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The Provincial Tournament gets sti-ayto a good start yesterday after- nmn. ‘Events played were confined to Van's Sinzlos and Men‘s Doubles. I1 doiilW-s Bentley and McKinrron cf Charlottetown, eliminated Stewart ‘

Harris of Summerside, in

. ;ht, sols. 7-5. 6-4. bfcDonald and - nus o‘ Summerside, put out Hutch- lfin and Stewart, Charlottetown, in three strenuous sets, 6-4. 2-6, 7-5. Fullerton and Spiilctt, the Charlotte- town Flub champions, were forced to three sons before they succeeded in. rllmxnntmc bio-shat and Cleve- l*.ar‘io're2-w\\'n, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3. a second round, Bently and on ivon the first set 9-7 over McDonald and Jeans, Summerside. flirkircs= intern-erred in tho second 3'". K117i nrcncntnd the completion of {his interesting event.

In Singles, Steivart. Charlottetown, eliminated Harris. Summerslde, 6-2, ‘h’! ‘iomhv. Charlottetown, won over ““~".ar:d. fharlowefown, in three .. M34, 3-6, 6-0.

The procram for today comprises events in Yiferrs Singles as follows: McDonald, Sirmmerside. vs. Jenkins. trwrilttstonrr. aritlthe winner of this e-Nch ‘Hutchison, Charlottetown, lr. Latin‘ Sing I‘_\ gamrs Evelyn -.‘~'>'~.l:i:r< will play: Joan Tait and Pil- e roi- Bourke will play Isabel Bourke.

ln.1.~'%‘~"-=' houhies, Evelyn Jenkins and J2.“ Tel‘, will play Eleanor Ei-vzrke and Isobel Bourke.

The homo ovonts must be played eff today in order that the tourna-

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Comedy

Tommy Amour

.Won Golf Title

LANCASTER, Ont, July 30.-- '1‘. D- "Tommy" Amour, of Detroit, Mich. today won the open golf champion- ship after a 36 hole playoff with Leo Dlegel. of Agus. Capiente. Mexico, the icza and ‘ma champion. Arbours score was 138 and Diegeliviil over the par 70 course of the Hamilton Country Club.

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Haines is just a whirlwind o f breezy humor. He crashes a party, falls for a girl. Inn-ts one set - hack after another. and even when she's on the way to marry an- other chap. won't take "No" for an answer.

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(Special to the Guardian) SUIvflVlERSlDl-J, July (SO-The Sumnerside annual shoot got away to a good start on Wednesday mom- ing under ideal weather conditions. About thirty-eight men from all parts of the Island participated in the Shoot, This was the largest st-

72 hole championship test on Satur- day tied with scores of 2T7. necessit- sting the playoff today At the end} of the first round today they wierei‘ still tied with 29 strokes each. Die-I gels collapse came on the eleventh; hole of the afternoon round, wherei he, took seven on a par four hole Armour was runner up for the Can-j

tendance there has been for some years at Suminrrside Rifle Range. Some excellent srorrs were made in earh match and competition was vcy keen.

Leigh And MnrKinnon Match

The lnirzh and MacKinnon match

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POLICE COURT. — Yesterday

_ franc-ping at the police com four . Qdnlnk and incspcblcs were lined s10 ;or l0 says. as and costs or 10 days.

;$6 bill osizreatcd and t0 ball ea- itreates respectively.

HIGH! I l! L D PBISBYTERIAN

M!’ T5139"? cannon-am. w. m. Davies. of

WITH cardigan. will preach in Hlghfleld

LEE-A 375515 ,Prasbyterian Church on Sunday,

MARIE ‘August 3rd; at 73') Standard ‘lime. DRESSIJER .-_-

i NEW LONDON consumes-non —Sunday, August 3rd. 'l‘hero will be ‘unites ll'l the Geddle Memorial Church at i1 a. m; in the Long Ri- ver Church at '2 30 p. m; in the Clif- i ton Church at 7.30 p. m. \ CHURCH 01" SCOTLAND. --Rev. Ewen Macbougali will preach Sat urday Aug. 2nd, at Coleman. at 730 p, m.. and Sabbath 8rd. st. Cole- man at 10.30: Bummerside st. S: and De Sable at 7 p. m. Also ‘rues- iday 5th., at Argyle Shore at ‘I30 p. irn.

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EN I N G u F1 COVEHEAD-UNTON ROAD-Unit- ‘ed Church services for Sundw. Aug. , ,

.3 are Wat Covehead, ii a. m. Stan- jlicpe 3 p, p1,, Union Road 1.30 p. m. Sunday Schools. West Covehead 10

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TALKII COMEDY

jobertaon of St Paul's Presbyter- ‘ian Church, Woodstock. N. B, will ‘preach at Btanchill at i030 a. m.. Glasgow Read at 2.30, and Churchill at 7 o'clock p. m. Special Collection.

1111s evening at 6.15 the Rovers. and Stars will meet in the opening clash of a best two out of three game series to decide the City league baseball championship. ,

Both teams are very evenly match- Umsxsrcfi sseizgczs-gmkm ed and possess an excellent hurling lAug 3rd “in be: Highfleliig at nay.

staff. , with fine weather favouring. figefigxgxfiowtm "p3 p‘ i. . . m.,

large attendszce is expected. ‘vnmloe s s M 1030 a m_ m 0th A ier s. s. as usual, Mr, w. n. Smith East Royalty, will conduct the aer- lvicea

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ALBANY AND VICINITY

Miss Marjorie Cameron is spend-

Lsac-ur or ran cubes 11cm -Thc league of the Cross boys. about coo in number. assembled L0 front of their hall about 1.45 and marched tn the railway station held- ed by their band. where they board- ed s special fcrBedford. They had

the large crowd of visitors thorough- ly enjoying the games and amuse- ments provided.

SALVATION ARMY PICNIC-The Salvation Army held a very success- ful picnic On the farm of Mr. Ham, Bunbury. About fifty people were present. It was the first picnic at which the new band was in attend- ance. A splendid time was spent in playing games, racing and swim- ming, which lasted through the evening. Much credit is due Adjiltlnt and Mrs. Martin for the success of the picnic, also to Mr. Ted Cland- ier and some of our local merchants.

ACCIDENT AT WILLOW ‘COB- NER-About one_ o'clock yesterday morning a car skidded off the road into a telegraph pole near Willow Conrai- and was badly damaged. An occupant in the rear seat received injuries to his head and was taken in arr ambulance to the P. B. I. Hos- pital where he is tonight reported as pyogresslng as well as can be ex- pected. . -

PERSONAL!

Mrs. Herbert King. mllsbcrcugfh stmandscnhavegoineonstrlpfo Mrs. Kings 014 home, Paisley. Scotland.

Mr. and we. James Flood and family have gone on an auto visit. to Boston and other cities,

Mr. and M31. Hebec Ellis. of O’- Leary, motored to the ciiry £00m Borden yesterday. and will be guests at the Strathcona. for the next few days.

Mr. and ‘Mrs. Harri; McFulane and family. 25'! High street, Mone- ton. who have been spending a vs- cation at Brackley Beach. have re- turned.

Mr. and Mrs Fwd Randall have arrived from Moncten on a short vis- i‘. to the latter‘: parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hornby, Hlllsboro Square.

Miss Mary Trainer. of New Aber- deen, leaves on ‘Tuesday night for Charlottetown. P.E.I., where she will visit. friends and relatives-Glace

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ing her vacation in sprl-ngton, the

HUNTER BIVERP-The services on Bay Guam

B513“ "u! in ‘919- ‘Mm? "m" 3 , opened the shoot at 9.30. ‘Ten shots Dlflyfifl with ti"! 15W J- DOVE“! 54'1"‘ were fired by each man at two hun- gar. of Atlanta, 6a., and won the fired yank, The highest“ scores made title in 1927, the year he also won, “.,,,.,_,_ E Com Wm, 4-, pom“ out of the Amrnven Ovrn- A YWYOYY TQYipts-uri- so; w. A. Snrlth, 4s; r. s. 91°?“ “d” “mud hi“? E1“"‘" hm‘ Kenneriv. 45. Very close competition

guest of her grand mother Mrs. An- na MacDonald.

merside. accompanide by Mrs. Daniel MCIJIXE, Lower Bedeque

the Hunter River Charge for Sunday. Aug. 3, i930, are as follows: ll s. m.. Wlltshlre: 3 p. m.. Wheatley River: 7.30 p. m.. Hunter River. Rev. Bruce Carew will be in charge of the ser- vice at Hunter River at 1.30 p. m. A.

Mr. arid Mrs. Lucius Crue, Sum- Mr. and

hls fifth Canadian open title.

I Western Glldffdldfl: _.._ ' . i —WELC.0ME VISITOR. - Thfil stark paid a flsit to the home of I ‘Mr, and Mrs. Stirling Matthews, (nee Aileen Matthews) ‘Rlmsdale. on Saturday, July 26th, and left a bouncing baby boy. Congratulations. —0.

g» on without delay as it

mcn‘ Ti'i7‘i_" --." fake the whole of Friday and g-tnr-zlqa- to complete the events in

rivrir the plajrcrs from N. B. and N. S itire-pnrtioipnting. These. players vii‘. sir-av.- ioiwizht, and be ready to p11“ Fririev morning.

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A wsrij/fi‘, of Cirarinitetownfls golf lraierfi-iiiy will iourncy afield next creek to acct-pt the invitations oi Eackville and Amherst for matches in tlwsr- towns. ‘

’l‘h'is l; 1h:- first venture nf the city talent. away from the home links this rear, and is in the nature of a return visit in-so-far as Amherst. is concern ed, The “Busv Tovrn" golfers shot a wit}. of mntrhrs here some little, while ago.

Amherstonians are famed for their hospitality. and perhaps because of long maintained golf affiliations, their welcome to island opponents of the Ancient. Game is always a mite more cordial than ordinarily ex- tended. Those who make the jaunt therefore art- assured in advance of a heariv reception,

‘leaving lvre on 'l‘utljiav morning h _r_i1dio1-_ the Chnrlniirfouwr contin- pnt, will arrive in Sarkville in time t-i gugnge the New Brunswiricers in breath-moon. Continuing on toAm- herst the whole day will be given g"f_g_..in competition sf, the‘ place troiilfi p. m_ when the party plans in leave for connections with the last

boat t.» the island. thereby arriving ..

in Charlottetown on Wednesday rich’ r

Marv golfers have already enroll- edutheir nlmFs for the visit and other; desiring to go. are .::.‘.ed tagptnev can eiw- ti" .. F150‘

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—("OME TO THE DANCE in Ken- mlngton Rink on Wednesday evening, l Aug. 6th. beginning at 8 p. m. Music ‘furnished by Dixon's Orchestra. ‘Charlottetown. There will also be a Step Dancing Competition for which prizes of til, $3 and $2 will be award- ed. An immense crowd is expected as 1 this is the day of the Big New Annan

Race Meet. Admission 50 cents. ' 5700-1-3l-Aug. 2-5-3i

--\‘ERIOUS FIRE. - The Elmsdsle Poet Ofhee was destroyed by lre on July 22nd. and also the attached dwelling house of the postmaster. Mr, Daniel Adams. The cause of the, flre is a complete mystery as it evi- dently had broken out in the second stnry of the main body of the house The fir». had made considerable ihmdwsy before it was discovered at, ‘H5 p. m. Is the, ocrrufllfl" 0T the house were absent from home. Mr. Adams himself being in the barber shop owned by his nephew, Mr Jack Adams. immediately irpcn| em mrtbentk of the, fire those who, were nearest rushed in the seenei and succeeded in saving all thcj prwtai matter. This, however, wnsl about. all they were able in cn,rr_v_ out, 1t, is reprvrieri that tnh amount‘ of lump-sure curried was very small. Mr. Adams’ loss l; therefore a Pil- ticulsriy serious one. meanw- 11W- Av" more we; a vacant house near- by, 3nd fr) mu the postal mstlef] was removed m1 the family moved, in and are carrying on this work as; usual-O.

‘reminded. Arnold Tavinr. emerged ‘the winner with Gordon Hughes as ‘runner up.

= ‘Fhe youthful Tavlor cflrviinvs his climb to rew heights. and it is pre-. dicted that the more seasoned play- ‘m may find their presrge somewhat lowered by Arnold if he maintains bio present pm.

‘was evinced in this match, there be- , lng only two points difference in the

positions of the second and eight- eenth positions.

Irinkleiier blairh

The Linkletter match was next at 300 yards and won by J. Colds with a score of 47 out of 50. A. J. McCabe was second and l‘... R. Allen. third, with Dr. A. W Leard. fourth. The Summerside Rifle Association was shot at 500 yards, i0 shots to each man. The highest scores being made by R. Coles. 40, 1st; J. Coles, i9. 2nd; A. J. McCabe, 4R. This was a closely contested match.

The Old Men's Match proved to be very interesting, both from the participants‘ point of view and also that of the spectators. The men com- peting in this mateh ivcre from ‘iii to 83 years of age and were excellent shots. This match was won l7? M1’- L. R. Allen, with 32 points out oi while Dr. Leard ivas second with a score of 30 points; Col. Leigh third iviih 29 DOlntS.

During the afternoon a halt was called for the presentation of the Lawson lvlrclrtl, which was presented by Mayor Lidsiono to Mi‘. Perv-Y Hooper of Snulhport. This modal was civcn by Mr. J. J. Lawson of Mont- real, for the highest scqre in the pares-m itratrh, which was held here

' last year. ‘The medal was ln memo)?

of Mr, inn-son's brother. who was for years prominently connected with the, rifle clubs of this Prov- ince, It is worthy of note that. among those present, at the match was Mr. Fl. G. Love of Charlottetown. WhO was present. at the opening of the Sirmmrrsido range twenty-iivi! Y6!!!

iagn. l-ie is still an excellent shot.

The visitors thanked the members of the Rummerside Rifle Association 1m- mp excellent nrrangemmfs made for the day's shoot which were car- ried out very well. S.

STATES D YLE‘! PIES- IJNCI MADE KNOWN

IflNDOtl, July 30.--l.»ady Conan Dnyig declared yesterday that she was airzniniely convinced that her husband. the late Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. had established communica- tion with his family.

She said that Doy the noted spirttunlkt and author, had also made his presence manifest through a "psj-‘Chic photograph" since his leath recently.

motored to Albany villa-Be Sunday. the guest; of Mr and Mr; Hamilton Gamble.

E. Chapman, B.A.. Pastor

QSERVICES ON THE OBWBLL- , VERNON CHARGE for Sunday, Aug. Miss Bessie Hollis-ell. Springtnn. 3rd, are as follows: Rev. W. E. is spending a few days pleasantly here, the guest of he‘: aunt Mrs. W.

P Cameron.

ing re-openlng service at ll a. m. of Vernon River Church and Rev. J. C. Martin. BA, will be the preacher for the evening at 7 p. m. Special music for the day: service at Cherry Valley at 2.30 p. m.. H. Pierce, Minister.

Mrs. Ernest Pavnier and son Ken neth, Bedeque, motored to Albany Sunday. the guests of Mrs. George Burns.

NARROW v ESCAPE FROM BROWNING-Yesterday at the park

Mr. am Mrs. James Greenan, a your-g lad unable to swim. dove

Newton. motored to Albany. Silh- dey. the guests of Wm. and Mrs.

“Emma depth. Luckily there were some old-

er boys present. Everett ‘Ibombs

M,“ Durofiw Camich“, h” 1e", ‘swam to his rescue and brought him

for Boston. Masts, after spending three weeks vacation at her home here. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cannicheal and family.

scared and dazed. There is no doubt that if Tocmbs did not see the boy in time it might have ‘been another drowning accident. Boys vrl-ro eon-

not swim should not take any Mr, Claude Delaney spent the h b 1 rwzek end at his home here. y Io n’ beyond the“

NEW SPEED BOB RACE TRACK -Councilior Grady. of Summerside, has recently purchased the fine race horse. Great Scott. from the Com- munity Club of Sydney, N, s. The horse will compete in the races. which are to be held at Charlotte- town. and judging by its records. will, no doubt make a. splendid showing. 1t has te its ‘credit. a two year-old mark of 14. and s three- yesr old mark of l0. The horse is under the management of Mac Steel.

Mixes Annie and Florence Cam- orrm have returned home, after spending their holidays pleasantly in Shamrock, thr- guests of their cous- ins Misses Anna and Janet Mac- Donald.

Mis Doris McKenna, Fernwood. we; a visitor to Albany Sunday. the guest of Miss Esther Norman.

Ml‘. and Mrs. John firmer. Kinko- ra, were recent visitors to Albany.

M155 Min-y Gillis, North Tryon, re- cently spent a few day! here. i-hc surest. of her sister Mrs. Ray Camer- on.

sAVlLLl-DOCKENDOBIF - A quiet but pretty wedding was iernn- iud on Saturday evening, July 19th, at the Baptist Parsonage, Charlotte- town, when Miss ilillda Blanche Dockendorfl was united in the bonds of matrimony with Mr. Robert Stern Seville. The ceremony was perform- ed by Rev. A. C. Vincent, D-D. The bride was attended by her sister,

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UNDER A HANDICAP

Walter, aged t. and Mn-ry- fined 5. had been told to make themselves nice and clean before setting out. for a rcri-y- .

Miss male Dockendnrff. while Mr. Louis Jenkins of Annandale. support- ed the groom. The bride is the eld- est daughier of Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Dockendorf! of Mount Hope, PEI. The groom la a son cf Mrs. George Seville. of Annandsle. The bride was very beccmlngly dressed. Their many friends with them many years of nappy wedded life. Mr. and Mrs.

when the ordeal was over the two of them went downstairs for their mothers inspection.

"1 think you'll do." she said, after she had examined their care. their necks and their hands "All the same, Mary looks far cleaner than you do. Walter."

‘the little boy was indignant.

"And so she ought!“ he replied.

llvilll Will mile their future home l Annsndsle.

“I've been in the world s year longer than she has."

Campbell. BA. vdll preach at morn- ‘

into the water which was beyond his‘

ashore none the worse except a little’

Mira. J. A. Cameron and Miss Marjory Cameron. Kent St. have gone by auto 0n a visit to friends in Boston. 1nd other cities, accom- panying Mr. J. Ernest Cameron on his return to Provilienceuli. 1.. sf- fer a delightful visit to his old

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l i Mrs. Louie E. Hathaway sad ldaughter Florence of Fall River. |lviasa., left last Friday morning for home by the way of Montreal and St. Ann's. after spending ten days. guests of the Queen Hotel. Mrs. Hath sway enloycd her visit and saw many changu in the city, this being her blli-hhltce, She is s daughter of the ilate John MoGulrk. well known res- ‘ideni. of this town.

Mdrket Reflects Conservative Win

MONTREAL. July do-Stncka which investors hope will be favor- ably affected by any change in the Dominion tariff with the formation of a Conservative Government made a quiet but steady advance today on the Montreal Stock Exchange

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Such issues as nonunion Textile. Penmans, National Steel Car, Do- minion Steel and Coal "B", nonunion Bridge. Steel of Canada, General Steel Wares and the implement is- sues Morin: advances which reach- ed $5111 thvcuc 0d Dominion Tex- tilu.

Arr indication of the amount of ‘the drop in Textile shares was given M0583’ when Canadian Cottona sold fl-t $50 in its first board lot sale 511'!" kill-limb?!‘ 4. i929. Today's price compared with 891 on that date. Since tlut time the company has passed its dividend.

‘Pradlnl 0n the Exchange wgg heavier than has been the rule dur- ing the pact two months although still very low compared with last year's averages. Turnover amounted to ares: shares.

IMPORTANT ADVANCES Some of the more important ad- vances follow: Dominion Ridge, up 01.50; Penmlna. ti; fictional Iilfll Car, $3: Steel of Canada. 8i: Cock- shutt Picuah. 82.12 1-2: D- ' ' ulna. 00.15; Dominion Steel and Cool "B". General ltocl wares, ‘d: Hamilton Bridge. ti.