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TO-DAY

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cn smiles-youthful love riding’ into figlltin' tcurln' romzlnlic action _ _ _inn \~.'c.<: . . _ ni its romantic best l

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l`U`l¢I"iLL1-ID VOW OF WALKING

' TO ROME '

Vzlla Real De Tras Montes,

Portugal. Aug 6 .-Maria Marcclina Denis-tcs. :ln old peasant woman of

zlzis riilnzc. has just returned from .l Ezuzartlnus _iourncy on foot to the

:nal city uncicrtflken in fulfilment u rriizzimls viiw, Sho had pledged

~ “lf fo make a pilgrimage on foot H. :\cf\ the Pope, if hcr :lying son were :<~ zorrfi to hrallh. She reached Home ff.; .fort nzlti '.vcarl'. but triumphant nf. having; attained her goal. "From hor zlflilvc- village the penni- lf~,=;= \-.';flll<lcrc_- :wi out for Oporto, Por- ,vu.'ll,‘ wilclirc she crossed over to

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.F»1:‘.i'inQo fin (jollipostc-lla, Spain.

'Ai-_cacl of hor lay: the sca.rre<l slopes of the P_\”rcnr-c_~., whicli proved thc mfist :lifficllli part of the journey. ,l.Zo'hcr .\.lnrcl‘lilla shent three months

on the road, enduring with equanl-

_nity the physical suffering that such

a long march entailed, She had not

,to identify her when she started on her adventurous journey, A snail bundle of clothes hanging from the end of her stick were her only pos-

When after a long day's hike she

became exhausted she would knock at the door of a cottage begging for shelter and a. meal. She stated on her retum that throughout the long journey across four countries she was treated with kindness. All went well

|until she reached the Italian frontier, | where her passport was demanded, As ilshe carried none the tireless old lady tramped back to Nice where she piro- vidcd herself with the necessary docu-

ment. _ _ li

When this unusual pilgrim finally

reached the Vatican City fresh dit- flculties awaited her, The Swiss Guards refused to believe her tale, but her sincerity and physical condi- tion touched the hearts oi' the pon- tifical guards, who led her into tho Holy Fathers presence.

1 nickle in hor po< ke-t nor a 'passport

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, I U I O :These foul, contaminating insect: ure bound to invade your bon-le. Be

Ready for them. Hive FLY-TOX on

and. This pure; dna; fl'¥lM»`

’ ay is sure death to the Fenrhl li glen. ruse lu only me FLY-rox. l;Rcfuse substitutm. yrgqllgmrzu

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ivisited our town on the 'lT.h.

| Mr. Cecil Miller, of Summerslde.`

,debts were disposed of, judgment, ibeing granted in most instances.; fone case was adjourned till the fall,

sessions. - _

Rev. Dr. Grangher Mrs. Grangher

in Souris for a few weeks-

Mis.; K. Peters. of Charlottetown.

was a motorist to the eastern end of the Island on Saturday.

Mr. w. o. Myers. of orapaud. Paid:

a visit to Souris on the 5th.

Mr. H. J. Macxinnm, of R01!0|

Bay, motored to our tovm on Satur-i day.

22'. Ronald Maclnnis, of Anna-i

dale, passed through our town 011 me 5th. '

_user an absence of several years in Boston, Mr. Hilary PMl\1¢i he-S returned to his home for a short time. He motorcd direct to the IA- land accompanied by his sisters the; Misses Mable, Helen and Mary P8-R quet, all of whom are onJ°l/1118 ai vacation at the home of their par- ents Mr. and ll/Dis. M. A. P8»il\1¢f»i Souris

Mr. Walter Blackett, of East Bal-1

tic, moiored to Souris on Saturday evening.

Mr and Mrs. W. A. Weeks, of)

Charlottetown, were recent visitors* to our town.

Mr. W. Young, of Baltic, was I.

Saturday motorist to Souris.

Mi-_ and Mn. win. worthy. 01|

cnarlstceicv.-n, spent u few days vid- iting at Souris, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Garrett.

Mr. Paul Blaoquicre, of Rustioo,

was a visitor to the eastern end of the Island on Monday- '

Mr. J. S. MacDonald, of Char-1

lottetown, motored to our town this week and Spent I dl!-

Mr. H. M. Clay, of Charlottetaown,

spent a couple of days in our towni this week. '

The summer session of thooountyi

Court met in Souris Court House on' :the 5th. His Honor Judge A. L. iFrase'r, on the bench. A number of cases involving non payment of

session in October.

closed for one month from Augustl 7th. 5946 8 6-3i

C. Robertson will preach Sabbath, 10th, in the Kirk, Summerside, at

10.30; Cape Traverse at 2.30; and Du-I Sable at 'l p. m.

THE WIFE-SHIP WOMAN-If

American History puzzels you-Read. The Wife-Ship Woman, the Guard- ians new serial starting next week

ACKNOWLEDGMENT-The Sis-

ters of St. Vincent‘s Orphanage wish to thank the delegates of the Wo- men's Institutes of P. E. Island for a donation of $18.25.

DEFENDANT FINED - Before

Stlpendlary Magistrate D. Edgar Shaw, K. C.. yesterday morning the adjourned case of a teau-ister charg- ed with cruelty to animals, the un- necessary beating of a horse in Gay- town was concluded. The defendant paid $13.00 ol- in default would have been compelled to spend 30 dayS in jail. The action was taken by S. P. C. A. Inspector Trainer.

CHURCH SERVICE-Dr. Robt. F.

Whiston will preach in the Montague Christian Church at 11 a. m. on Bun- day, the 10th. The weather is fair the evening service at 'I will be' trans- ferred to the Young People's Camp site at Brudenell River and Dr. Whilton will again bo the speaker. If weather not fair the evening ser- vice will be held in the Church. _`

TRYON PRESBYTERIAN Church. There will be s joint service of the Presbyterian Congregation in '1`ryon_ and the Baptist Congregation in July 10th, at 7.30 p. m. The Presby- terian Sunday School will meet- at 2 p. m- at the home of Mrs. Lang, North Tryon. There will be the us- ual Protestant service in Borden at 11 a. m. on Sunday, July 10th, with Sunday School at 10.30.

ALL 0UT_0F TOWN-Yesterday

proved ideal weather for the weekly half-holiday, with the result _ that nearly everyone who could get away. left the city. In the afternoon, the streets were practically deserted. The chief attraction was the New Annan Race Meet which Mr. James Pender- gast has built up to be an annual in- stitution. Hundreds of cars left for

the races; while Cavendish and the North Shore also had their fair share of patronage. '

FORMER ISLANDERS-Mr. and

Mrs. Floyde Ferguson and their two children, Harold and Beatrice, have .lust returned to their home in Wal- tham, Mass., after spending a hw

Miss Wanda. Acorn, student nu!-se_

in Mass., General Hospital. Boston,

accompanied by Mis Margaret Dea-J gle, recently motorcd from Boston and are being warmly welcomed] home bfy a. host of friends.

Mr. Lloyd Cox, of Morell. wls a motorist to our town on Tuesday. `

Mr. Sidney Green, of Charlotte-|

town, paid a visit to Souris recently

Mr. Alfred Landrigan, and Miss;

Margaret Landrigan, of Boston, are* at present visiting friends in Souris.|

Mr, J. Johnson, Ulmrlotiowwn,

paid a business trip to Soiuris on the 5th.

Misses Doris’ MacDonald and

weeks visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ferguson, of Dunstaff- nage. Mr- Ferguson, before leaving the Island ten years ago, was em- ployed in The Guardian Omce, and now holds a position as foreman of Automatic Machine Building, for the Waltham Watch Co., of Waltham, Mass.

CARS STRIKE-What might have

been a. more serious accident occurr- ed when a car, which was parked at the side of the curb on Grafton street, backed out, striking a car which was proceeding along the street, which in turn almost collided with a horse and wagon, considerable damage was done to both' cars. It would be to the benefit of the motor- ist and others, if those who are park- ed at the curb would look carefully before attempting to back out. a considerable number of accidents could be avoided if this care was tak-

Adele MacLean, have returned from Canoe Cove, where they attended a eamp held there the last two weeks.

The moving picture. 'Big Shuw.’

was filmed in Souris at Yeo's Thea- tre to a large audience on Tuesday evening.

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Mr. Stewart Weir, 'has returned

_ TFC". i from Alberion where he spent his

' I 1|-li FEARFUL

tion visiting his parents.

Mr. H. R. Crockett, of Summer-

iside, was a motorist to Sourls and vicinity on Tuesday.

friends in Bouris. _

Little Alice had s very bad cold.

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Miss Doris Iockhut, of Antigon-

ish, N. S., is at present visiting

tow11.wasamowri|tto ourtown

few da s in Charlottetown this

en.

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INTERESTING VISITORS -'Mr.

` Robert Brett, of the British Embassy, ,Washington, is on a. first _visit to ‘Prince Edward Island. On Tuesday, accompanied by Judge Tweedy and Miss Etta Thompson, of the Air At- tache Branch of the Embassy he

, soulus I - l, - ` -_ Bentral Guardian 0n Liquid Diet

Mr. Joseph Macrsaae, or 'rr-aeadle. ___ D1°d ci. pw” "m°“‘h °“’ ww” °“ W W1' mr. Gooownuxs orncll: wul be gg? xg;

Miss MAB!-:L c. nuluranllys ‘

meal that would make me so weakl and nervous I'd almost 'go to pleces.‘ I stayed so constipated all the time that my color was right Sallow- looking. Six bottles of Sargon over- came every last one of my ailments.

easy, natural way that was surpris- ing."-Miss Mabel C. Humphreys, 120 St. James St., St. John, N. B.

Sargon may be obtained in Char-

lottetown from the Hughes Drug Co-, Ltd.

HARVEST APPROACBING-There is going to be an early harvest this year the hay , having been garner- ed in, farmers are now preparing for the grain which has turned, and it is generally expected harvesting will begin within the next fortnight. It will not be so heavy as usual owing to the longspell of dry weather, but notwithstanding. the rain of the past week has helped considerably. The ground crops are looking excellent- Provided prices are up to expectation farmers should fare well with this crop.

SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC

nic was held on Fr!""y afternoon, August lst, at Cheltorhfon the farm of Mr. Chauncey Pearson, when the youngest to the oldest of the Sunday School of Wilmot Valley and North Bedeque gathered for their annual picnic. The day. although very hot, wal All that could bawished for, and made swimming and bathing a very pleasant pastime, which many avail- ed themselves of. A variety of amuse- ments were indulged in, including baseball for the older boys and races of various kinds for all classes. The following is a. list of sports, which were held as also the names of the winners:

50 yard dash (boys under 10)-1,

Alex Lefurgey; 2, Francis McKay; 3, David Clark.

'15 yard dash (boys 10-15 years)-1,

Jack Marchbank; 2, Jack Sobey; 3, Colin Waugh.

50 yard dash (girls 10-15 years)-1,

Dorothy Hogg; 2, Jennie Carruthers: 3, Wanda Yeo.

75 yard dash (girls over 15)-1

Dorothy Dawson: 2, Jean McCaull; 3, Marjorie Marchbank.

75 yard dash (boys over 15 years)-

1, Stewart Carruthers; 2, Elmer Waugh; 3, Scott Clark.

100 yarddush (men over 15 years)

-1, Lorne McCaull; 2, J. A. Jardine; 8, G. E. Huestis.

3 legged lace, gil-ls-1, Thelma

Dawson and Dorothy Hogs; 2, Jean McCaull and Dorothy Dawson; 3, Olive Jardine and Lillian Stavert.

Wheel-barrow race-1, Austin Jar-

dine and Wilbur Btavert; 2, Jack Sobey and Ralph Clark.

Free-for-all (dash, '15 yards)-1

went on a motor trip to the eastern .put of the Island, having dinner at the Highlands Hotel in Georgetown. Miss Thompson is a. native of Belle- vue in this Province and was quite familiar with the charms of our Is- land scenery which was no surprise to her, but Mr. Brett is here for the first time. They left about nine o’- ,clock for Bellevue for the home of Miss Thompson's uncle, Mr. Murdock

Lorne McCaull; 2, Austin Jardine: 3, Norma Craig: 4, Dorothy Dawson.

Broad Jump-1, Austin Jardine; 2,

Lorne Mccnull: 8, Wilbur Stavert.

Shot put-1, Austin Jardine; 2,

Erie McMurdo.

Running high jump (4 it- 5 inches)

Murdo. ‘

Iof her age.

pute or interruption until the last'

MBS. BERNARD HUGHES V

’ ° ` ~ li lu sie; for 2 vw# Deceased nm 4-lvsn bail rn a

and dau8hi.e1'. Mis Helen. of Penn-. -_- beé’r1il»; ;>:;ri;edi1é1amon‘ but I would! ‘on on Juli; sm" “id tw”

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U- S- A- We “if Wax” “mm*“m“ CHURCH OF SCOTLAND--Rev. E. suner with indigestcn after every ljmt “ter gemng up when me wok

sourls East on f.u¢-my, c 0 _ co

Mary beloved vlfifo of H es. in ine 29th.. year 1/21 b; 1

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a stroke and notwith.st.u.ndiDB Y-he

eirorts of Doctors Mcbomld and

Seaman together with the kind mln- , _

istlwtions of two nurses md hor

frie to restore her to

immediate nds , , much she nncliy succumbed on the'

above date, and her soul took its _

flight to her Divine Master. 1

Mary, as we all called her, was;

surely one of G0d'.s noblest ydiin8i T

women, always jovial, always 1oving.i E A

her life was as pure as a lily'l- DUF- ing her illness she was visited sev-

eral times by her devoted pastor Labd)

Most Rev. Mon_si§nor McLean who! administered the last Sacraments

and also by Rev. Father Crokeni F 38C. 75C;

Her funeral on Thursday morninsl -______ __ _,___ _ in st. Marys Church was very hrse- l without honor in their ew-n neun. sn aonscs `

ly attended, among those in attend- . ance being asv. Fauiers Muilullyn Sinnott, Croken and John H. Mul- lally, of Winnipeg. The funeral Mass was sung by the pastor and the last sad rites at the grave were performed by Rev. Father Cnoken. 1 She leaves to mourn besides her

husband and four small children,

I have a grand appetite without a ihar father and mother Peter and trace of indigestion. ‘I get up morn- iM_,.s_ pew, g¢mway_ of New zeam-|d_

ings after ll good night's rest, ready 5 d for a hearty breakfast and feeling 'three brothers Michael' Joseph an

like I had a new lease on life. 'Peter D. and five sisters, Mrs. Frank th“Sargon Pills arelthte onlyulaxative tgedys, of gnu;-is Line 1-cond; Mar-3

a ever gave me as ng re ef from liver troubles and constipation, in an lamb’ Tewsa' Irene and Helm' “ui

‘of whom were with her during heri illnes and death. Among the offer-=

iings were Masses from her father, `and mother and family, Mr. and `Mrs. Patrick Hughes and famlly,i

iMr. and Mrs. Thomas McDonald, iMontecello, Mr. and Mrs. Urban *ni-udley, Peaues, Daniel Mcncnsld iund family, sourls, Mr. and Mrs. ‘William Malone, Souris, Mrs. Allan iMcCormack, Souris Line Road, Mr. iand Mrs. Frank Kcays. sourir Line Bond, Miss Nellie McDonald, Sourls, ,Miss Sallie Lane, soars, Mr. and lMrs. George Mullally, Souris West, Michael Mcrntyie, sellrlrk, Mr. and Mrs. McPhee, selklrk, Mr. and flvlrs. Daniel Conway and family ;Souris, Mr. and Mrs. William How- Alett, Gowan Brae, Mr. and Mrs, Ar- thur Mclnnis, Charlottetovm, Mr and Mrs. Henry Mallard, Gowan .Brae, Mr. James A. Hanlon, New izealand, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mal-

ilard, Gowan Brae, Mr. and Mrs.

An enjoyable sunday school pic_ iJames Mclnnis, Ashton, Mr. and

!Mrs. Jamm Mallard, Gowan Brac. Wreaths: Mrs, William Howlett. iGowan Brae. Flowers, Mrs. James

jR.. Manning. Mrs. William Brennan fand Mrs, John McDonald.

i Messages of sympathy from Mr. land Mrs. Peter McPhee, Mrs. Mc- Avsry and ml. Joseph Gorman,

(Island papers please copy.)

iQUEEN OF THE GYPSIES BURIED

(By The Canadian Press) i MADISON, N.J., Aug 6..-The long fend eventful reign of the elder Har- risons over the Romany gypsies en- ded here when the body of Louisa, their dowager queen, called also the madam, was buried by the side of King Naylor, her husband. The curi- ous rule of these two began in this country u half-century ago while Rutherford B. Hayes was President' and in a sense continued without dis-

rites were said for the Madam. , Neither King Naylor nor the

madam were gypsies. They were born in England of English parent; and came to America as ch1ldren._ The madam throughout her life insisted ithat there was no such race as “gyp-‘

try. The case of Dr. Bunting, the dis- . ooverer of insulin, is typical. for the brilliant y0\1ng scientist has already received at the hands of his l>¢0Ple all the honor of personal approbation which they can bestow. From other countries too he has received the recognition which is his due. for he is probably the youngest man to win the Noble Prize.

Canada is now paying yet anoth»er| tribute, and Lord Moynihan, the! President of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, is crossing to the Dominion to preside at the opening of the Banting Instituto of Medicine in the University of Tbronto. The ceremony will be the occasion of a de-

monstration in Dr. Barlting's honor., in which medical men from all parisi

,of the British Empire are expected to' ‘take part. The location of the Insti-i itute is appropriate, for Dr. Bunting ‘graduate from Toronto in 1917, and he

‘is now Professor of Medical Research, ‘at the University there. i What the world owes to him can ,scarcely be computed, although when lhe first announced his discovery it was

ireceived throughout the world with ai

The white horses tou their snowy

mane;

As they ride towanis the uhm-¢, Gailvninz. ral-lvrinz. rlllopinsl

Bravely they climb the blue-green

W!V&

A-S they hurry to rcwl-l the land Gallopkis. ev-1i°pinz. rllliminul

Bflidll' they wine like the Viking

of old.

From far 0'¢r the sfo:-my ses, Galloping, galloping, galloping!

Madly they duh 'gainst the roclq

cliffs,

Climb, break. spread out, and fe.

treat,

'1"hremtening, threatening. threaten-

ing!

-E. C. Kcefler, Sourls. P. E. I.

MONCTON, N B., Aug. 6-Mr. `M

F. Tompkins, tram/c manager Atlan tic region Canadian National R.ail» ways is leaving today for Newfounz land where he will meet officials cf.

icel-tain amount of incredulity. The re- i the Newfoundland Government rail- lrults obtained however soon_ placed way and others in connection witi the result beyond all doubt, and the trams matters, particularly witl

*Canadian government took the uri-‘the idea of further developing ral ,usual slap of voting him a life policy i traffic between Newfoundland am to enable him to continue his me<1i-'canada via North Sydney and Puri ‘cal research. i Aux Basque. ‘ '

,Charlottetown Business Goliege ‘ ' (Esrcbliaried 1373)

Term 0pens Tuesday,

N0, ENTRANCE

, countanfs Degree.

week day during the term, be tion in early.

For full particulars apply* personally or by letter to L-

Miiler, Principal, Charlottetown, P. E. I

September 2, 1930

EXAMINATION V

Courses cover: Business Practice, Bookkeeping-theory

` and practice-l, English, Correspondence, Writing, Arithmetic, Banking, Auditing, Shorthand, Typewrltin8» S¢¢l'¢ta1"“] Work, Filing and Accountancy leading up to Chartered AC-

clvu. snlwlca EXAMINATIONS-'-u specially.

‘ _ lNsURANca, ELEMENTARY ADVERTISING and

'SALESMANSHIP will form new features during the tem under the direction of trained instructors.

YOU cannot afford to miss _the splendid opP0ft“‘X%°;,

which this term presents, and, while students may enter .

advised and get your avpiiw'

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isies." ,

When King Naylor died two yearsi

ago, he had come to be known as one! of me sluewdest horse-u-rulers in my gunned states. and possessed nn` ,estate valued at more than $1,000,000. He owned land in many citiq and paid other taxes in at least n dozen states. Altar his death Madam Har- rison nevet quit the home, and was Bi ycsrs old when she died.

Soon altar Mr. and Mrs. Harrison

were married I-rid began ii'/urneying about the tumpikes in their horse- draw wagons, the Madam discovered

_L mm, mgmr, 1, ml, Mc. that me wu endowed with "u-is ai-`

vine blessing'"- sho found that by

at ine conclusion of the sports tl-le mrvhins ¢= srefuliy the Palms 01

prius were distributed, consisting of peoples hands, she could predict

__ MacDonald. Mr. Brett will remain in chocolate bars, oranges |.nd_ bananas, thoir future. She began the

Mm MMO’ Hman' oh“_mw°_ the province until Friday, and Miss after which all sat down to I very sturdy of that ancient nrt and in her

Thompson for six weeks. bountiful supper. ufdgrmd gdvgud mmy gf um ~m,|,1,_

,,wmy_ -- -' »- ' -- 1 f ._ men" of this country - capitalists.

governors, and great soldiers-og to

a y ' ----_-

week___G_ T0 HONOR DIL BANTING

Miss 'rlule cnnewn scum, spent i-Mir Pf°i>1°m¢

(By The Canadian hm) LONDON Aug, 0 -cmudsu treat

Hold, to h loin", ment of her scientists was lauded by,

nm ahzluuref: mae W m 3 the Manchester Guardian in n recent

i 1--» numerous -~°~ - M- f -~ ~-A

M A L L ny* dem" th, moth” .~“,“_ young Toronto research worker who "IC “W ` . ,

‘-°-»~»~-m~"-°-°"’" 3 I '°““'“°'°‘*‘“““°‘"”°“~"‘“"~ “from Contented Cowl”

d A l I Alice shook her held scllmniy. , ,Tha Guardian s\ys:- It can never be ,,

,._n___'_ n m. ‘A ~';{`» gpg uid, "my my ig ¢od.'°___ _ ll slid of Canada that bor prophets are ,_,

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