EYE EXAMIN- ATION" to enable mo Io all!

was rolurnctl its pnylui: land tax in DMNTY HANDKERCH|EF$

respect nf No. 111i (formerly Nu. ii) you the very imt oervlro tn.- mid Iulddington.strc(wt, h1m-y1c|,0",,_ Many attractively colored hantl- tuiuulil». Tlilo lnnlruliloilt In 11w" ymlrﬂ “It” ms “qﬂnw wk,“ kt-rchleis are shown autl ivhlte. llw Intent on llu- murlwl "I'll

thorn In only one other In llir

Murltlmn Prnvlnou... “Actions

nponk louder tlinli words." llnvo your eyes oxmnluwl

" with Hill new Instrument.

H. J. MABON

Uplnlqetrllt. Montague Olflv-o Connoeteil With liruir ' ltltora

tines with touches of color. Crcpo dc chine remains a popular color H h, hvlhwwul ma, COL 1,.run(,h_,.ifllil‘Z-0 l’or haiitlkerchlcts. A novel Seymour und lris wife dlscoveretldm" l" °"“1’° ll" "illn" l5 1mm‘ [hm H". Baum. {mm nuhmu" hmlnuenlotl with polka tloti-i in grud- returnvtl, and that when llllllblﬂfllmued Sm“ "m! "wit"! mhws- “ml tllctl they wcrc remarried. l“ ﬂmshml Wm‘ m‘ “dim “r n"? it. is this second certificate which laulmr‘ l" wk” t" "mlch m" "H" is required, The date lllllHl. he lite-vmung m“ "r m" lm'"ll“""‘lll"f~

tween September, 1737, and June

his place as a laud-tax payer iu tho name of "Leonora Hudson."

of Woul- Joliu

l’or (Yal-

Mlnard’s Llnlment Relieves Pain. ' .

--By GEO, MohIA hi?!

~WELL - MARY - WHAT l5 Vi?

rat: : .1 srn-wo a4 d5! 8

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