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premiere; Wimbledon Tennis in News.

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FOR. SUIIYMERSIDE Saturday" only 10.30 P-M-

Saturday only

Daily except Sunday

Saturday only

Daily except Sunday

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Georgetown — Charlottetown _ Bus Service

STARTING MONDAY, MAY 10th 8.00 A.M. 8.30 A.M. 8.40 A.M. 8.50 AM.

have Georgetown —- - (‘ardigan — — -— 48 Station — — St. Theresa! -- — Penkea — -- - - Pisquid —- — — Fort Augustus - Wehsterfls Corner 9.35 A.M. lrrlvc (‘Iiarlottctown — 10.00 A.M. have (‘Iiarlottelown — 4.00 12M. Pcakca — - - — 6.00 RM. Cardigan -— — — 5.30 P.M. lrrivo (ienrgetnwn — —- 6.00 RM. Passengers are fully protected by Insurance for any accident that may lliippcil while driving In this Bus. Stops at NOIIANA TEA ROOMS Great George St. ALLISON HUESTIS

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9.00 A.M. 9.10 A.M.

Eastern Guardian

JRDBIN HOOD FLOUR makes lovely light loaves oi’ tastier bread. L-1075-7-28-ti’.

PERSONALS

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Ins; "tilt-k,

Beer, Ciiy. spent a with friends at Montague —ll.

-___._ is. Priscilla Kccsh, Florida.

". Allpllwguc al. the home of Airs. Martin MacKln-

Adams and Miss Jcan .81. John. N. 8.. were rec-

1“-l.=.- ill I118 home of Dr. and

.\li".. l‘. ii. (irluui. MOIIKKIQUCr-H. 11H. anti Mrs. G. C. Henry, I\(".\' llhllnl". Indiana and two sons.

I110 have been visiting frzends in

Itff-‘fl Srolin and Montague, P. E. llallll IllIVt‘ l'f"IIl'I’l(‘(I to their home nilll" :l vtrv liicc visit. While at -\lo:l iilll‘ ill"? were guests of Mr. lllfi .\ll'.\j. L. B. Mclflsh-H.

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ion SALE-ANTIQUE MELOD- lell. etc. 194 Prince st, M- L110“ T315“;

II-‘Iijflin iluiin ron GENERAL y" "“'"_'4- Allllly at once to 289

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Kg ll bi Qily,__ 1.4224:- Mxrso IMMEDIATELY amt,

for" housework. Apply Box 40, A]- xv’; . ___ I_.-i0B7- 28-2i.

N'I'I.EMAN'S 001,1) somewhere between d_ ’ g find Sunllllerslilr, Tiles.

3A u-qlit on lhc Western Road . PPIY Gllnrdian-—~R0\vard,

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Summer Bus Schedule

BUS LEAVES CHARLOTTETOWN

Daily except Sunday 8.00 A.M. 12.15 RM. Sunday only 10.30 A.M. 8.30 IKM.

FOR. SUMMERSIRE (VIA BURDEN) Daily except Saturday and Sunday 3.45 IKM.

FOR. BURDEN (VIA SUMMERSIDE) connecting with Mainland Bus Service

FOR. NORTH LAKE (VIA SOURIS) Daily except Saturday and Sunday 4.30 IKM.

FOR TIGNISH

9.30 A.M.

(VIA KENSINGTON) 2.10 P.M. 4.00 EM.

6.00 1K1".

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1.30 P.M. 11.00 EM.

4.00 also.

In Memoriam

HUGH J. MacKAY

Hugh J. MacKay, whose death has already been noted, passed peacefully away at Kelvin on July 1st, i937. Mr. MacKay was born at New London, May 16, 188:3, a son of the liue George and Mary MacKay. Iii the fall of 193i he was stricken Ill‘ u 111111110)’ flllil‘"'l'=‘l» which he fought a valiant iiuht but which leil. him badly crippled.

The ticccased was well kflfiwfi and was held ill high esteem by a host of friends who will rellffl 111$ passing. He leaves lo mourn, three brothers, John I). on the home- stead ai New" London; William Kn I Boston, hlass; and David J., V.ln- coilvei", B.C.; and one sister, Mrs. James A. Stewart, with whom he resided.

He was called on during his ill- ness to mourn the passing of two sisters. Mrs. J.W. Mott, Charlotte- town, with whom he resided be- fore coming to Kelvin. and Mrs. Herbert BmvilrSS. Krnsillfilflll-

Iiugh was a general favorite with everyone and wns beloved by a host of friends who on July 3rd paid their last respects to one they loved.

The services at. the hourc were conducted by Rev. GPOYSII‘ 50111075 assisted by Rev. B. C. Salter. The hymns sung were: "Peace. Perfect Peace", and "l-"oi"cvei‘ With The; Lord". Mr. T. W. Bentley sling very swecliy "Thcrc Will Be No

BIRTHS

MACLEOIL-At Hope River, on; Monday. Jilly 10th, 1937, i0 M321 aiid Mrs. Grant MacLkod, a dllulh-

tel".

CASEY — Al Charlolleiown Hos-

pital, Jllly 25. i937, to Mr. and

Mrs. Patrick Casey, Ji"., Cardigan.

a daughter.

MCLI-ILLAN-Al. St. Antll"cw"s on July 27, i937, Rev. A. P. McLellail. Funeral Thursday morning at l0 a. in.

CLARK-Al. Liiiklcttcr. July 26. 193T, C. Everett Cllirk. aged 67 years. Funeral from his lnlc resid- ence on Wednesday at 2 P. M. Please omit flowers.

TAYLOIL-At Lower Molllarzuc on IWOIICIRY. July 26 .1937, Mrs. Thomlo Taylor in her 71st year. after a I shoit illness of one week. MULLIN-At Detroit, Miclt. Julv 25, 1937, John T. Mllllin. aged 56 years. Funeral from the residence t of the late James A. Ready, Ken- singion, Thursday at 9 a. m. to St. Mary's Church, Indian River. Remains will arrive by evening train on Wednesday. ,» i .

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Charlottetown and North Wiltshire

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Second to last Chap. of Serial

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Parting There”. The fioinli lribuies were: Pillow", family; spray, Lorne and ‘

1 Slerlinlz MaeKay.

nlollsllllll slolns Yolyitlltiltll SEE AGAIN THOUSAND TIIIIIIIS vouvt NEVER FEIT aunt

SMllEY BURNETT! - KAY HUGHES . = mo 4 luuoluui mum auslut allows,

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COMPEL Us T0 KEEP THIS n“ t. 1 t, MIGHTY MOTION PICTURE FOR BALANCE OF WEEK mULDAY — L-

Th’ tt R d ~'- ' . - - .- ' Misfire.wall.."a.t'ilr.lz"zzslzs.cllz"uracil: "11""1-"1""'=1"v-F"1ev-$e1""1ev “WINGS OF THE MORNING" to may Charlottetown A MUSICAL JAMBOREE (TILUWZVIED for a weekll WITH SONGS -- ACTION ._ LAVGH.

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Personals

Gene-viola.‘ Dow of Terra Hautc

l ___.__ l GULLISOPPS for better Perman-

home aficr spetitliiig the past two

5&1?!"iflgmiyldnffikmzzélfi 3585:" Indiana, is visiliilg Ali's. Di‘. Full- bcarers were: Roy MacLeod, John l’ h" ‘he 11°51 111 Chlroprac- 91w“- l Afllcrla-rld, Harlan Found. John 11° 311d 7°” ad-Iusimcnl’ MN Jenn NIFKJUV)“, 0MP lwliilclieild. Chester Buntain and =06 mttelown‘ has Ntmned m hm. I I

,‘ Interment was in the New Lon- don crnlctcry beside the loved

l‘ ones gone before. ‘

Fast as lhc rolling seasons bring

The hour of fate lo those we

Dr. W. R. Carson

Palmer Graduate

Neurocalometer Service

Mr —_ P62. . Mondn y

evening

ivcks vzsillng friends in Moiicfou.

s. R W. Beck and daughter, . of Monllluilc RITIVCII home from Boston

1 love, 124 Prince St. Phone i072 where mp,- hm men on a short Finch pearl that leaves the brok- holiday trip, en string ‘ Is set in Friendships crown ____,_, ,,_ _ _____,__ __ H Mrs. Harry hfathieson arrived above. ———“T—'__“"_ ’ home last week, ailcr spending

success from a ‘financial and social standpoint. Small tables were placed at enlcrvais over LIlC lawn which was decorated ivilli Jap- anese lanterns, and on each lziblc

As riarrowei" grows the earthly chain.

The circle widens in the skv;

These are olir treasures that re-

main . But Ilium" are stars that beam IMO“ a twin“ '5?“ “J” 011mm. ilil.sl..t"iii_v and atLraciivciy" doiic “ iii the Institute colors by one of ______ lhc members. Upwutrtl oi $35 was " realized which in part goes to ho.- lliiilm, ltcd Cross, and SiliLiQillllll. three worthy causes that. always » ~ can command the patronage of the

Iioih scrvcics iii the Belle River public.

Brlznst iluirgt- of the Unwed Miss Saran Mat-Kay, Mozilaguc, Ciiurrli were hugely attcnutd on I accumililnlrd by 119T 119100 M155 Sillllil " June 20th, to bid .kll'l.‘\\'(l Avis E. Schroeder. lbr- "iai". of lo lit-v. and Mrs. J. R. Sklllllvl‘) Mass. wcrc recent vlslrlrs to Bci~

and iiililiiy". Aiiri‘ .1 pi-liod of ilcar- i fast, where they were (he guests oi ly SIX yvars they have iilade many MI‘. and Airs. John D. hIaoRiie zrii-ntls iii lIli‘ wurk 0f the church I "Ponds" PJICILC,

.lil.l comniliiiLLy" ‘Hills trieiltlsiiip The Belfast YOllllt: Peoples Socials was esprl-ssld in the ilddICeLSP-S of St. John's Chum-ll plcscnl-srl which wcie inailc at the close oi iiieii" three-act play ".\’It‘('i- Uiirie ilu- SBIHFPS by bolli congrecafons, Sally" in the Bcilast Hu.l on Wed- Rev. and .\ .= Skiluicr and fam- iicsday evening July iiy lune ieil w.ih the best wlsiics

greeted by a full hall and rcceiicti oi ll-ll- INK-IL!‘ lo lile.r llCW lcld I110 bcht alicnlion possible. Mi". a‘. \\'ill*icll‘. wlicrc he has zlcccpt- FY3014 3431111011810 'l>1'<‘-*1'11‘<1- B1“ UII ll iulll. Al llie close oi the nlorn- Lwccn the first, and scioiid nuts int; .\=‘l\ll'.‘ (IL llldon, Mr. Dougaid lunches were sold by the Wlllllg .\'I.l(‘I\'lllIl(Iii M. l... A. read an ad- people. The acting was all we-‘l " "c. ullu Mr. J. J. MacDonald done and the story V911‘ ililmcsl- p.c.- ind Ml". and Mrs. Skinner lng all through mingled w.lh r.cll wllli a wall-tilled purse and at the humor. clim- of the cveiliilg service al. Capt. Neil Muirhison of Caii

Belle ltllci" .\ir. Donald hfacKillnon 1‘I‘II(I an fl(illi'(‘.\s‘ and Miss Irene LYIZIPNIIIILIII pii-seilled Mr, and Mrs,

ioini-a. accolnpalrcd by his daugh cr, and a party of friends are \LSII.- lug lrieiuls and relatives in Bei-

.< t" \\"lll a bcllulifill chimes fasl, and North Itivcr. l_!ol . On lrllli occasions Mr. A large liuinbri" of young pcoplc SI-tlllllrl‘, ball; cleatly" impressed RIICIKIPII lhc lea party and bllal.

rat-cs at Aiuriav Harbour last week and ieporl. a wonderful outing. A ilumbcr of ollr lady teachers

iioii the Ioyuliy of the pwplc which helped il:ill lo curry on his lvonk

Wll‘! ilrlnll. ,l'l>_v. are ‘caving shortly" lo go cainlmii:

The iililll} Prilll-c Edwaid Island at Tea Hill. we all hope llicy will friend,- ti‘ Ill". l).lvirl \V. Mac-I have a weiI-carned vilcntioil and Kenric, chief of tho lliolrlllllutll collie back in the bcsl of health scrum‘ a‘. it'll-oi Vii-Iowa Hosirlnl, ‘ and spirits to l‘(‘ilf‘W work in Au:- Mollrrull. and fllrlnl-riy of Flat llSi. , Rilcr, are pleased to read that ho ' Rev. D, L. (iriffllhs and son. l

was rlu-sl-n Pl" \l(i(‘ill o" lho ‘ Kenneth of Quebec, arc hollrlrvvtiic Alll- 1 -" zbsociiiiilln on the Island and \‘l<.lr‘(i Bcllasl,‘ iii. IIIl‘ IPIYWN convcllholl held at l'l‘t‘(‘llil_\‘ the guest 0 N and Mrs. IIIW l. llli .oli II1l'_('I. Boston, l Hector (liiiis yum At lilc .. n» Orwell at Pililit Prim. Sunday evening seivrc. Jlll_\" 18th. |ll‘(‘.\l’llIl"(I ll very lively appctii"niiee Mr. (‘triffilhs assisted lho pasloi" on ltsiltlrs d "Wclillrstiay July 21- by ITFKIEII): lhe Scripture lcs~on,

"cc liulilb r of lhc I,fl_\'h and also accolnpnncrl Kcilllelh on

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.lIIlI girls t-illovcli wiliciiin: the the organ, when the laiicr sanl: .~l"<ull_\ .1‘ w". rk lliid plav. The’ iluge llie solo ‘Haw Lovell" are Thy l huiizll" -'1‘i the :Ill1i't' llliltiC a vcry d\\e|iiilc.\.“ Bi-lflisl fl :llli.~. regret: lnvclv s 1'1 ilflci" (lurk and was to hear tilat Mrs Griffiths is notl much uluifircll and ciilovoll by as wcli as" we zvould l’kc to hull". nlanv oi the older folks as well as Mrs. I4"or.l i\f.'icK:lli"oll, New the _Illil'f‘!'.~' The sum of the camp is York. and daughter Miss Jessie I(I‘|I .ll..l i.. eI.‘l'l‘ll\I to none on .lrc VIMIIIIZ i\Il‘.\. ilriiliuilllis ss- Prllu-c lfllllvlll-rl L-Jllud, and juzlg- an", Mrs. Ronald hincftac- Paint Illt! from rl-lliarks made by ollr Prim and lilothtlr. Mrs. Campbell

,MacLe0d. Nielviile. Farrmcrs are busy these days getting their hay cu‘. and a bump- er Crop i; reported all around. At [he iilnc of writing rain is much needed the potato aim lui"n"p crop being on the pflllll. of suffering. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. MacLean. Charlottetown. and a party oi’ hi1! on III!‘ spacious lawn of 1' frfends were recent visitors to Pel~ (" H Jrllvson, Eldon. re- I fast. A number of the part-v visit- "l""~r fh rlllsrvccs of the ed Camp Orwcl! whore Iih-IIIIII" was a decided their boys was with the sco

Tlllilli! ho)". we feel lhcy will at least ll-v hulwl III loin up with the scouts. The srollls prcsenled a very credit- ublc alurl-lllzlilce al nil limes and were .~ll."l"l.lii\" lulled for their

c0lll‘lt“.\_\' rlvd politeness whenever. movfillg vrflllfftflls‘ (‘IIIIIIL | The III‘ erellln festival and lawn ]ill'l_\'

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FUNERAL NOTICE I am directed by the Worshipful Master of Victoria Lodge No. 2 A. F. and A. M. i0 request that all members of Victoria Lodge N0. 2. St. John's Lodge No. l and visiting brethren meet at 1 the Lodlyc Rooms, Masonic Temple, at 1.30 p.m. Weilncsdirv for the purpose of attending the fline-

rllI of our late Brother Roland Ii. Day, service still-ling" ill St. 1’."iu|‘a Church at 2 p.m.

G ERALD E. I’R()(."I‘0R. L-illlli Secretary.

"Isl, and were .

the past month visiting relatives and friends in Boston. New York

and other Anlerican cities.

who \ l.~i'

Miss Eliza Campbell. been on a six inonlll<

has with .

[relatives in the United Sure; has

I relurncd to (Tllflflfiliiilflitil ‘.0 spend the summer months. . ‘ Mr. and Nlrs. T. L. l-‘"iI" "Inn of l Dclroit. Ivfichuan. are vlsiiinz l lyirs. lDrl Fllilrri-ln Clrccnfield

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, Remember the S‘. S PIPIVI‘ M» lYork Point “hlirf. l’~ Rel PIPIIIP- Mcct at. lllenrl-r. il:ill l p. in., Wed- newlav. July Will. 7.3’! I’. 1I.—-I'~=ll"r IIaII — Prayer y RIr-etiilc.

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I23 (‘Iicvrtliet 'l'i'ii<"k —- — 1031 (‘Ilcvrolet Truck —- —- 1930 Dodge Panal Delivery One Ford Light Delivery —

Our Prices The Lntvest.

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Our Cars the Best. (‘all and scc for your-self-

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---_. CIITIVATIID Raspberries at a. right price. Call P. L's. L-l059.

. em Waves. L.9g1.5-g5.q

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JAMIESONS only Drug Store _open this afternoon and evening. 1 L-l085-7-28-i1.

g SALE OF groceries and store fixtures Hill on. including electric Iwater cooled drink cooler. W. E, ‘l DWEan. Lrioos-‘i-zs-u. l l I

IS PROMOTED-Among the list of apiliintments, promotions Trllféflivllts recently gazetted ap» pears the name of Capt. J. S. Des-

IRDCIIGS, promoted to the rank of i Major, P. E. I. Highlanders.

and

I ENGAGEMENT-Mrs. William MacRae, Wheatley River, an- lnounce: the engagement of her v lhird daughter, Florence Isabelle, , to Mr. John Philip Matheson, son " of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matheson.

Oyster Bed Bridge, marriage to

The Central Guardian I

v lake place August 7th, L-ioaa,

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, Mrs, Cecil Lamb was held from St. lPauTs Church yesterday afternoon, flier. I-l. D. Raymond officiating at lhc church and Rev. Robert Mes- srrveyl at the grave. The pail bear- t-i". were: .\1es~i"s. Edwin Johnston, R R. Hurst, Frank Tinney, cam- l hildge Owen, Harry Miller and ICJIIOIII Chandler. Interment was iii the Peoples cemetery,

PITTSBURGH, July 27—(AP) —Jones and Laughlin steel Cor-

l poration reported today second j quarter total earnings on $4,706,- , 727 and a net income of $2,451,976. l Preferred stock holders will re- l cc-ivc $1.75 a shale on account of 4 arrearagcs, leaving $2035 a share I in arrears. Tile balance of $1,434, 483 will be carried over to surplus.

_____ REJIAINS ARRIVE -— The re. iiulins of the late Alfred Hennessey iviiose death occurred in New York . City arrived on the late train last oven n: and were conveyed to the mlclence of his brother, Mr. Hugh lIIFlIllPS-Sfly, 216 King street. The funeivil moming at, 845 to St. Dlinstans Basilica thence o0 the R. C. Cem- , clcry TEMPERATURE DROPS S I. I G II T I. Y—T(‘ll'll'7él‘8l.lll't‘s in Edward Island dropped 1y yesterday as the thermo- " ;li Charlottetown reached a

‘lllilNlllilllll of E3 degree; but, m; l cud lo lne fortnight of dry and no: wealilci" was seen last. night.

The hot spell reached a high of 87

invoices la~t Friday and the twat“ end saw" hundreds seek the shade 011911116 11nd coolness of the sea- sxc. ._

(‘OI.I.1SION— hfvcrs of Mt. Albion was

INJFRED Ty La lreilce

lll_llll'l'fI 135i. night. when a car he was in collision with J. E. Corrigan The accident Look piacc about a half mile east

was fIl‘I\'lil'_'

.\il. Albion corner. Myers was ‘ll 1o the IPSICIGITCI.‘ of Mr. Mark Ifhillil. nearby. Ho wns uncon. selolls when l-aken from the car hill. hi1 condition was not consid_ crcd .\Pl‘l0ll.‘~. However, he wguld no". be moved until today at least it was learned. Both cars were barlly damaged. Mounted Police ffilfi heavy dust obscured vision 1111011‘ lhc accident occurred.

I'()PI'I..~\R OI-‘FICIAI. HONORED —Tht- Treasury‘ Office of the f0r_ moi" Interior Department was the sol-tic of a very happy event on Mowlay evening, when the staff prr enled tllcil" chief, Mr. E. E. Wood. with a beautiful giadstone bag. The preseilitllion was made by Mi‘. P. V. Neville. Mr, Wood has 11”") Promoted to Ch cf Treasury UIIIPOI‘ fol" the Department oi’

‘Ilmlc and Commerce and Depart- illv“".

of Secretary of Slate will lake his new" duties in lhe West. . immediatelyz-Ottatva Jaur- Mr. Wood is a son of the late I-Jtllvilrci Wood. Pownal, P. E. I.

IIRIIII" ('.\ S‘ STOI.EN-—'I‘Wo llziei cases (‘OillllIilIllE papers value to ihc owner only werejtolen from ."i l'lll‘~flfll‘kf‘d in front of a local The car. owned by a man was lcf:

commercial unlocked. Local car owners have been warned repeat- edit‘ not lo leave their cars un- locked and strangers should N- rcive a similar wanting from the iilanacemcilt of hotels or boarding houses uulh whom they are stop. ping.