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VERNON ‘RIVER AND VICINITY

Miss Martha Walker. Vernon Riv- er. spent the week end in Hennilt- age. the guest of Mir-i Mary Cumm‘ lugs. ' ~

Miss Mai-y Murphy. Alberry Plains- wns a recent visitor to Vernon Riv- or.

who many friends 0f lVlr- C011!‘ McNc-lll. regret to learn oi his ill- mgs and hope for a" speedy reﬁll/QTY-

Mr, and Mrs. Gartﬁeld show. Al- bgfry Plains. were rcccnt visitors to the city.

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Nhx Cook, whn has been spending some time with her nefce Mrs. H. S. Memos, Vernon River. has returned

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visiting his old homo in Albcrry

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Under Own Sail And Will Be Accompanied By Lipton’s Steam Yacht Erin.

BELFAST. Ireland, July 15-311‘ Thomas Lipton, 80-year-old Irish mortsman. is ready for his ﬁfth and probably his last attempt to win the America’; Cup. The $500 yachting trophy already has cost him some $2,500,000 oi his private fortune.

His new challenger, Shamrock V, as trim and frail as a. thoroughbred rcochorlq. will start the dangerous voylﬂo across the-Atlantic ocean un- der- her own sail, according to the rules of the contest, early in July. The voyage will be as epic as the trophy race itself. There will be no wireless aboard the Shamrock V. and she will carry a crew of 22. A month's rations and fresh water will be car- ried

pulled by Sir Thomas‘: steam yacht Bin. which will not as n. tender. The route will be by way oi the Azores, whore the min will atop to refuel.

The Shamrock V. will be ylwl- riggod for the ocean voyage, cl- lihough the will carry c. towering Bermuda. rig {or the actual races Her deep-tee. rig will include a. try- sail, c. squat-mil, a Jib and staysail. A i389!‘ mast, specially stepped in f]: the trip, win complete the yaw]- rig.

A supply oi oil is being carried by the Erin. and this will be used freely on the sea in case of rough weather to give the Shamrock V. what pro- ceetionds possible from the tremen- dous waves of the Atlantic,

Capt, Ned Heard will direat sailing operations, while Sir Thomas will on! on a liner to meet the sham-

Oapt. Heard Is a. veteran ln attempts to win the trophy. He. is about‘50 new. At 23 he sailed as seainnn in the third Shamrock. That was in 1903. In the past two races he was ﬁrst mate.

Sir Thomas has spent his entire llie building up a fortune and spend- ing a large section oi it in the Eng-

. llsh-American yacht contests. He re-

members living in a Glasgow tenc- ment house when he was a boy, and how at 1'7 he went to the United States to make his fortune. He re- tumed home with $500, the value oi America's Cup, and opened a shop in Glasgow where he was his own clerk and salesman. porter and win- dow-dresser. At 22 he opened a sec- ond shop. He has been opening them ever since.

Mr. H. S. McLeod. Ernest Collings and Master Iilpyd McLeod. motored to the city on Tuesday last.

The Vernon River Institute met at

creed. Ten embers and two visitors were present. Minutes oi the previ- ous meeting were read by Mrs, H. S. Itﬁilueod and approved as signed. Roll call was responded to by Ways oi Making Money. T he "sick coin- mittee gave its report. Miss Birdie Stewart and Mrs, John Currie were appointed on the sick committee for next month. On the conclusion of the business program and after singing the National Anthem. a very dainty lunch was served by the hos- tess assisted by Miss Martha. Walker and Miss Mary Murphy. Next meet- ing is to be held at the home oi Mrs B. B. McDonald,

m. and Mrs. smith Lea, Vernon Plains.

lvir. and Mrs. Al. Carver. Vernon River, were recent visitor; to George town.

Mr. Sterling Benton, city. was a recent visitor to Vernon River.

The many friends, oi‘ Mr. Frank McDonald. Glenooe, will be sorry to hear oi his illness.

Mr. Francis Hynes and W. Felix Hynes, motored to Souris~on mes- dny.

Mr. Peter Calms, Everett. Mass" Lt visiting his parents Mr, and Mrs. Pat. Cairns, Vernon River,

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The Shamrock V, will be accom- L

moi: V. on hei- arrival in New York. l

the home oi Mrs. John Currie. ‘rhei president. Mrs. Irving lweedy, open- . ed the meeting- by the club women's i

River, were recent visitors to Albcrry I

Mrs. Frank Murphy. Summerville, Messrs. J. T. Valley Earl ‘Richards’ was o meat visitor to Vernon Rlv- and Earnest colllngs, were in 5t.

iilentral Guardian

BNFIIST SERVICES-North River Held, Sunday, July 20. Fairview, ll a. m.; North River, 3 p. m.; Long Creek, 1.30 p. m. Baptismal service ynear West River Bridge at 4.30 pi m. W. R. MacWalker, minister.

ENJOYED PICNIC-Pupils of the iTrinlty United Church Sunday iSchool enjoyed their annual picnic .nt the North Shore yesterday under ildeal weather conditions. The child- rerrand their teachers were convey- ed to the Shore by autos.

i, ANGLICAN SERVICES-Orapaud, .Saint John's Church, July 20, lHoly Communion, B a. m., Sunday School 10-30 a. m., Evensong, 7.30 p. m.; ‘ Springfield. Saint Elizabeth's Church, ‘Sunday School, 10 a. m., Morning i‘ Prayer, ll a. m.

I m FOR WATER-The patrol boat Chaleur docked at the Marine Wharf jyesterday to replenish her supply of i water which was very low. The Chal- ‘cur is a new boat on the service and ipatrols around the Gulf and North- lumberland Strait. having her head- iquartcrs at Port Elgin. The Chaleur ils. '10 feet long, motor driven. and jcarrics a crew oi seven men. PASSED EXAMINATION S-iMl‘. ‘S A. MacDonald has received a. cab- ‘lc from his ton, S. A. MacDonald, .Jr., student in medicine in Edinburgh yUniversity thlt he had passed his u. iamlnatlons moeessiully and would send particulars later, also he is luv- lng for Canada on July 25th.

i ANGLICAN SERVICES-Fifth Sunday alter ‘Trinity. July 20th. St. John's Milton. Sunday School, 10 a. ,m., Morning prayer, 11 a. m. St. iMhrks, Rustico, Sunday School 2 p. ‘m. Holy Communion, 3 p. m. Hamp- ‘shire, Evening service, 7.30 p. m. This iwlll be the last service to be conduct- ed at Hampshire by the undersign-

ed. Rev. C.’ F. Johnson, Rector.

MILBURN L01‘ 40 INSTITUTE?- iThe regular meeting oi the Miburn Lot 40 Women's Institute was held ;on July 8th., at the home oi Mrs. ‘George Cobb. Seven members were present. Meeting opened by Club Wo- mcrrs. Creed, Roll call was answered by paying a. nickle, Minutes oi the previous meeting were read, adopted and signed. A discussion then took place to hold an ice cream festival in the near future to raise funds. Mrs. Michael Flynn. invited the members to her home for next meet- ing. Roll call to be answered by pay- ing a dime, A dainty lunch was serv- ed by the hostess, Meeting closed by r-irging the l z tlonal AYXEIIIJTE.

' VERNON WOMEN'S INSTITUTE. :—The regular monthly Yneetlng of lthe Vernon ilifoinens lnsttute was jheld at the home of th". president iMrs. J F. Huntley, on Wednesday, ‘June 18th. The meeting opened by ‘lslnglng the Institute Ode, followed

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“BOXIEUL

on both aides of the House. It was no surprise in Ottawa when Mr. Meigh-

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‘ldlwayr oven-hash in the palenbl HON. JOHN l. MIODONALD, CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE FOR KINGS ‘i

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part oi his life, ironrwhlch church he will be greatly missed as ucll as

[used but three times a, day, and to; nine family whose means are limit. from the communiy as he was al- ‘cd a dining alcove in the living ways interested in every advance .ro:>m oi- kltchen wili prove“ a. in: movclncnt. Funeral services were in ibPil-er Scheme, more in keeping

In the last two Parliaments the Hon. John n. liiacDoz-ald was known ‘ “missus Church c! Clulst. conduct ‘riwi evallﬂbh funds. Ii a dining

at Ottawa as "The member tor Prince Edward island." What thQs implied l :1 birhk {Gamer pastor Rev’ 0'35‘ ‘fgoxedls if“ should b? wen

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wu that his was the only personality from the Province that impressed it- ‘ rms on: w o 51M“ from the A“ 310W,’ have ‘Taming p122”: icth." A very large congregation as- I wnvemem-ly dl5P°$¢5 “W1 retard

sol! upon the House. He is held in the highest esteem and greatly rcspected l Heb‘ “'4: "He bemg dead y“ °pe“k isemblcd to pay a. tribute oi respect it‘) we kitmml"

1 and esteem. to one so wvorthy oi i i their conﬁdence.

on included Mr. MacDonald in his Government, as ho was one ci the out- standing men from the Maritime Provinces than at Ottawa. Mr. MacDon- ald. nevcr-the-less, is oi’ a. retiring disposition. He is not a self-advertiser, and prefers to pursue his even terms, working for his coilstituency, prov- t He IeMeS t° cherish his meiiwry i m" 1101158501"! scientists mce and county, steadily. regularly and unostentatiously. He has been in‘ m“ “m5 a“ ‘our ‘MUQhtQTS- Th” j-“Wdlm this r03?" PM‘ the Film 01 ‘alitics since the days of his youth, and was one of the stalwarts that ‘ dmlghters are: Mrs- Gmr?“ 34039“ ‘Flew of its 59in‘; the ivcrrkshop oi iepresented King's County in the Provincial arena along with such pol- wlm- 9f 34011132110. with whom he re- ii-lle 110MB 1ll11it-I'P5-'-. The. disposition ltical giants as the Hon. .7. A. Mathieson and the Hon. John iWIacLc-zin. 51d"! during his illness and 8t ivhosc ‘I95 Various “Wiring units: sink. He has been in opposition and in the government in both the’ local legis- 1110111’? 119 Iii-seed into his reward. “W? 181110» reffigefﬂi/OY- StOVB r1147 lature and in the Domnion House: In business he is a merchant at Cardl- ‘Nina and Ruth of Boston and Mrs. I79 QYTQHSPd 0n Bn-efiiciency- basis, can, known well and widely locally and wherever farm produce is in de- Ii/Inrgarct BUYIIS. also of Boston. 11"“ E5 are YYI-lclline uniis in o met. mend. His word is as good as his bond, he being known in local politics ‘Sans: Arnald and James, oi Western imy- BY “"5111 DIE-Inning in advance as “John A., the promise keeper." Canada, Howard and Beecher 0n the i“ building a" Pffiﬂient scheme can ‘old homestead. at BYlKlFIlGIl. We dcﬂsedjmer“ 571011111 be PmVi-‘iﬂn M3‘- Dbwal’ Ilfedercasecl him about

Jar, carrying or fumes from gag The slurs ale Diullillf,‘ u-arii on the six years ago. Among lite many beau

i-‘ﬂnee rind oven. The sink Should be . i - - . breasts oi bathing sluts. Londons ‘ m," ﬂoral tributes Qli DrC-ilcr height for the person who

T110 kitﬁhen has received much |a~tention recently due w the 15¢;

Eer- Llng returned to the cityjplckhn articlcoil thcwbottom. “ _' , after spending a week's vacation with friends in “meatley River.

were: Pillow. _ _ ‘playgrounds, operated tinder the su-‘from he family: vkﬂcdh My and Ii- Therﬂ Should he cross vent- Miss Teresa. Clarkln, 8ﬁXbll-Ty,‘1'l€-l‘\'lSl0l1 of the public utilities com- Ah“ Gmzge McDonald: Spray", M?‘ liltvn, Clone-ls and clipboards carry 1135.. is spending her vacation with i IlllSGllJll, have rcriuccrl to a lllllllllllllll and M“ A D91...“ and hum “"17 CW" YPCQYIVIlPIYdI-tdirl.

her folks in New Wiltshire. the number oi (li‘O\\'ll.ll§S which for- lmerly attendtd the annual heat Mr. Cornelius Samphy oi’ Rose-i “iwes- '

Heath was among the mum-s to ghci The icw uliosc lives have been lost

Berlrooms net-d not be iqrre. They cult] have plenty of ligm, and a3;- "l spa/re for furniture. This “r111 necessary careful study of the

sill-ii’. M s Blanche Dcvxaz"; C1155- livenf, hi1". and Mrs. Russell McGre- ‘cor;

Fourkei

city yesterdalh I r-iitec the establishment oi the supvr- ‘a . "m; c-f (tints. the plncemeng 0g i_________ ' vised swlmln 11$: IlOITS have born boys L ' Pirvtlii’: unit; Tg-s mchlsim o:

. l . F‘ “—‘ -.. LONDON l5 TEACHING . . who izsk-etl a plttnge in unauihoilzcdi ‘I ‘hf-l- . c. the: closets is snow, i-iwessan.’

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istnraye. Bedz-ymg _‘ﬁ— ~ﬁw ' into the

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EVERY CHILD T0 SWIM when, lrtle space for should not open

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‘ ._i_._____.__ his works do follow hlzn. LONDON» Ont- Jilly lswAdvanc-I Atnxriruizzi; nnuum ing the successful campaign of the public playgrounds department to‘ combat Summer drownings. a scheme

has been launched to teach every

Ono of the older; rinri most highly" ' ‘esteemed men 0i the community oi IBrudcuell, we; callesl to 111-. rcivar<l'

The living room is llllfl7llbtedl_\"_

' f ' 53‘ _ _ izrctl nus o a‘ . .15. an . . _ cghlrd: lligrllldiilrdtghilhlrrilrqn irsere on the ‘in Why duff of ‘nuiilqlnin a“? 505101111 tiitereffored bike dsnjnvl- fr: Sdnnner Stralns‘ rolls at Thames Park today for ln-‘lm; In!" of ““ ‘ mqn Afﬁliic ("‘l'l‘.'5llli‘ll(‘e and c... t of i-hn FQTFII me "trams me ﬂeshifsheir structions in the playgrounds poollTha late Mr‘ Dewar w“ ‘ham “uihnusehr-ltl. be well large f,ﬁe“‘,‘,"iffré_je 53511319‘? mutant??? and the first175 have qualifed for n~.B’“de“°"' 78 Y"‘"‘ M“ “"°"° l“ mouth for family nr It the 7 i‘ 0mm o? l’ y

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red star, indicating that they have l nt door 0170115 directly lllf’) inc

by roll call which was responded to‘ ‘by thirteen members, Two visitors

"'i'i"_""_““i' ‘iwere also present“ The nﬂnutes of grip across and half_‘vay back may men, one irbn l.--v

‘the previous meeting were read and. approved. A letter was read con-l ‘cumin; the Red Cross drive and itl ywns decided on to donate ﬁve dol-i lurs to the Rad Cross Society which was immediately attended to by the, secretary. Miss Alice McLellan and ‘ltiLss Josie Jackman were appointed

at Charlottetown. Mrs. Bert Drake

‘invited the members to meet nexti

month at her home, The meetingi ‘nzljoumrtl after which a delicious ‘ lunch was served by the hostess and j -n social time. enjoyed, Meeting closed i iwlth the National Anthem.

PERSONALS

lvir. and Mrs. J. A. Bernard and children oi Tignlsh are spentlttg a law days in't.hc city guests of Dr. J. E. Blanchard and Mrs. Blanchard.

i I i Mr. James Praught, Vernon River.

was in Georgetown, Thursday at- ‘ tending the horse races.

I Mrs, Cummings and daughter iMary. Hermitage, ivere visitors to { Vernon River. ' i

f’ Mr. F‘clix Hynes. Halifax. Ls visit- . iing hi5 old home in Albert-y Plains. i’

Mr. Did Praught.

visitor to Georgetown

was a recent

I I as delegates to attend the annual! i. convention oi‘ the Women's Instltutei .

10f very pleasing d iiul and svmpzillivtic.

. i thullgm living 1110111. Li". .9 gr.- (Iyjffg in . and in ,1 ("Ild c Ac tiiifi-

succeeded in swimming half-tray across the tank. When they make the

. the rrwm heated. . . i receive a silver star and finally a gold YHPYKL 1P “ml . l"? 301153- : storm <13“: ITlflfV pre- star is ofIered for every boy or girl (‘TWO "ml need “'11 "i wiiviniiciit ‘ who makes a. round trip, using iour lie ﬂ-"Srwhtwl Ho u" n W- i-‘tlhq A (Ilium: roam is i1 hinttor of.

different strokes and who halts atiiul membc." oi the deep end of the pool to dive and

m’ CIILYII‘ of Christ ‘choice. Certainly’ this is (1.11 writ-n?- ‘at ltlcninfliie. during the , l lve lil 1w for h nv

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‘ Mr. Garﬁeld Shaw, Alberry Plains.- war; a. recent visits: to Seiko,- Sta-I ition. ’ i

Miss Amy Myers, Hazelbrook.' ‘spent Sunday in Albcrry Plains. the guest of hcr ssirr Mrs. Garﬁeld Show, I

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