ONDAY. g g g , o _____3:ir_¢i__<1*jARL°TTE1'°WN GUARDIAN ' -~=—~~~ ~ ~"~ "u ‘ "5 ‘E‘“£ g v Hiess‘ for All Bran and corn Flakes-

Speaking Of Sports

Is the oatmeal and sliorter Catech- ism a relic of old time or foo heat- ing on the digestive apparatus?

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. . ' 1 i] I _ l r‘ I —RADl0 BNITERIES. order now X 1 1 g i- i a, 3.366s’ a26,,_,,_24-2,_' Q } While the main-idea. m the camp ‘ I I ‘i —~ l“ “ ‘° "" ever alle f Sol 7 ' t 1 -mc AUCTION sau". at Carle- I é s ' athletics and bgveiirli stzemzpezael (By L 5_ guncroll, United Press , n O ‘ ion slsvllding, tirldai‘. August at I mlgilﬂlienﬁtﬁlflsitgme Mime dermal Boom Editor) f . , a P. -, on 9 PIG“! 5G5 O 5 a 9 ES Ernest w_ Harpel. Fine herd NP they curry "_ brethren have been able to tum the ma“ to H“. “mud Tenn m “my g ("lg-holder jg J _ " lstcred Holstein come, consisting of - ‘ 8°“- b“ ‘”° Pmfivfnih c1213: . iasanunuoo h" 394mm?‘ “h”! “'9'” t° seventeen females, three young bulls. germs o army °x prﬂessmn: stoma gave to ' , Will hi! lﬁllfﬂil, bllU U115 merit v ' Quantity c! mm mﬂchmeri- see many gkzig‘ 2:212; u ye, name, Partisan: of theNew York Giants keeps PEG TOP in ﬁrst place,‘ hand bills. It not fine will be held e "8" h d’ V“ an ‘om; m ha” new ‘mum cheer i "hug other. fouow. O first ﬁne day following. 8255-8-22-21 5,5535 side has been ‘ivhitevgl! ‘Omgsﬂ Bu)‘: when m. m“ Daub“ “um u Q n '-'——' . 33:31: ttlxzgmgaiukngeﬂt the started. John McGraw, veteran ' RPEG T0?" i180 maintained _ —BINI>ER TWINE sold right at ii th New Yo ken al- leadershl or ti! ears,‘ FIRST 1303111191"? “m” "e" SmVERTONE Braces. 8266-8-24-21. ' younger members “is “imp Zﬁzgiiiilsostardia to lineruP iiomo in qualif; and lgRgT T0 SEAL _, -~< - a w . _ . . .‘ ,. , l-y “Sh” lmhbﬁm’ "M" m’ ‘lemgncd m "’_' comisoTeioikif lfiioinioiiiﬁ M11 mama i" "w 1"" ""1 THAT QUALITY IN MOISTURE- late summer and Early Fa“. Brown’ Green, —CAR ACCIDENT-As apart,’ or iii; i: paift in these 101: the first race‘ H" ﬁr“ acqummon w“ that PROOF CELLQPHANE. ; Navy Red, Light Blue, Sand and Grey. four were returning from the Char- time The comm satmu o; Mound Kggnggkg. gm- plgygr o1 " ' ’ ' . lottetoivn Exhibition on'Thursday ' m A - Assmggggon Indian. Sizes 14 i0 20. An amazing value! . ' evening to summerside’ their ca: illgy Night ticiemszlinéillezilﬁdulfililxliingei spans club. Koenecke i! an on“ 50 CEI wisp 2s CELANESE w“ “m ‘"°° by‘ “ “m” “"1 m “Mswmzl Cm” bcianwilhiilt oi thatsiioem m. “Saint ‘wlderﬂnd "l" °°°°m° mm“ "5" ‘i. h‘ DRESSES WlliCh turned out of a lane near the father and the husimnd prays; ow m phyem I DRESS >1 Hunter River. In trying to avoid as wen as selecting what passage "n", who know Mcgggw mum-

the Ford the Summerside driver turned his ‘car into the ditch. The fenders on the right side were bent upwards as they came in contact with the bank. The springs and axle were also damaged . Fortun-

ately say that he is vastly disturb? ed over the tactics of many of his‘ charges this season ‘Ilia-re has not‘ been enough of the old fight and. fire to suit the driving McGraw, So he has served notice on his hands.

he shall read. We live in the days of division of labor and in a great many ways we think it is an 1m- provemeut on the one-man plan. It may be ‘that some of our loamers will be in such a case and their

771a Presbyteridw Summer Cdmp

$4.75

Clever NEW Dresses for late Summer and early Fall, freshly from

Hcre’s an EXHIBI- TION value that has just come inio stock, very new

the makers. Sizes 14 to 44, design, just from the IitCiY no one was hurt-s. On Tuesday. Aﬂsust 4th. there as- l “med hem Wm be hap- mm m the ma. or the season, that h ' B ‘ s Nuv ' makers N zivv Brown Sembled from ‘muons parts or ‘he expat Once g he intends t0 d0 iﬂmetliill! mike 5 ow“ m rmln" * 3 ’ ‘ ' ~ ’ ’ ful to them and to others also.

Island, a representative number of ministers and young people for the annual summer school. The gen- ial Dean Director and Registrar, Rev. R. Hensley Stavert was early on the grounds. and had as Lieu- tenant, Rev. W. M. MacKay, the Missionary Superintendent of On- tario. While the C. G. I. T. group that had been occupying the grounds for the eight days previous had not yet left, there was room found for all and merry inter- changes were made during the day. The attendance was large for such a gathering and the prevailing spirit was all that could be desired. While it is regretted that some of the

--ATTENDED snafu. FISHER- IES ASSOCfATION-Dr. A. W. H. Nccdlcr and his wife, Dr. A. B. Needlcr, of the Biological Board of Canada at Toronto, who have charge of the Research Station at Ellcrslie, P. E. Island, for the devel- uipmcnt of oyster culture, attended ‘the Shell Fisheries Association of North America, which was held at Sayville, Long Island, New York, on Wednesday and Thursday of last week. The convention was a com- bined one of the National Shell-

fishcrles Association and the Oy- ’ sters Growers‘ and Dealers‘ Associa- tion of North America. Among these attending the convention were

way of cleaning house.

The chief Giant need is for pitch- ing talent. 5am Gibson, San Fran- cisco hurler, is being sought by Mc- Graw according to present reports. It is also understood that Mac has his eyes set on some of the pitchers

i in

ti th fuel to make a success of u? two‘ Many angina, poems of heads are in trading moods during ’

great mom have already appeared the oﬁ season some interesting deals

and there are more to follow There Wm be closed’ generosity. "She heard of the need

is no doubt that the influences of the camp will permeate all parts of the Island. All points are represent- ed as far apart as Murray Harbour North on the south cast and Alber- in these two departments and came, forward volutarlly with these gen- erous gifts, Dean Martin said. Dr. Martins announcement read: "Mrs. Hutchinson has given $10,- 000 to the department of psychiatry to be used in connection with the work being done by Dr. David Slight. Within recent years Dr. Slight has made advances in tbn teaching of this subject and 118a also been engaged in research work of very high ‘order. The fund pro- vided by Mrs. Hutchinson is to be used for ,l1(iV3l'lCiIlg his interest in this work. Mrs. Hutchinson has also given

Green or Black. Sizes 14 to 20. Compare with

usual $7.50.

New “ Traveltweed ” DRESSES $8.95 r

Among the freshly new thing's that have comc to the department within the last two or three days, this is oneiof the most attractive.

Printed Travel Tweed Silks, in the last New York models. Brown, Green, Grey and Blue

Black and Green. A

ZLOINIEI‘ value

_'I‘he campfire and reading of the Journal for the clay have the spec- ial place that close the gathering and of these, we can not here speak particularly. Suffice it to say that they constitute a part of the great plan of the director and these all

Koenecke Real Star of Minor Circuit

Koenecke has made a real rec- ord with Indinnapolis. At the time of his acquisition by the Giants he

effects .. . . . . . . . . . l‘. . . .' . . . . . . . $8.95 .D,.I n‘ w’ Dodson o; the Ministry leaders and pupils were transients, Eoiti on the North west and all places had a batting average or m5 ab Travel Tweed Suit in Slllllilll‘ fabric, new ‘(if Agriculture and Flslici'ics,_Nortl1 there were several who slaved full ° wem- quhed p, 98 games‘ He was credit- iesigns . ____________ _ $1050 wiles. Ga: Dr. c. M- rouge. of mne- Amm‘! ‘he W" w” “w Space will not porn‘ it a. mu des- ed with having batted in 95 runs.

leader of the Bible Study Group, Rev. Thomas A. Rodger, of Belfast, who for the third your in succes- sion, has carried on this very impor- timt part of the large and varied programme. We believe this ls an excellent class. A strong help is giv- en by Rev. W. M. MacKay, whose il- lustrations and descriptions of the fourfold development of man has been followed with interest and led to _mucli serious thought for the per- sonal preparation for our impoitant place in service. Mrs. Rev. Alex. R. Gibson, of Montague; Miss Chris- tina Currie, of Murray Harbor North audMiss MacKcnzlc, student dea-

—Miss Grace Romekc returned to concss on P311‘! are in charge of llﬂ‘ home in New York. after a two the Mission stud}. Classes and me ‘"1415 "ilcﬂiiml i" m1‘ Mme in Sum" presenting different phases of this m"5id°~_S~ very live subject and extremely in- teresting to the young women.

In the large Department of Pres- byterian Church History and Doc- trine, tlierc are scvcral lectures. Rev. Moorheud Legato. of St. James Church, Charlottetown on Wednes- diiy gave iui introduction to the |Wcstminstcr Standards. noting the necessity of teaching thesc in our pulplis and Sabbath Schools be- cause the great minds of thc world had all received thciuimpvtus 1.1111 the strong teachings of Calvinism.

On Thursday, Rev. Mr. Currie

ihc Marine Biological Association. Plymouth, England: Di". John Eync. bactcriologilst, of Guys Hospital London, England, and others. On 'I‘hui>scluy' -afternooi\ there was a . cruise of oyster boats off Grecnport F Harbour and a. display of dredging V. and oyster cultivation. Island read- ers will remember that Dr. Need- 1C1‘ has been at Ellcrslic for the past two years, studying the cultivation of the oyster beds on the north shorei-S.

cription of the several exercises of the camp from ‘the morning whistle at 7.15 a. m. till the lights are out at 10.30 p. m., but much benefit to the young people must result from their fellowship with one another at the meals, at the lectures and sports. The Bible lesson gets most attention as in daily life this is first of all and the Epistle to the Rom- ans bcing the book that is chosen for study. Great interest is seen in the poitions there unfolded by the leader. Rev. Mr. MacKay is a host in himself and in his black- board work gives illustrations of the nature of the development of the person. The study of child mind and soul is shown by illustrations drawn from real life in his experi- ences as Superintendent and to tell of the Missionary lectures and in- spirution given by Mrs. Gibson. of Montague, Miss Currie, of Murray Hui-hour North and Miss MacKen- zie, the student deaconcss on the Is- land would need a volume. Suﬁlcc it to say that there was a hearty‘ response to the appeals and some desire to follow the subject further in the tvomcns Missionary Socie- ties. The lecture on the HistoryJ Doctrines and Government of the Presbyterian Church as expounded followed a similar course but dcalfby Revs‘ Legam of Charlottetown; largely with the fouiidktions louicurﬂc‘ of Murray Harbor-Norm; 4 n i ‘ ‘Dr. Fraser, of Alberton, and Wil- whlch our bmcfs “c” bascd “WW liainsou, oi Malpcquc. as well as by vlous to their rc-statcinent dui-lnggm“ M_ E‘ Gcngc, o‘ Marshﬁeldv v the Period of the Protestant Rc-‘were treated from various angles ,

formation Crccds of ancient Oflﬂinlﬂnd a deep interest “m, anemia“,

He ls something of a. home run hit- ter. too. Within two days after he had been informed of his sale to the Giants he won three games by hit- ting homers.

Koenecke broke into organized baseball with the Quincy Club of the Three I league. That was in 1929 and he started his career with a. season batting average of .325 He played with Quincy and springl field in 1930 and hit .349.

----_--_.._. AIDS MCGILL RESEARCH WORK

Freshervthan ever

$1.95 QUALITY FISHNET ‘CHIFFON

HOSE

CLEAR AT

$1.50

Broken sizes in Fish- net Full Fashioned Chiffon H0sc._ Biegc Clair, Gunmetal, Smoky, Promnade, Tafian. Reg- ular $L95 for .. . . . $1.50

Dr. Brodie has already done some very interesting research in con. nectlon with the prevention and euro of this dread disease. This gift will allow hlm to complete his xe- search.

‘bit a time of stringent financial circumstances and great need, Mrs. Hutchinson's gifts are partlcularlv welcome and will go far in promot- lng McGilPs research work."

PERSONALS —"'__ MONTREAL, Aug. 23—Research

work» at MoGiil University will be aided by two recent gifts o! Mrs. Blanche Hutchinson of Les Orm- eaux, Bale d'Urfe, Que, 1n gnnoung ing receipts oi‘ the donations Dr. C. F. Martin, dean of the Faculty of Medicine. paid tribute to the gipoiitaneity of Mrs. Hutchinsonk

PHIUADELPHIA, Aug 21 (U. P.) i -Hali' the spendable America enters the pockets of those who dwell in one-seventh of its crew-the Atlantic coast states ac- the sum of $4.000 to Dr. Maurice cording to a recent survey made Brodie to be devoted to his expcri- by the Philadelphia Business mental work on infantile paralysis. Progress Assoclatlonl

P. _I’s. 25c SALE

P. J. lias always been the pioneer and leader in the battle for Lower Cost of Llviiig._ For the next ten days he is offering the most amazingly low prices on his merchandise that have been offered in this Province for twenty years. Read the listed items over carefully and make up your order .'l‘here are scores of other bargains in his store which space will not permit mentioning.

WHAT 2s GENTS wiu. BIIY

lnnﬂvsq-r

-Judge McInnls, of Minnesota, with his wife and daughter. who is a medical doctor of Milwaukee and their son, Donald. were visitors to Summersldc last week. They ac- companied Rev. J. J. McDonald to thc picnic at Grand River, whcrc Mr. Donald Mclnnis gave some flue selections on the bngplpcs.—S.

High Twist, Slicer Silk to Top. FRENCH HEEL Picot edge. $1.50 for

................... $1.25

~—Ml‘. and lvfrs. Eldred Buchanan. _. who spent their vacation in Sum- ..; uicrsiclc 10ft on Saturday for their ‘l home in Moncton, N.B. 'I'hey were ' accompanied by ilic formers par- _. ants. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Buch- 2 Ianau. The party intend to take a l motor trip through Nova Scotia. Mr. ' 'aud Mrs. Roy Buchanan and little

6 Week-end l Bargains for MEN

Flannel Pants, in Plain Fziwns and Greys.

Also Stripes. Worth up to $7.75 zit$ pair................ . . . . . . . ,

169 Queen Street

CASFORD & WHITE

Phone 1145

Plumbing, Heating and

Roofing Contractors

Now is the time to attend to your plumbing and heating. We specialize in Mogul, Sirdar and Arco Boilers. We carry a complete line of Plumbing Fix- tures. Give us a chance to ﬁgure on your next job. Our prices are right. All work done by experienced work- men.

‘ four inlili-in wllli :i liiilo winter nfler

\v'nlr:li you I'll" ultulu Loni any druu- glai. lll r-lilmr pmvilr-‘l- or iulilvl furui. ‘.l‘nkc ii lcnsp-u-ulul of lhc powder nr

your neat iflﬂfli, uud 14cc \\'ilill. u dif- fcn-nr-n this lllllkﬂél. 1t will iuuliiiilly ncutrulizc iill‘. iliin ruins, linrniful nvlil iii tne alumni-l: which now PllllHPii Ylllll‘ mud in fvrnu-u‘. uiiil sour, iuuk- lug gins, wind, flatulence, heartburn iiuil Hm lilnnlcd n: lic-iivy. lumpy fool- ing flint FPAIIIXS tn folio ilili-g 3'1" wit. You vun enjoy your iul. ii Your n! indigestion.

w mnst cvery- cription,

bers at the tables in the dining hall. We must not forget to men- tion the good quality and generous quantity of food prepared by the genial Mr. Smith and his two help- crs. The character of this part of the program is beyond all iicn des- but it is surprising how many Scotch phDliS express a fond-

" BGRlNGING u? FATHER

Nﬁ/DEARMAN-WCI-Iﬁfbl-JILXIMTER IN YOUROM/N HOMB-‘IQJ ML€TLAY

wmﬁa-rinaearuzvicl N: - was: 40w’

for the splendid meals provided with

such a gcnial spirit. May we all rc-

tum next year prepared for the

greater camp that we expect and

may the influence of this year's

camp reach to every corner of tho‘ lsland-(P. W. Currie).

Mlmsnli Llnlment for Nenrnlgla- _ .... .. _,._.......____:_ __ .._ -._...

izeczwzo/mnm "n-nouai-cwiwnrr/

Pl F n . h d W 1h tiflrtulflntog Kathleen will accompany cxtuigiliiilcdd and the basis of given by m, of m? “(huts Shaw“, g “S ours’ a new S a 95' or ' ‘_ I m \ cs a 1s u‘ ' that Vic c subjects arc not dull nor - - . up to $775 for _ ‘ "' _ “ On Thurgd-“y, Rev, Kim. Fraseryidsnd r s Island made 4-Stimg BROOMS, Tomato Ketchup. best quality. . . I ' i I i . I i i . . ' . ‘ U ‘ . . . of Albcﬁol“ gm” a locum‘ ‘m m“ Til-l! camp fire Gatherings with excellent ‘value’ each ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' c quart bottles’ each’ ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' Silk Knit Shirts and Shorts. Suit 1 Government of. the Cllllfch “mimicry and community songs dosed Tomato Soup . . . . . . 3 cans 25o Bananas Per dozen 25o I these courses with mo" dufercrluili\\'il_\‘b‘ with the dccpei- appeal for Peal . . . . . . .. 3 cans 25c Oran es H‘ 139 dozen 25c . i r _ _ . _ _ yet uniform Cllili-{ICICP show ihc‘ the “n, or ,.e,.\.1ce as X, mung c105, pa," _ _ 2 can! 25o Raisins, bulk 2 lb. 25c sllk Km‘ Cnmbmatlons‘ Sun I -~—— strength of the church. Th~ suunc t u .17 f m d I 1i Salmon I 2 ‘ Beans . . . . . . .. 8lb.25c I To Ni-uiruliri- _.\l' ' wul Fvrmonfu- courses Wm prevail [or u“. Nmuhr u m m‘ Mum’ 0 c Ry and n i " can“ 25c Rolled Oats .. 7 lb. 25c » _ _ _ _ _ _ llnn. i-rml-‘iii- liulilzrxluil. hour _ , \ ‘ ' _ present joined in "Taps." We can 51'5"" - - ~ - - - - ~ - - - - - - - - -- P" "l1 25° Surprise Soap 5 cakes 25c Fine Rib Ixmt Combinations. Long kiihsy bli-murh- (191 it?‘ ti." if": igndtit Wm D10"! B conceive o; no better. plans for m- P0? and Beans 3 cans 25c P. dz G. or Pearl Soap . . . . . . . Gcakes 25c - , _ 8W1 B "I111 R11 0 310 Yvlllli‘; llw- . , La d‘ 2 lb. 25c Rolled Oats premium package .. . . .. Each 25v sleeves and legs.‘ Suit . . . . Mrl-l.;.|.l,.v|.-“who? l intuit-i"i-uiiliifﬁaigr; $81,, lircpiigg W10“, m. leudcrshlp izlchﬂgycggigllsngegzilgaxtﬁli: §£:;“sl:::r_ néugcfnne, i? ._v._.._.'.c..n.‘.ﬂ.l.ek.... .3lb._25e Broadcloth Shirts. Plain shades. Separate Zf'.'i'“iii“i'i‘.'-' ..‘..'I.'-.‘.“‘Iionlﬁdiriff ¢-'-'.'.'..T...§;'.'_'v “Th” m?“ “w” m‘ _ in all its activities. h“, your...’ "f, gQckug-e: 25: RAMS, from 5 ll 1 lb. per u». 25c . n-lii-t-sniiiv:illicu nut vvvii nun. ° 5091115159 M m9 ""1113 15 0"“ we must 5n that misc 15 due to Balm; sod; Choice Bacon . . . . . . . . .. Per lb. 25o collar and collar attached. Shades B L , ,,~ .. ... 111' ,,, ,,, ,.,,.,,,,,,. ,1... I n . _ _ Y P s iiiiackazu 25c . . i mp2," "J,','_j," m. ﬂu ‘emu, at ,, 15;.“ ° 5 Smmg “Mums and "m". 15 we Re“ R_ Hensley Suva-g’ {qr the’ C .. .... 3 tins 25o Fresh Salmon and all kinds of Moat: at will“, Cream, Biue- E80}! - - - - - - lqsunfiml ,\|,,,,,',,.,,_., __ m, n“, "m1... an utter absence of all stillness or ' ‘f rolls 26c Lowest Prices. L urv U1i|ll|lIl-l'1'I.|l r Vllilil‘, iuzluic 0i’ f . l“ _ th l . ancient way he managed an ‘he, - iullk, bur. pure i-lﬁllfﬂlﬂi bluguesiu mm“ y “mung c gm’ ‘med lnem- details 41nd t0 MI‘. Smith, the 600k,‘

r. J. MacD ONALD

COR. K\ENT and PRINCE

PHONES .888 and 869

Whether it runs, swims, flies or grows. If It's good to eizt we have it-

llv George McMiinuS