ucvsr 10,1922 .. 5.

iioiisie iinrsity

HALIFAX, iv. s.

srlr re, Common-r. Music, Plus-navy, Igqw, lllty. _

I run wmi . EBZEMLYEARS

0n Face and Am. Ind Sleep. Ileals.

"l moot-us: for about two ylslowitbscssma, it blots out on

of 0 , live of $100 euclt. dud u results o! matricula- cxsminatlons. Benn-miner 27- 022. Ono reserved for Hull- founty, one for (‘spa Breton, for New Brunswick. and one

‘rlncc Edward island.

"P YEAR liC-IIOLAIIIIIIIPB. e oi‘ U200. three of $100 each. rdcd on results of first your.- tc-nsble during second your. ‘EIISITY IIALI:

ence for men. on bsitiu of h \Vest Arm.

RliEFl‘ BALI. ,.

residence for women stu.

H.

‘IFTIIATION DAV! ‘ ii facilities (except for Final ants in Medicine and Dentis- wlm must register on Sep- er 13th) are October 2nd und Iislifsx students must regis- wn the 2nd.

PIIIIED BEGIN

"I bsgsn using Cuticuro Seafood Ointment and immediately ound lslieflsnd otter uiing one esko of Soap snd one box of Ointment l was healed." (Signed) Min Helm Moria, 4259 Msrylnnd 8L, Ba Diego. Quinn-April l8, 1021. -

Use Cutlcuro 801p, Ointment ‘m! Tsicum exclusively for ovary-day‘

JPNdBY, October 4th. w“. puqw.a' . »

1411,]. INI-‘OIHIQTION I 9|‘ l l ' -

{Hymlfralflon or y e‘ er ‘o mflooislovoetsilbotltj,

THE cnARwmToY-‘N

THE cENIRAII-fclilniiiiilig

snow from Batman's can“,

ROIIN HOOD FLOUR is sntosd topiosse you better.

towels large size $1.00 pair. '

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rag. $1.60 fol 000-10-31 v

at $1.60 per pair. Purdie Fergus on, Shoe Co. Ltd. _, Aug. 0 21

t‘ 709-4411

presenting Peudlston Bros.

Lunds Hotel, Kenslngton, Wednesday to Frlduyf

HAMPTON

, from 11th. '

i ‘M conoitsasriou

LD.. minister services {or August 13th, Bpnshsw at ~11, Hampton at

Competition, ‘I922

Prizes forFieids of Oats. Wheat. Barley, and

Certified Seed Potatoes.

There will be competitions in the three coun- where there are fiv-e or more entries each for t. 381F195’. Oats 8nd potatoes grown from certi - -e . t 'I_‘he number of prizes, in each county, will be rtionate wi-th the number of entries. Prizes paid according to the score. For wheat and forty cents, oats and potatoesfifty cents a will be paid for each point of the, score above

Rules and Reiillltilions.

1.--A field of oats shall consist of at least-five 7 of wheat and barley three acres, of certified ,fl'pot_atoes two acres. - r I ’

I 2.—An entry fee of $1.00 shall becharged, for irst, and fifty cents for each additional entry of 'i,,,and $1.00 for each entry of potatoes.

. 8.—The entry fee shall accompany the appli-

.4.—Entries shall be made to the Department culture,_Charlottetown, not later than Aug.

v .

.—-Oompetitors should notify the Depart - of~~Agriculture at least one week. previous to nwhlch harvesting will begin. , i 6.—The judging will bé,_don_'e__by representa - the Department of Agriculture. —-Competitors are requested to note the fol‘- requiremients for standing fields of oats only. he field must be seeded with (a) registered Oats; (b) Seed from field, which had been h registered seed and inspected andapprov- growing; (c) Seed from fields that have or more years in the competition, and have ' , _ less than 24 1-2 out of 25 points for purity oved by the Department of Agriculture.

i

Mark iiMcGuigamBA

BARRISTER, BOLIGITOR, ETC Monsv to Lear. Cameron Block Charlottetown, P. B. island

._.___-_-..->—q-v-,~

l-I. J. Pslmor, K. C. H- I-- Film" Barristers, Eto. Isnlt of Novn 8ootil Building Gh-rlottetown, P. E. I. Money to Loln

II P. l‘. Island, Consul Prinoo 8t.

‘I AILY, 11 to z p. m.

HESSIAN

olioltor ,Notsry Public E

to. EV T0 LOAN P. I. island

d 8n Bentley

BENTLEV. K. O.

A. BENTLEY

one snd Attornoyo NEY TO LOAN

' of N. 8. Chambers sy b0 oonsuitod oi!

t ill Hliinboro It.

aid 8n McPhea B. A.

DONALD MoKINNON Barrister, Attornoy-st-Lsw Office-Royal bank Building Charlottetown, P. E. Island

t; N. Y. Post Grsduots urwltdlosiuaohool and i-iolPIm

snd Throst -

opposite Guardian Oiiieo

t t a)“ ' Telephone 860d.

1

Monsou s2 lnrrlstsrs and Attornoy-st-I-IW

MONEY TO LOAN Iolioitoro tor loyal Bank of Osnsdl

H. F. MoPIiIO

srs, Attbrnoy, Eto. onsy to Loon llding, Ch... '

s4

@511. Miss... . . '0ph. D.

Stewart II. C. I

ms Qoiloltor. so arm Wm“- , fofz-"t-houllllilzn Isnlt o1 I ' I n I gyu examined" snd allll" ll ; . O M I . ' . »'"r.'.::.~.1r:i-":t::"-»-~ I95 3'- MACS ~ i168 Garrison ;;¢v;‘P-fn"'_,""' "i“?'“ jirulfiioili . B D‘ " your; 10-! and 2-4. hi. ' i I s’ a o - ‘ "

Tuberculosis lpsolslllt on Rood, Chirlottstown one in lolseted 6660s

p | I t" m. tii-ic..'m"-"

Palmer ‘I 8n Palmer .

McLean 8n MoKinnon

Dr. 0. 01.01.565.111

Fraction limited ways. hi‘. "o" .~ Oflloo Bayer Building, Great Gsorgo

on“. Hqupy-O to ‘l2 l. m. ‘I 00'

DUFFY

l i

Tsispilsnofl‘! .

3 and Tryon st 7.30. A cordial welcome for all. f

30 inch English white cotton

l finished soft for the noodle. 5 yda

for 75c, reg. 22c yli. Friday and Saturday-Beer & Wscks. ' ' 900-10-31 _).'

LADIES WHITE BUCK OX- FORDS and 2 strap slippers Goodyear welted soles, all high grads shoes lo clear at per paipj $5.95. Purille Ferguson, Shoe Cit. ‘Ltd. Aug 9 2i.

LIGHTKEEPER GAZETTED. —- The Gazetted list of Civil Service promotions for iweek ending July 29th, contains the appointment of Mr. Peter McK-lnnon. 0.A.S_ light- kecper, to Shipwreck Point. P.E.i.

APPROACHES TO THE CITY The attention 0t the city author- ities is directed to the condition of the roadways from the Hills- borough -bridge to the city and from the railway crossing at St. Peter's Road along Longworth Avenue. Both these approaches to the city require immediate looking after. . '

MARRIED AT MONCTON.— marriage oi’ locni interest too place at Mom-ton on Monday. uiy 17. when M-r. James Kelly. oi this town was wedded to Miss Gertrude White, 01' Aiberton‘, P‘. l. The marriage. ceremony was performed ‘by the Rev. Father Carroll, of Moncton. The groom, is iveli knownhsre, hnving been p. rjosltlent for several yenns. He was {among the ,b0_vs to enlist, being a member ‘qt lthe 185th Battalion. He recsiv,‘ _the Alllitary Medal for valor o itiie field. After his return he was iliotiveiy interest-ed" in the» forum“;

,tlon of the G.W.V..A.~ here. IMi‘. {and Mrs. Kelly are residing ip |Moncton. . Their many "friend-d,

lhore wiliwish them much=hsppt§ _nsss in their wedded life.—_Glacs

lay Gazette. _ ‘ |.

I = IIIWIONDEYRFULU FOR . BR-EAO --1‘he- 8t. Lawrsnce- Flour Mills have reason to feel greatly pleased with the success of "Regal" flour‘ in Prince Edward Island. Thai sales of "Regal" these / days are very large, and give promise of cc- Ilpsiug the combined soles of sev. eral of the old Favorites in the ion. al market. The explanation is thu it has such wonderful qualities for brand. The St. lawrence Flour

"Regal" to giivc it a trial. . Such people do not need to ibuy a barrel nor even half a barrel, aismsll bag will do for a test. Many of those who are now buying "Regal," ' barrel at a time began their pun‘ chases in just that way.

B ' if i‘ I

We will load can-next week, watch add for days for loading i-lllghcst market price, anything, over 4 lbs. ‘

curcurrs s cU-rcitirrs, Hunter River.

I

guar-

FRIDAY AND ss-runosv Ioor l Weeks white and colored bath

QDIANNA HOSIERY .301‘ ladies in Brown" and Black Silk Clocked’

26, HORSES for the ilontsgiio Races, Aug. 0th. some bunch ab‘! Well we'll all be there. Get a. ,glressed Tom, sud let the wheels

y.

LIVE POULTRY—E il-IIOIMY In; wil biuniivo fowl 4 1-2 lbs. and up at

~Rev. M. J. Macphorson, M. A., is.

. he interesting

youngest Glace Bay I

pearsncs of

which they had , visit theprovince received H1189 orders this fail. The party which left on return for Borden yester- day _nftsrnoon was made up OI tho following: Mr. R. A. Parson, (in-pa Charles, Virginia, W. Wilkins, Cape Ville, Virgina, dealer;

. flsuorpmm l-iolmnrfs Gptoiog. .

Canvas Boots at $1.00 par pair.

August 16.

brand damask 72x72 reg. $5.50 for and Saturdsy-ilioer t vgekks.

., - ' ' 040-31

0n Thursday mud Friday of

horns wanted.

held tan-Saturday. Aug. 12, 1922.

Saturday: 1r of towels, size 21x27 extra,- goo "quality regular 35c tor 30c ouch. All gingham: 20% off. _. \ . N _ ' aoo-io-ai.

succssilrubnicuic - Not- "li"¢‘~""vbEll- Leslie. Campbell. wiitshal-iiddfiig‘ tife unfavorable and Hamid Brynlllfln. ~ ‘wentbeinoh-the day of the sale ~ ______,"____~ , and picnic bold in Tryon on June "

28th in‘ aid of thoi Protestant 0i‘- Iphanag the sum M eighty dollars was‘ to lined. The members .1 the commltteqwisb to thank all who by their generous support helped ‘to make the picnic a suc- cess. > '

MAINLAND HORSES FOR NEW ANNAN ‘RACESP-The infu- sion into the racing gums on P. l5. l. iwill stimulate the "Klngly Sport" in no small degree. It will _to see how the mainland horses will "stack up" against; our island speedsters in the-li- classes. and we'll ODIHB Filth! herothat the islanders will be there with a proportionate per- centage of the honors when the final announcements are made.. ‘" t‘ 910-10-11

,-SWIMMING ACCIDENT. — Mr. Ernest Peaks. o! the (‘ustomsiDs- pariment mot with a serious sc- t-ldent at York Point on Sunday swimming of; a row boat. in div- ing ho si-ther struck the 1mg], of his neck against‘ the boat or mis- csicqlatcd-tbe iilstnncic, striking liia liead against, a stone at bottom. Hé i scopiined to his pen and‘ Is. illliilliiié to use his aims. ‘which are scantily ‘para-lynch it is. to be hoped his, condition iyili lmipruvg and hisrecovery be -spld. - ‘ '

_N. s. BCi-IOOL- sA-ra-Prn; l.‘ ratepayers taro pretty well-as far aspayiug tspcheifs salaries is con-

.$:_i.00 or'$4.ti0 >' onthe I100 value" tion oi! property. That, means that ghp ‘distgiziitrpayp anywhdeotfrohi p00 to 74,0 of tbesslary, soc- ond clogs femaieiteacher in an or- dinaryfscltool. Some second class teachers receiveas highim $700‘ from the district and aboui,»$125l or $4,160 from the GOVSPDIIIOIIt-‘llll l_l1§.iWQ¥.%'ys,vDPlEll18llt. This sy's-; tem is a “o_ the poorer districts] Somd ratepsors paybs high as $60.00 in takes,“ tnr local school

purposes. ~=

ws-rbi-mio ‘lsumn no-rA-r-

this" week.“ _ fields around Augustine GovoIalid ioillity, they drove yesterday to the city and met Hon. lMl‘.' Lea nd Secretary Boulter or the Pi-p- nciai Potato Growers Associa- tion. The visitors were favourab- ly impressed with the fine a1!- the potato fields.

seen on their

denier ;

C. ‘P. Brewer. Presqiie

_ nuapi: - FERGUSON si-iol GO lJOsro. selling Ladies Whit,

' 172A AT parser-st the Old church grounds, on Wednesday. 000-10-0i

,..THE CEJLEIRATILO OOLLEIN

table cloth, silt $0.50‘ irriday

LIVE ,FOWL—'l‘he Delaney C0,. Albany, will, be buying live fcLwi t is week. highest Price ilhid. No Leg-

-TH-E ssti. PICNIC will be

_ Ail-relatives and friends are cordl- ~slly'invited, ilf not flue on Satur-

jdsess smwssxs Friday 811d

. lhnlpnrents, in. slid xvii-s. J. a. -Mc-|

corned.‘ _in some districts the rates oi’ assessment imirlt-jtflll- school. purposes run from 86c,to'

Locithsrt-and Dr. n. Sim-ms, have"

u .

TIQNS are oping made in Weal- uwrslsnd .00.. N. 8., [or the lobster flsbingvsh-Tho loo opens the _ 15th inst. ‘ " ' . . . m; - _ CORRECTION-Of those taking part in the Children's Pageant at Chautauqua Tuesday afternoon the rolc of Peace was taken ‘by Zello Rice. instead oWZelic itogers, as published iii yesterday's paper. '

"LIQUOR BEIZURE. —'- Prohibi- tion" IIIIIDGCIDI‘: Barbour and Hey; wood, ins e s"s'eisiire ofnlno and B half barrels of beer on the 9T5- mises o! the late G. J. Carver, yes terday.

Rfioucsr- emcee" now is the time to got a genuine wagon cheap, buying direct from J. S. Francis k Sous, Fortune Bridge.

BURLINGTON NOTES. —'- A Dnrty, was held st the home 0t

Mi‘. find Mrs. John A. Campbell,

ficer. day Mill n8 held. the following 01' mirllvstvn on Thursday even- Manda” A“; u, 904,101; ing in honour of the boys who iMsssra. Hen Marks, C. C. Brewer ' ' _____ were going west. The evening and W. vR. Christie, of Presque.

was Fipcnt in music and dancing and a very dainty lunch was ser- ved llV the hostess. Those. who

George Campbell, Allison Mum, Jdhiisnn Mann, Billie Con-nail. Da-

‘sisssousts g

Mrs. Murdock Ross, lost‘ yes-

terday tor Sydney on a sit to her daughter -Mrs, l-ielni.

Mr. P. J. -Smit.h, o: Newton, mem- ber o! the Prohibition‘ Commis- sion. is visiting the city.

‘Miss Alma Yeo returned last night from Quebec accompanied by hor sister, Mrs. W. P. McVlc. Mrs. Jean Gailiegar, or Boston. Mass, is visiting her. brother ur. James Dimphy, Burlington,

i _\ Mr. J. S. Hamilton,’ Saskatoon} who has been on a visit to his father at New Perth, for the past week. returned yesterday to the mainland. - IMr. uiid Mrs. W. H. Mcqusrrie. and son, oi’ St. John. were Ili tho city yesterday, and ‘will visit Murray Harbor.

“FRANCIS FARM- wseous AT

01240-11. _

W?!" West from Burlington s‘...

_;§_I.iARDIAH-:'“~~ ~., - -

VERV EXTENSIVE PREPARA-I

kYpur Blood _ . . . i (I Thin and. Watery? 's Snooper-ills u. inoko your blood rich, rod and pure, ti lingivith health for every organ. ' on need it il weak and tired do] ii and dsy out, ilryour appetite ll roar,‘ sloop unre resbing, -- ior anon, boils, eruptions, scroiulo, . mptism, headaches, nervous ion. It is simply wonderful - o strength to your whole body. ‘t is sgwesbie, pleasant and con-- veniont to take, anti embodies I long-triad and iouiid-true lorniulo.

j‘ Mrs. Stedman (‘rundall of Munc- ton who has been the guest o! Mrs. A. E. Williams. 84 Fitzroy St.. returned home this morning.

Mr. J. A. MacNelii toms ‘and lmclflfl Department, city. , ielt this morning for the mainland where lis will act as relieving oi’-

isio. Mo. were in the city yester- eai in the afternoon.

ltov. Theodore Ross and family g of‘_River ‘Hebert, N. 8.. were vIsit- i‘ ore to the parsonage, Hayfield, N. 8., recentlyfsii routs ‘to P. ‘Efi. é where they >aro spending three or , loin weeks vacation.

- the Summerside visitors passing through the city to 4, gontague races yesterday ‘wars

artfJ. F. Arnott. W. Hendry, Wm. Clark, J. E. Wright sud W. S. "Curtis. ’_

' ‘Mr. John R. Stewart, vice-chair- l man for Nova Scotla of the (Jami. " diun Legislative Bound, Brother

Engineers, and agent for accident and sickness insurance, is in the é city and is stopping at-the Revere Hotel. . Major W. A. Wow-ks. formerly nl‘ g this city. Glltl now of the Customs Dgpantment, ‘St. John, arrived on &

. sit tit-his many friends here, who‘ aroipleased to see hi-m looking in splendid health.

You olon toil by the wsy you iooi. I ' You need H001!

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‘MATINEE AT 3. NIGHT 7 l 8..

cannery». ‘a ‘ was

indium, Audit. 16o. ‘Child-rem 11c. - Evening. Adults 26c. Children 18o. __,..

i? of the (‘us-

day and took in the Montague rac-

wflfiirls. K. ~13. Crockett. u. A. stew-i

hood u‘! ‘LOJOlIlOlIVr Firemen and Y

,_nnitsy night on a three weeks‘ .

m; ' KISSED 4...,

SHE LEAFED FROM 'THE

MONTREAL EXPRESS!

Sh: had meant to leave her husband-and had board- ed the Montreal Express, whore the other man was walt-

lug.

Her husbldQJswdihom-moat, boarded a tmmp steam.

or and sailed for Sop him.

tit ‘America, leaving no space Jainism,

Slckened by the first Igiss oi the man with whom she Wit sloping, slio leaped fromthelflyinq express.

Years passed-years fraught with 'many dangers for her and the man to whom she was laithful-and then the

never-ceasing “call of See this picture. it will make your ones dearer.

Home" brought him buck to her.

home seem sweeter, and your dear

THE GREATEST FLOOD OOENE EVER. SCREENED

“THE CALL OF HOME”

FROM THE NOVEL “HOME" BY GEO. AGNEW ' CHAMBERLAIN

Pathe Revicwand Topics of I the Day

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it

t y‘ — ' ‘ ' {Bliss-Dorothy Gardiner, Sydney, 1* NhSH-who was visiting} for the y past two weeks her ‘grlintiparehts.

Mr. Jos. McDonald, of the N, ~11. Monctnn, is visiting his

Donald, City. _;

iRev. J. M. Guillauit, of Fassetttl P.Q., returned to the mainland} yesterday after a visit to, the pro- vince. _ l

wirflr. n. Hilbliflfd, h: the Han-i ‘my; sails from Halifax on the 16th inst, on swirl; .10 Domersrii.‘

um. m, o. Bliinton, 8A., will; preach ib"‘1-‘sirview,, August 13.';i.t. 111 s.ni.',' p.ni.

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Miss wihmsa Crsndsii of Mono-I ton who has been‘. visiting Miss Dorothy Williams, 84 Fitzroy 5L. has returned home this morning.

"Misses Doris and lieatrlco" J-iIfliBti-li filephone son of Alatnndra are. visitingdiLAIiItibl ...... .. q: . piles, $lic1al Slilwinigan

Moncton- the guests Lea. . " ,

iMr, Ef W. Calvert, pond-m, biitqCansdlan Steamship Com o! the Government {Siirvoyg ‘vrhoifidnadisn Sleamshl 05s. "—- A party oi‘ American po~lliss beeninths cityqslnde last Ss-lltsliestos Com. . Mills invite all who are not usinfmm gene“ mrflved m ‘the lgilgupflurflgy, ipufl‘ for 3ft} .191“; yegig}. one.» vis-itingf his dnin- 1’ ;' '

Miss VertrMacLeiisn, at this city leaves this morning for Mou- treal, to join the. Sisters of Cou- grsgatlon De Notrs Dime.

Miss Eileen Conroy has‘ regur- iied to her home in Tigniab a tor spending n’ pleasant holiday with ‘eliaiilves and friends ii. Charlotte- town. ‘ '

Messrs] Josophfihebn, Gordon (Plover, Layton Rogers,- George

among the’ visitors st ‘Montague

yesterday, attending the races.

sard Stall. Ottawa, (formerly (if thIsI-tbsiiw-car and paid n

aha lnwtiisvenadisb st I

furnished by Johnson and _ mfiilibers oi‘

IExchapge.) . iflrutiiptoh. _______ _,

,, , 108 _"_,Lq»tir8n_tido Pulp . . 9'0 "Ciilladiiin General E 30%

Dominion Bridge . Montreal, Power . Winnipeg Electric . Ndjtlohbi Brbweries Atla tic Sugar Ate lson .......... .. ..,, Ant. Cur & Foundrv

Am. Locomotive . Am. Smelling 8i R IA NevvXork Central Owba Cane Sugar ' Crucible Steel international Paper Kelly Springfield

Mr. sud ‘Mrs. Chas. Gardiner, Cumberland St. returned to her t. home Wednesday ‘morning, after i. ltiitgléridingt s most enjoyable vaca- P l- I ‘ .

Rev. .D. It. (‘howen o! i-‘lore-ncs» villegN. B.. illill -Mi‘s. (‘howeu and Mrs. Middleton of B. C., crossed to the island last Thursday and will remain a week or so.

They have!

Il-BV- E. S. Waeks.-ot"-Bay13ield, S.‘ 8.1011 route.

HALIFAX. Aug. Qi-flluointions g Ward, "

the‘ Montreal Stock

sounds Copper ....... anndlsn Pacific Railway .

Marine .

and Granite. r ~ ,

. Q1‘ -' I Hlea stones in Marble.

m‘ _ We manufacture every part,

., VB

ECAUSE a

Our machinery is m. ‘Ma... up-to-dste

l » BECAUSE

ofour large-staff of skilled workmen

We. carry tho largest s We have been In thob

Our prices are from 10