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'..¥lr lrs new we have it. Ives llld Murdock m. fill-erld-dl.

"SFARI FOR SALE WITH or without eeop. Good buildings. For terms and particulars apply to N. J. Nicholson, Montague.

..'ENTRlIl.- For Montague Races, Qatluday July Nth- flllsil your entry now to T. G. 11!.-

~ 612—26—4i.

..-IAi'.‘ ACCIDENT-skinny Mal; tin aged nine, who Jul-s run over by an automobile in Summer-side last week is doing well at the P. B. Hospital. The boy had his right leg broken above the knee sud was quite severely bruised.

CHOP from '"mlI:I_-Ml%_ , -coat uosu-nlieHsiilf 1.14:‘ Ernest, arrived. Monday mot-nil‘;

with a cargo of ihvel-nedircou tor Joseph Read and Co. .

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._ l "_’—' ' ,, Qifififfii , --ruusaal. snvlcs-rhe lu- day morning from Monti-eat Thai-g neral oi the late Mr. D. A. Plck~ w" “m, I my" Nun“;- 11“ tiring, mas held ironl_the ‘late resi- and a heavy freight for Blsmmer- “B99 011 “Midi? 811N110“. 811i‘! '|de_ ‘ was largely attended. The pall-

' bearers were: J. A. Brace-Wm. —CROP8 GOOD. —The dull "and Mutton, John D. Goes. Wm. Dun- showery lwellther of Tuesday pht sins. Thos. Hinton and McCrae. a slop to hqlnel operations for the day, ithe 6WD Millers to be s good one and most oi the farm- crs in this locality are well on with the work. H. —Vl8lTlNG PASTOR. — Rev Dr. Wadman who is opt-noting part bihlavaoatlon in town occupied the pulpit of ‘the bluhodlst Church here on Sunday morning and that of the Presbyterian Church la the evening, both these able field a meeting is to -be held sermons were a-ble and very im- in the Town Hall on Friday even- pressive. i .11, m; at 8.00 o'clock and business mc-n of the town and all who are interested in athletics are urged to attend. Summerslde admittedly has one of the hest amateur baseball teams 1n the Maritime Provinces and it seems that civic pride should be sufflcently strong that the pur- chase oi a suitable field would not be a difficult matter.

PE RSON ALS

. JWANTED TEACHER. Il- colld Class-for Union Road School. Supplement $100. Maia preferred. D. A. Ross. Montague 607'-20-\3l.

..'FOR SALE-Two new dwell

lug houses at Montagumncentrully

- located. For particular; apfly to owner, James Mahsr, Ilontqgge,

. 608-26-451;

..'FREE FOR ALL TIIOT, 2.40. Trot, 2.25 pace, are the classes for iiltontague Races. Three Hua- drod dollars in each class. Five per cent to enter. Entries close Saturday, July 29th. 613-—126—si

Samurai-Taoism

The Code of ' “a. al teaches Orientals llovv to die. The cult of Tsslsm teaches them hovv to live.

--BASEBALlL—Since the Sum mersidc School ‘Baseball field is too small for league and senior games, an effort ia being made to purchase 300N191‘ field more suit- able. Pelt oi the present field» is on the street and therefore it is impossible to fence it in, as a ball park should ‘be. With the" idea "n view to see "arrangements cau be made for the purpose of s snit-

We oi the West have fortunately copied the more human art of living. And hen to good manners, to choice convene, to isa plays an important part. it contributes. kindly relations. it has proved itself as a beverage the beat friend oi the human race. Serve it oftsnsr. you'll enjoy it always l1 it's

--FUNERAL LARGE-LY AT TENDED-The funeral of the late Miss Zillah Muirhead, toolcplacs from her late home Tuesday after- noon, and was largely attended. The pallbearers were: "Dhos; Ram say. Chas. Hensley, D. Gordon. Major Townsend, W. K. McGou- tan and A. S. McKay.

..'DlD l D0 WHAT? Mail my entry to T. G. Ives for the Monts- gue Races. Yes. They close this - Saturday. That's the place where you get your money soon as the race is over. Weira all going on August 9th. 614-26-41. PREMIERJLEOT OF '

MANITOBA i8 ONTARIO ' BORN AND RAISED

..*THE NEWEST iN SILK SHIRTINOS is here, also Crepe de Cherie and Georgette Blouses to match. Fancy voile blouses ‘with colored trimmings at 51.30. Ives s. Murdock Ltd. 6lll—~2G-——3i.

-—8T. ANN8 CELEBRATION- Sunday next is St. Ann! and the "lsual celebration of the day will ‘le held by bhe Micmacs at Lennon isle. and a large number of people ’rom all patrs of the ilsland will as usual, attend. {Besides the. egular services a memorial mono tnent in memory cf the soldiers of the parish who died during the wal- will be unveiled. Preparations are ‘icing made to convey larger nu-m- H°V° ‘m’ "m?" w‘ l" “flaring hers than usual to the interesting unless you see them at prices mom“ Island from $10 to $35.! Sizes 36. to 44. ‘ ‘ -

ives & Murdock 1std.609-—26—3i. _WEL£OME vlsn-on__ M:

Frank F. Tuplin, for-merly ~01 Sum merside but 110w of "ichigsh, who is visiting the island at- present, and whose magnificent car is at- tracting so much attention, re- _ cently contributed $1100 to the Kern oi Sum-merside are visiting Prince County Soldiers’ Monument friends in Tlryfifl. l

Fund. iMr. Tuplin is one oi the » outstanding pioneers in the silver black fox farming industry and to Mr, Tuplin is the credit for pion- eering the lndustry in the United States. the same as he pioneered - - and developed the industry that —-4Mis5 Plckard," who has been has made P. l]. Island famous tllelvlsiting in Summerslde the guest world over. iof Miss Nita Hensley has returned ——— ,. to Sackville, NB.

-—BRICK MAKlNGw-A new ln dustry. for which there should be ‘he mmlnli-"llserved in its construction and only g good future, has lust been start Seed Branch. and did excallentlihree o. four people are acqaulo- ed at Summersida- lMr. Wallace 8m" Success ‘W! with work in stimulating interim ‘ll-tea with the details Wcrltrnen em- ohilsht or Bloomfield Station, ac

‘Rev’ Mr‘ MacLmd W8‘ [he p'r°d““tl°“ °f hen" seed" o“: lo ed in the manufacture oi tlleiquired 'a property on Water St. mm naluml gm“ and hem“ Off-n” mrmamm o‘ the Prwmce mflaariyous parts are sworn to secrecy..\vest last spring and has lust com- ——— '

endeared him“)! to m“ ctnnlylsuskatchewa" m 1905 he was m‘ S e ial attention has been givenipleted the erection there of a »—<Mrs. H. E. lllicLellan, Cape

"m" i“ whlch he luqmnmg“ ‘med ‘° "l" ‘he sllperhllendellce I PC ‘m l‘ ‘ certain pretty and compact bungalow. toflhormcntlne, is spending the week

iiioved himself a most effeut of institutes and fairs, and, after l" ‘he "m?" 1w ch mivmgcb Eran“, which he has now moved Wm, higiend Wm, im- pafanlg‘ Mr, and preacher of the gospel of Chwtwo years. combined with that p?“ 1mm"? B5 Bud ll ehlzpe The family Mr Gallant is an “pen M“. Pmrlck HflmmelL , and an efficient minister. vol-k the position of Live Stock '5 “he m“ "t “fr” p‘ maker}; prggged cement bricks i

The lunar,“ w“ held at n mimsmonelz I t-traft will be fltt.d with two ea- and he is “m” up a nmnufactul“ o‘clock on Friday from Greenwood alhen the University of Sask- 5mm!’ “ch of B“ “‘,”°.“fl°"°", irlg plant with a capacity of 2.000 church. and not withstanding the-thévan was Qpened he accepted Designs have been m0 Hceddf»: bricks a dun He has had over i-‘OWHWW 0f "ti" a large roasts hslldofefllorfiliili 0! ‘Field use. both curse and wfl-BSPMI" “ml” eight year's experience in the bli- gation of all classes and crectls work tbsvlng supplemented his [lying B0195. M"! 111 each c3" me amass on {he 1518M am] tiled/lain- y“ l""“'"- trsihinlruelbh and his ‘practical ‘l’? l’ “r "‘ ““°°“ °' ma‘ “l a“ land lino 8B ilfl example 0i his

HE '5 sllrylved by a bmliwrwale work".8 y!" 0f libel-SYN!!! “Wm? bu“ mm has Ever below skill we'may mention that Dr. John ‘Mncibeod, one sister. ~Ml.as"siqes_ "tuned slates unjyer. been built. if descent ‘at sea Ganmws resin-en“ at Bloom Margaret MliQLeod. llolh in Bad- .535 work l, should be necessary, the ship will fléld ~was ‘bum saute-Ky.“ press“! deck, to mourn their sad loss, Rev 335M900 mam‘; husbandry at be able to land safely in the worst , b i k d m Mm i m A A Mach d ,1, ,. '1 _ id d 1d “an cemen. rcsmae y eg

- - - B0 0f T91R01» 1S 3 over this contirliim known all weather. it is ca. . an r e t years also‘ The Wang are in m“ nephew o! “he deceased" ihvtiiy 01:! lhedllfo u" "rnnizll-‘é 011g!‘ Oztmzcifid ggvlzgtgh the w“ er as good condition today as the day

CPGDQ lift er r 0 011 0 I111 9i‘ 5 - - ore built, and, unlike wood, he l, [he sumo};- oflgng, and 1f the normal freight We" '9‘ 0:02 ‘hot cost a penny for paint which are regarded M00100!!! placed by fuel the vessel would m. other mammnahce__provmg works in their line, namaandard be ablg m stay at sea for a very ma.‘ m the 4on5 run [hlajngfhod or Farming in Westen Panadaq)“. long period and this will likely bujmmg t5 by fa,- the Qhggpegp "C709 P10011000" 111 Wand give it considerable value_as l1 As a matter of fact, lMr. Gallant

fighting craft. it will also oe able

IN MEMORIAM“

MR8. JOSEPH LAWLOR

—t.\tiiss Jesse McDonald ls visit ing in St. Jullll, N- B-

“YINNIPEG, July 26—Tl'le new Premier-elect of Manitoba, John Bracken, B. S. A., is only 39 years old. and will he the young- est mall ever to be a Provincial Premier, with the exception of the late Sir Richard McBride. l-ie is a Canadian by birth. and educa- tion. and comes of generations of farming stock. J-ie was born and raised on a large dairy farm in the oounty-"cf Leeds, Ontario, and while he was still in his teens became Warden of the county.

After four years of farm man- agement Mr. lBracken took the B. S. A. course at the Ontario Agricultural College. and graduat- ed with honors, taking three scho- lnlships‘ and one proficiency me. (ial.

Mr. Bracken was one of the first team on live stock Judging at the {International iLlive Stock Show, Chicago, that brought to Canada the coveted trophy which is today one of the proudest pos- sessions oi his aims mater at Guelph.

Very shortly after graduatlnr lMr. Bracken came to Manitoba as representative of

-Mr. George Schurnlan. Munc- mn is spending Ihis holidays at his former home in town. H-

Tlle death occurred in the city Tuesday night of Mrs. Joseph Law ior, after alhout three weeks ill-- ness. The latte Mrs. ‘Lawlor was in good health up to this time. and her passing sway at thc early age oi 36 years will be mourned by her many friends in this city and country. The deceased leaves to mourn her husband and four children besides her mother. one sister and one brother, Will) will mourn her loss. The funeral will take place this morning at 10 oiclcck from her late residence. 184 Weymouth’ -St.. to Si. Duns- tan‘s Cathedral thence to Roman “athclic Cemetery.

--*0H YE8, We have them, night this way. What? A special lot 7i‘ Men's suits. purchased from an over smoked manufacturer at our own prices and you wouldn't be-

--.Mrs, E, W. Hughson left ‘Dues day morning on return to her home in Boston, Mass. '

of New

--.Viiss Ruby Hacker, _ home in

York, is visiting he; Sulnnlerslde.

Get a smartly Cool Palm Beach Suit

- Men’s Palm Beach Suits, two-piece, unlined. They come in tan, grey and lovatt. Siges 36 to 89 -- -- - - - - - - - - - - - $22-50

Grey Summer Sale 0f 5m“ Tweeds ' worth I0 $25

Men’s grey tweed Summer Men’s tweed and worsted

Suits, in single "and double _ breasted styles, also a few Nor- Suits, in browns, greys and plain folks, unlined coats and patch blues_ single and double breast- pockets, trousers are finished ed coat. Sizes 36 to 42. Regular with belt loops and cuffs. $20.00, $22.00 and $25.00. Your $25.00, $30.00 and $343.00. fihgice at . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$l8.00

Get a new Gabardine

Men’s Gaberdine Coats, all wool, raglan style, with full belt, medium fawn shade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20.00 and $25.00'

Sale of Boys’ lWash Suits i

Boys’ Wash Suits in Oliver Twist, Middy and Sailor styles for boys from 2 to 7 years. $1.25 Suits, now -. . Alli-ill) $2.00 Suits for ----------$1-69 $1.50 Suits, now .. .. $1.25 $2.50 Suits for ---- - - - - - 132-00 $3.00 Suits, now . - . - . . . $2.40 $41K) Suits, for . . . . . . . . $3.20

5.00 Palm Beach Trousers 3 50

Men’s Palm Beach Trousers, in plain cream and cream with black pin stripes, regular $5.00 value, t0 clear - - -- - 33-59

Sale of Men’s Straw Halts

Men’s Sailor Straw Heats, plain and rough straw. $200 Hats, now ...ili1.60 $3.00 Hats, now .. 402.40 $250 Hats, ngwl . . . . . . . $2.00 $41K) Hats, ngw . . . . . . . $3.20

Child’s Straw Hats, all sizes and shapes, worth to $2.00, toclear........................ $1.00

. . . tii"é‘f.'i...’l.‘§flififl"'leli“fiewié ' ttlrn t: Montreal Mondlly mornins Largest in World

(Special to The Guardian.)

LUNDON, July 26.—~A great llylug boat, the largest air liner in the world, is under construction st the super-marine aviation "vol-ks. Southern-tron, says tile Daily Chrcn lcie. It will be able to fly ‘from an English port to New York in twenty-four hours, the paper says. and may carry thirty to forty-pas- sengers in addition to the Crew.

‘The greatest secrecy is being oh-

~Mrs. C. Kern and Miss Grace

‘0 0 ‘this provlnl

‘yiilionhths. an- EV. MALCOM N. MacLEOD —-Mrs. John Large who spent a , the winter visiting her daughters in Boston and New York has rem

turned home.

at DECK, July 22-There died evenirome in town Wednesday lLeud. Iev. lMalcolm N. Mac- six monlto age of 8i years atld in early 10f the Ciillhhe was o colporteul- thlrt-y year-s i. Bible Society for iive years in twas for twenty- foliowing congreginistry in the town, Cape Nonth us: English- D. 11,, in which he Dundas, P.

I-tfisi / colorless » enicenof s. L. directing“ lsticc. Crllt . _ _lr' detect ' g ‘sleilieutw de 5 slnosjfis "regs § y escape fr- diagram ' "shill; has h Vviuthe prolot "s dlo not a inlly the a a g l have mad- t v the prison- , why- or lb: , syescaped. g3" 5 a authority.

—Dr. l-loneywill‘ oi‘ Cuba who has been visiting in New London, the guest of Mrs. Lucy Ferguson, leflu for Chsrolttetown yesterday morning.

——lDr. William Lsrned Allan and Mrs. Allan and Mr. Van Patten. who were the guests of Mrs. W.-A Brennan left on return this Tues day ‘morning.

—-4Mrs. Ii-iale, and daughter, Miss Dcrls, are visiting on the Island, Mrs. Hale having Ibsen called home on account of the illness oi ihell mother. Mrs. lSilss Raynor. Greenmount.

Montague Horse Races

Wednesday August 9th. $900.00 in premiums. Following are - the classes: Free for all Trot, Purse $300.00, 2.40 Trot $300.00, 2.25 Pace, $300.00 and entry fee of ii per cent in all classes. Entities vim Saturday. July 29th. National Trotting Association rules to gov era. Mall your entries early to T. G. ives, Secretary. .

-.Arllnng those leaving by the car ferry on Tuesday were: Mrs l-lugllsdn, to Boston, Mrs. Prich ard to Ssclwills, hoth these lad leg had been visiting in town. Mllss Rena lLinkletten- to Boston. also Dr. andMMrs. ,Wlil.la,rm . L. Allen, who had been vlelting hero, returning tolheir home in Daven- port, ia. ‘ B

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fDORONYPO, July 26—+D. B. Han- na. president of the ~C.N.R. hoard, which resigned in a body yester- day, was qustioned today respect». ing the premier‘s opposition to the

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, ifllfolcemenlt i fleets... .

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s- its grill-

Conude." In addition he is “l1 _ thinks. iwith freight rates now author of no less than 26 pam -,, glimb rapidly to considerable ai- lcts on vsricus subjects pertain-lump ‘ lug to field husbandry. m, Scott Payne lifted the W" .in 1920 Mr Bracken was the un- Cfipfflcy when interviewed by the animous choice of the Board of pmmoliys Bouthomillfl" Mme!‘ Directors of the llrltluitdba Agricul tight tural College to fill the position "to go tthflill! built?’ he 50m of President. ' tn ygfy jaand stop at sea. even on. Bracken married Alice Wy- mill‘)! ehiew- weather Th e Pl“ lie Bruce oi‘ Guelph, eha has foul’ that will tbé-uto colwtfllcl I hill sons. and yet can Mildly lmwmly -—-——<_°> living quarters (T5979 M“ be ' sAvs CHOIR aova- crew. ‘Ward for the ~——*--—————--—————- EMPTY CHURCHES "The idea m this t, - ‘ ,, e I _ conceived at the supflt ship was tlon works and we pliifl“ "Vi" the Air Ministry about 9 hem" months ago. We are nowwnee“ ing t-he plan at these wolilfimll" the Ali‘ M-i-nistry. We ‘have ti"

coming down, the day ls not far distant when the initial cost will be quite as low as vwood. 1A8 there is an unlimited supply of sand and gravel adjacent to Mr. Gallantls premises he should bc alble to manufacture and supply these bricks as cheaply as any? where in Canada. either for entire buildings ol- tor flue gnd foundation work.

assoc. or kiln?“ i.” rreiilprehle - lbeels publ 1 ———»~—uQOiI———--

ls NORTH oMTMtio

l l ~ t "h" l‘ L‘ sun or ms RAINBOW?

kestfor his "the Under gevoit‘ » 0 dew 7aml ~

MONTREAL, July 26—Aiter 20 years as a pilot on the Mersey. Captain J. A. lrelsm Jones, a re- tire-d pilot of the Allan Llllénllfl! 50.63119‘; "Hanna order," seed prowess ‘with the hull come with his Wife to Canada, to mm, 0mg, In question,” said -Mr. it is annealed to be ready i lueim a tel-lune twhlch he believes Hm,“ c, m, order futlbldflfflg gny launch!“ my September‘ The Con” l5 “W510”! him i" ‘he 9°" "1 employe of the national railways elation of the ilvios best, I expect. quQlBrn Ontario. The property in "on, ‘sunning m, parliament o, ac Wm take about Niel" mmmm" New!‘ l“ m m“ nemmmrhimd 0' cepting a llolnin-ation. it is not di- acreswhmrd- “d “(waists 0i 35° rected against the wage earning em l, fiche/ell ‘Gilliam Jim" "WW" ployes ln particular. it applies and cdbfllfled with 511V"- "lckd- to all light down to the lowest

officials. The ttwo men who ran

mppmt I, Qnly waiting to he for the legislature in Manitoba

tain Jones isbee“ °wn°d by ca!’ . anew they were violating this order,

but it was only“ pa" 2,5 Yum m,“ m, ac-cldenawo mo" he It" and automatically -were forced out of the service.

is illelleved in the learned "l" n be a, veritsblq gtql-El-‘h ‘mulliry- t" The order was in accordance -wil.h our whole policy oi leaving

l is. Th ld .° "l m“ m “are e o “'0 1115. politics out of the business of the national railways."

wife, who, having bee wing a‘

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I m‘ e n oumy Don '4‘ 11'6" "What effect will the premierhs opposition have on the Hanna or

land, for the past six years". d dsr?" he lwas asked.

upnughelr household effect of M t ' a or on m“ on the "The order still stands," ‘replied!

Star-Dominion liner Canada, av-li

. ‘LONDON, July 26—"The more jhesutifully choir boys sing. the lmore deadening to living religion Ido they become." I This is "the opinion of the Rev. F‘. Gelkie-Cobb, the rector of the Church of St. Ethelburga, Bishop sate. who has written an article ad vlsng other churches to follow his example of substituting women ior boys in the choir. ,

"Boys." be writes. "would cease

to be boys if they understood or cared for the theological statements ~ - they are called to translate into terms oi music. Their existence. I . lAre you thin? lls your comlple!

therefore. as choir boys lends an air of unreality and_ lndevotianl to m" disfigured Wm, embarrassing "'5" permmmnces" pimples, blackheads or bolls’! Do Much of the-current aversion to m“ ma] “(mud out»; n m’ l, church going hos-it! 7°01 "5 u“: means that celttlsliu vitality essen- vague feeling that church services “a, elements a" “cktnn m you]. on their musical side are perform- (00,, Th,‘ lack may lend ,0 Se» ances rather than acts of worship. "us mm,“ and awn“! your m‘, by many years. The thing to do,

bsaeasseslooesalsaa

Eye-Glasses Froiii $2.00 t0 $10.00

From East Point to Gaps leer is a big territory, yet right serous this ssaos

Parkman Supplies the Big Majority of Eye-Glasses

llmlly because PARK.

Please Pay that bill today

If you received an “approbation bill” from us about the

first 9f July, may we remind you that it was due when rendered. The items -wlere simply placed “on approbation.” for a few days as a miatter of convenience and are expected to be settled for as soon as your ‘bill is rendered; ’

WE Tés ‘a reminder-An case you have overlooked it.

"You may prefer a boy's voice to