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AUGUST 19th & 20th '

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Let us all Welcome The Prince of fWales

Prince oi Wales at Victoria Park

HORSE RACES three classes “A” “B” & at the Exhibition Grounds at

A0llATlC SPORTS oft Victoria Park with Decorated_Boat Parade at same time ,

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Double Scull 2 Miles with turn lst. $10.00, 2iid $5.00 ' dl 2 d S1 Mlgd I “$113 BD n M d I P _ .H b

Pleasure Boat, four cars, l-2 mile lst $9.00, 2nd_$6.00, 3rd $3.00 . lst G°ld Me ai " ,'_V‘_°i' 9 3' I “ml” e a "les W' 9 _ » Double Canoe, l-4 mile lst $8.00, 2nd $5.00, 3rd $3.00 BWP" fm the “PPV” events- . Mixed Canoe l-4 mile 'lst $5.00, Znd $2.50 ' BASEBALL GAME at Victoria Park between Great War Veterans and a team . Greasy Pole, $2.00 _ c y from the Mainland at - . 6.30 p. m.

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“"0" 440 Yards Run, 0pen

- P' m' ' 880 Yards Run, 0pen P' m' 1 Mile Run Open

The PRINCE 0F WALES visits Charlottetown landing at.Marine Wharf at 10.00 a. m. MDNSTER PARADE oi Firemen, Fraternal_ andother Societies, Cadets, Boy Thence proceeding as per the Dificial Programalready published _ - » Scouts, City Council and other officials V _ r 10.30 a. m. Parade oi GREAT WAR VETERANS in Civies or Uniforms wearing badges of ATHLETIC SPDRT at C. A. A. A. Grounds 1.30 p m.

rank, service and decorations. `

inspection of GREAT. WAR_ VETERANS and presentation of Medals by the 539363” _and Under

Let us celebrate the greatest Victory since the world began, let us do it in a manner fitting to the occasion, let all adults take

part, let all children enjoy the many beautiful sights and entertainment provided for them during the above two days in order_that» they may remember the great joy expressed by all at the wonderful 'Victory and successful Peace. Let this celebration be the finest

thing that has ever taken place in Prince Edward Island.

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Let us make the _welcome so plain, so enthusiastic, so happy that he will leave this Province with a feeling that nowhere in

it is there any dissatisfaction or anything other than t_he purest respect and love of his people, for him and his Father and _Mother. In order that the celebration shall be fitting and happiness reign supreme, the following Program of Entertainment has been arranged :

.Program of First Day----TUESDAY Program of Second. Day----WEDNESDAY

Broad .lump 0pen

Pole Vaulting, 0pen

Bicycle Race l-4 Mile 0pen Bicycle Race l-2 Mile 0pen Bicycle Race l Mile Gpen Bicycle~Race 2 Mile Lap 0pen .

i Aqua Planing, Fancy Diving etc. _ GRAND PAGEANT of Decorative Vehicles of all descriptions finishing at Entries Should be handed to Sergt. P. W. McNevin, City _ Victoria Park A _ 7.30 p. m. KERMESS at the Drill Hall all day-and evening Over 0ne Hundred Floats expected. lst Prize $25.00, 2nd. $20.00, 3rd '

The Government oiPrince Edward island has provided a large amount of ' $15.00, 4th $10.00, 5th $5.00

FIREWDRKS Starting at 9.00 p. m. at Victoria Park _ KERMESS at the Drill Hall all day and evening.

In addition to the above there will be Band Concerts at the Horse Races, Athletic Sports on Queen Square and Victoria Park,

I Dancing at the various Booths and a Ball under the patronage of the Lieutenant Governor each evening and The Prince of Wales will visit the Horse Races during the afternoon and will occupy the Riyal Stand Erezteol for the purpise opposite the Grand Stand. ; _ Arrangements are being _made to delay all trains leaving, the City in the evening. Free Meals will be served to ‘

RefreShments Booths will be I laced at all convenient places. All Veterans are cordially invited to join the above Parade.

I all Out-of-Town Veterans at the Market Ilall

Warm feelings for you--The Heroes of the Hour.

Make it a Bumper Boys as all the the eople of Prince Edward Island want to see you in a body that they may give vent to their

All Roads Lead to Charlottetown on Tuesday and Wednesday August 19th and 20th i

LIEUT. G. E. RITCHI-E, _ ` . ; W. B. PROWSE,.

Secty. of Central Celebration . A _ , V Pres. G.W.VA.

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f* rnswiasriesn GUARDIAN nit igisrieiuv GUARDIAN _

-IT PAYS to buy in this I‘rovincre.

-THE GUARDIAN is on sill nt

I.1|fi'ert_\"s, tiiiniuieirsiile.

-CIDAR SHINGLES, pot liine

rtiiii reiiiirit now on linriil it liest prices. J \'. l~`_\'t`e, l~1;itr-raiid

Zlili.

-RETURN ED SOLDIERS of /\llier~

ton niiil vicinity :tru reqiiusieil to ni- teiiil it riieefiiig in the 0tlrll'i-llows Ilzill. l“i‘lrlny eveiiing. Aiiirust l:'itli to make nrrangoments for opening n lirnncli of the G. W. V. i\, 142-S-ii.\iGi.

-LEFT FOR WEST.-Alzioiig iliose

who It-it Kfiiisiniztiiii .\ioii'lt1.\' 'HI "IU

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liiirvmit e,\'i‘i.r'.~'ioi| ii e.~' I-rn :inn . wero:~“Jiilin M<'I`¢~nnlrl, I):innie Duiipliy, Jrilin A. ilyiif-S, Heli! l`l=1\’- hon, fir>rir'i:i; Viittoii, St.'inl<‘_\ ii Iey, Jtlnies (lorninn. lliek Sluts, .lurk l<‘yt`r‘. 'l`. A. I)ri"r'o|l. Miss Annie (lornlnii. and Miss Margaret Sirilierlnrid, i\lr. Driseoll and liiiss Gorninn intends to reside in the \\'<'st for tho future-_

-'i.\lr, S. A. Riclinrd has returned

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to (‘linrd'>il<.-toivri 'after spent ig it few i]n_\s with his parents in Tig- nlsli.

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fiiothar dogvgtg

, tchiny I “ ing, or rotngi-

_ ' ing Piles. 0

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?aChnae'a:_`OJn§:ment wlil°rolic‘v£ you onm ll 00 ll UIUU ll. Fl ' galore, or Edmzmon. &tm 0: Co.. Llmiwl.

ito. Sample box froeif you montion thil

pooocondauolonir ’allI|plopo|pusu¢¢.

'-TWO CENTS PER WORD entli insertion t'or advertising in this eol- uruu. <‘iish must ucvtliiipilny order' niinimilin r-Iinri.:ii t\veiit~_.' tivo cents.

LVESTERN PERSONALS

-Mi-, Joseph Me\'eill :intl bride;

(nee .\iiss .\l.'|rjorio .\le.\ldl||T, Alber- ioni spent the week end in 'l`i_i;nisli.

~~.\lr li. Williams, ol Norilinm. and

Arol .\l.itli~.<<iii. of Siinilnersido leit on .\iori4luy tor iniperinl, Snsk.-L.

~.\liss Margery Iinnter, oi' Suinnier~

side is siierilliiig lim' vzltfniion lil Alber- ton.-I..

_-.\Ir. :ind Mrs. Percy Wright, of

Sernriiori, l’n. :ire visiting in Suninier» side, the gucsts of Miss Evo .\flc.\'c-ill. -L. _ '

-Misses Sadie Smith and Lois

Ilooper, ot’ (Iiinrlototown spent the week _ond ln Summorside. the guests of Mr.~i`. J. I". E. Wright.-L.

Messrs. llenj. Riley, Jas. Carver,

(`liiTord Rogi-rs, Everett Linkletter and Earl McClure, of Linklotter. left for' tho (‘anudli\n West on Monday inorn- ing.-L. ~ ,

-Mrs. Gco. McElmnn and four

eliildren left on Monday for their home in Ilnth, Me.. nftcr visiting in Suinmorside. Thi-y were neeomnnnied liy Miss Edna .\IcElnrnun, of Surniner-

side.-L.

|. .*IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

..*llow:itt’s liollcr Mill, Brudonell,

is closed for repairs until further no- tice. - 128-8-8M6ipd

..”ANANDALE.-The crops are

Iookiiig splendid nnil Iinyniakirig is pretty well underway. Sonic families ure about iiiiishoii and tlio crop is :iliove the verge.~»-'l'lio soldiers iiroiind here are ireurly ull getting igooil fnrnis. Mr. G. Mcl)on.ald bought rt nice little inrm from .\lr.il.Diiigwcll, (‘np.- Sprriy. recently.-Mr. Frank Diugwcii, Dureli lost it nice iiinro Inst week. There scoiiis to be some kind of n disease going among the liorsos which the Vetlnory do not nitogetlier under- stnnd as there has been sc-vernl sick and some died rrwcnlly.-Mr, J. M. i\Ior'ro\v is putting up n` new dwelling Iiouse. The work heiiig done by Mr. Steward.--Mr. (Yonioron McDonald, returned soldier purchased n nne gen- eral purpose lior~ie recently from Mr. Iiiehiird McDonnld,(iravc ltiver.-Mrs. A. Melionnld, Boston. is visiting at Boy Fortune the guest of Mr. und Mrs. John Cnnnhan.-Tliere was quite n turn out nt the Presbyterian (Thurch on Sunday the 10th to hear Mr. ltaynor.--M,r. Frank Dlngwell, Dui-cll was to tho Village today on a business trip_~Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Norton is home on a visit to his par- ents from Toronto. H0 served in the late war 'for nearly three years. All their friends was triad to see them looking so well.-Quite a number of

Launching folks wus o r to Mains on Sunday Inst.-Mr.. 'Ste en Steeler wns in the Village yesterda .-0.

..*TWO CENTS PED WORD ench

insertion fo radvcrtising in this col- umn. Casli must accompany order nilnlniuni charnc twenty five ccuts.

..*STRAYED from my premises on

July R0. red more. Any information ns to lior whcronboiits will he glitdy received. W. G. Sutherland, l\Ion- tngue, 126-8-8M6i

EASTERN PERSONALS

--Miss lEileen Conroy has returned

to her lionie from Allierton nccompnii- led hy her friend Miss Florence Keefc.

. .*MIsses Helen and Maud fStewrirt.

Charlottetown, nrc visiting friends in Georgetown.-G.

..*Me.ssi's. Walter Dalziel and Al-

lister Stewart, Georgetown visited Charlottetown on Saturday.-G.

. .°Mr. and Mrs, Murphy and family

ure now the guests of Mrs. ('Dr.) D.A. Stewart, Georgetown.--G.

. .'Mr. Ilamond Stewart. Georgetown. visited Charlottetown during the Past week.-.

..'Mr. II. A. Richardson, general

manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia. recently spent part of his vacation with his family in Georgetown.-G.

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..°Mrs, George Lo Pere, Miss Lou-

ise and 'Master Frank of -Red Point, qre visiting at Hermanviile for the past week. the guests of Mrs. Jos~

*\lr. J. Howard 'MncDonD.ld,

Ceorgetowu.'s.Muy.ur has recently pur- clinseil n new (iliovrolot cur, nnd tho citizens wish him every success.”-G.

..*i\lr=i A. E. Jenkins and fnmlly.

Georgetown took ri “joy ride" to Char- lottetown during the pnst week in Mr. Kni:h't's cur.-G.

HGTEL ARRIVALS

VICTORIA HOTEL

T. Iludson, Picton; A. l,. Fraser

Souris; Mi'. and Mrs. E. S. Miller Boston; J. ll. l'Jouiz,nll, Montreal Mr. :ind Mrs. Fred Jones, Roseville Eimiin J. Gordon, lioserieritli; A. Earl Gordon. Ilnserienth; li. W. Pointer, Sl. Jlihlil E. (Y. Scytllen, Toronto; S. S. Sli:iii`oi'd, Halifax; M. C. M<'~ Iionnid, Ottnwri; R. S. lieniiett, ('a1l- gnry; W. K. Ililtoii, Tirnutlord; A. E~ G~ All-\tiI1. Montrciil; I-I. W. Siinrpc. St. John; C. S. Willinnig; St. John; John 'l'. Murray and wife. Toronto; Eleanor Murray, Toronto; R. F. Briss, Tnilntoii, Mass; John Spratt, Truro.; A. (I. Meliood, Wur- suw, Alberto; G. C. Morrison, Bon- ton; J. L. Simpson, Amherst: J. I). lienrmont, Trurn; C. J, Tilpmnm Truro; R. C. Clark and wife, Mt. Ste rt Mis

Bench; li: J. Foster, Froilericton, N. B.; A. E. Arsennult. Suniniei-side; A. W. Connell Si.. Thom ~

treal: E. J- Quigley. Montreal; nur. and Mrs. C. W. Holmes, Toronto; Miss G. Estllln, Toronto; James F. Rnmer, Toronto; E. S. Manning, Halifax: L. F. Manning, Halifax; E. Ar Mullin, Three Rivers; Stella M.

eph Parsons, Mrl. Lo Porn mother.

Murphy, Boston; W. W. Snider, wife

. .wa ; s Lorna Sutliorlnnd. Tor- onto; C. I-I. Montgomery, Brnckloy

. ns, J. A.

Leger, Halifax; F. P. Sterns, Mon-

fnnrl diiugliicw, St, Jacobs; A_ (fnmp. hell, liolynkc, ltln.'s.' J. . :ue

S i J (`\'~. y,

Medford, Mass.; W. Cninipliell, Med- ford, Mass.; t". II_. Unnieron niid wife Moncton; GeorgeiKoinnii. North An- dover, Mnss; Annie I.. llurioy, Bos- ton; John A. Blnis, Boston; Lydin S. Reid, Montague; Annie H. Fioritn, Wnltlinn, Mnss.; (‘. Pierce, Boston; l~‘. E. tlnnieron, Boston; Miss E. A. Ladd, Boston; Ulnreiico llnrris, Sum- mcrsidc; G. McQunrrie, Siiriiiiiursiilc; I). A. Garric, Hnlifnx; L. A. Mcliel- lan, Summerside; (Y. S. (`liIng, New York; It B. Cumme, Boston; W. rt. Joliiisoii, Toronto.

QUEEN HOTEL

Mrs. John McKonnn, Proviilcnce, ll I; Evelyn MoKennn. Provid- ence, Il. I.; W. Il. Davey, Providence, R. I; W. I3. l)n‘/ry, Ottnwn; C. P. Tuplin, New Annnii; Mrs. C. P. Ricliurds, Mt. Stewart; Miss Margaret Richnrils, Mr. Stewart; Mrs. William Stewart, Boston; Mrs. Harry Quinn, Boston; Mis. W. I.. Gleison. Avondale; Alex Mni-tin. V.1l leyileid; W. L. Gleison. Boston; A.. N. McKay, New Glasgow; ll. (‘.. Mc~ Dougnll, Nellesley, llinsri.; ltolit. I3. MiicDougall, Nellosley, Moss.; M. Me.- Donalil, Boston: Jas. A. Cnnipliell, Portland, Orlgon; Clifford McDougall, Ellerslie; Win. Dean, Whilinlviiio, Mass.; F. E. Bates, Whilniiville. Mass.; I. F. McDonald, New York City; J. A. Renton, City; ll, la. Campbell, wife und children, Freder- icton, N. B.

4.1.1. -...i ".3" U' REVERE HOTEL

G. E. Sharron, Crapaud; J. E. Hugh-

es, Halifax; L. I). Spence, St. John; Mrs. E, Mclrlncliern, Everett, Mass.; J. J. Oassldnn, Bos‘to_n; Miss Conroy, Boston; E. Jacques, Boston; R. V.

Rnnisny, St. John; ll. Turner. Mon- trezil; Mrs. Arthur Bowes, ll:\lit`n1r: P, ld. Fowiics, St. John; Miss Andor- son, New lleilfortl, Mnss.; Mrs. Wm. Mclieiiii, Boston; Miss McLean, Bos- son; T.. C., Ilnrnsny, Fortunfr Cove; Elmer llrown, York; E. Fin- layson, tinrdignii; W. Ii. Jordon. Mur- ray llnrlior; I). .S. Fraser, Kilniuir; D. ll. l"i'it:-tor, Kilniuir; T. A. MO0I`f‘» West St. Peters; Mrs. J, R. Monro, \Vest St, Peters; M. I3. Jzlnieison. Toronto; (7. J. Young, Boston; ll. L. Young, Boston; C. Faulkner. Clnclll- nuti; E. E. Douglns, (iinci-nnntl; L. (‘.. Hayden, Vernon River; P. J. Glen- son. St. John; J. Keizer, Kentville. N. s.; Air., Gallant, Boston; P.. W. McLeod, Mt. Stewiart; Mary McLeod, Mt. Stcwinrt; E. O. McDonald, M. D.. Glace llny; G. M. Scales, Ottnwn.

noir nits

The preserving season iS

here. ° ¢

We will be pleased _ to sup-

ply you with yout Fruit Jars.

All sizes in stock Pinto,

Quarts, Half Gallons.

BLACK & CO.

SUNNYSIDE

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