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“Lucky Me,

A swift-moving picture of flying hoof: and f, beating hearts. Ride with Hoot Gibson into the jaws

i Broadway's Greatest Talent in a singing. talking and dancing sensation i Hear Lovable You." “Happy

“Love Ain't Nuthln‘ But the Blues." A $6.60 musi- ‘ cal comedy — one of the years big pictures l

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Central Guardian

FOUR. MORE YEARS OI‘ KING rule will ruin Canada.

TODAY

Matinee zoo m m an. Evening 1.15 s 9.00 m, m. m.

PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES as follows, July 27th: Mt. Stewart, at i1 a. m.;»Harrin3'.on at 3 p- m.; Marshfield at 7.30. Dr. M E. Genge, Pastor.

nrnzns AND MCLURE wru‘. MAKE IDEAL representatives for Queens County. Give them large majoriites.

CORNWALL CIRCUIT, July 27th: .Kingston at 11 a. m.; Cornwall at 3 p. m.; New Dominion at 7.30. Rev. D. Kjtoss, Minister.

TRYON PRESBYTERIAN Church service in Tryon Presbyterian Church on Sunday, July 27th. will be at 7.30 p. m., Sunday School at 2.30 p. in. There will be a service in the Union Hall at Borden at 11 a. m, Sunday School at 10.30.

JACK BENNY

KARI! DRESSLER POLLY MORAN EDDIE PHILLIPS ALSO SHORT TALKIE SUBJECT

THE QUEENS COUNTY LIBER- ALS IGNORED THE FARDIERS ‘in selecting their candidates; the Conservatives nominated one farm- er. Which party should the rural dwellers prefer?

ANGLICAN SERVICES in the i Parish of New London on 27th inst... 5°"! n hit“ 1 will be as follows: Kensington, 10.30 Days and la. m., Sunday School, 9.30 a. m.; French River, 2.30 p. m.; Burling- ton, 7.30 p. m., Sunday School 6.30 p. m. G. T. Spriggs, Rector

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QUEENS COUNTY NEEDS A f-‘ARMER. representative. It can have one only by voting for the Conserv- ative candidates.

HUNTEBJRIVER CIRCUIT-The service on the Hunter River United Charge for Sunday, July 27, i930, are as follows, 11 a. m., Wiltshire; 3 p. m., Hampshire; 7.30 p. m., Hunter River. These services are to be con- ducted by Rev. A. D. MacKcnzie, M. A, B. D., of Regina, Sask.

A son of the West on a

white roses and maiden hair fern.

THE CONSERVATIVE WAY ROLLING ON and will engulf the King government on Monday next.

ENIOYING HOLIDAY - Misses Jessie MacLean and Edna P. Dun- can, of Charlottetown, P.E.I., arrived in New Glasgow Friday night on a two weeks visit. Sunday the young ladies were among a large picnic crowd, which motored down to Bay. field Beach, Antigonish County, in three motor cars, for a day's outing.‘ -New Glasgow News.

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l FROSTPROOF WAREHOUSE - The quiet solitude which has for many years prevailed at Perth Sta- tion is now being broken by the ad- vance of progress and commercial enterprise. Mr. W. L. Jenkins, Mill- view, general merchant and shipper of farm produce, has a gang of work- men with Mr. William Mour, Newi Perth, foreman, busily engaged in‘ erecting a large frostproof potato warehouse at this, station. Mr. Jen- kins has, during the last two years, shipped a large lot of produce at this point, but was greatly handi- capped by the lack of frostproof ac- commodation. This will now be com- pletely overcome. This warehouse, with capacity for storing 5,000 bush- els of potatoes, will not only be an acquisition to Mr. Jenkins in his shipping business, but will also be a boon to the many farmers who ship here. His enterprise is very favor- ably commented on by them and en- sures for him a liberal share of their patronage when the shipping season arrives.

WEDDING BELLS-'-A quiet wedd- ing wok place at the United Church Parsonage, Cornwall, on June 25th, when Etta May Green, eldest daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Green. Kingston, was united in marriage to Clifford Ellsworth Proud, Hamp- shire. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. E. M. Aitken, B. A. The bride was becomingly attired in blue silk crepe and wore a navy blue coat, white hat, and carried a. bouquet of

BRADALBANE United Church of Canada. Services on the above CIIBFQZO for Sunday, July 27th are as follows: Granville, l1 a. m; Rose Valley, 3 p. m: Bradalbane, 7 p. m. Thos. Pale- 1 thorpe, Minister.

YOUR CABINET MINISTER, IF YOU ELECT HIM. will be a mem-

ber of the Opposition after Monday

ANOTHER. BIG CRIYPLED CHILD- REN'S CLINIC HELD BY THE RED CROSS

Last week from Monday to Satur-l day there nos a constant stream of. children with parents visiting the‘, Hod Crcrss office to be examined byI the OHIIODGGIC specialist, Dr. T. B-l Ackcr, of Halifax. It ivas the largest cnppled children's‘ clinic held since,

ren living twenty miles out of Char- next‘ What g°°d can he d0 W“ the“?

iottetown.

PRINCETOWN UNITED CHURTH —Servicc of worship Sunday, July 127th, Sunday School at l0 a. m., <<>~~~~= - . if. "ext. li/ICNTREAL, Qua, July 23.—Therc ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' were only 35 cattle, 91 lambs, IGBikEXLB/Iinlster‘

hogs and 31 calves received for sale o ~ on the two Montreal markets. In. N HONEYMOOPL-Mr‘ and M's‘

addition a couple of cars of Monday's Hugh John Mcxver’ of Kmkma’ P"

LIVESTOCK MARKET

After the ceremony the bridal party motored to the home of the bride's parents. where supper was served. Later they were greeted by an im- rnense crowd of chivariers- Mr. and Mrs. Proud left for their home in Hampshire, followed by best wishes of their many friends. Previous to her marriage the bride was tendered a miscellaneous shower at her home. when about eighty of her young friends gathered and showered her with beautiful and costly presents.

WITH THE FAST ONES-Lucky Lindy, 2.16, negotiated a mile in 2.14 1-5 over the Charlottetown EX- hlbition track Monday morning. This is the fastest mile over it 0o far this season. other workouts this week were:.Bi1lie Cope, 2.15 1-5; Bingen Aubrey, 2.16 ‘1-4‘, Dame Dillon, 2.18 1-2; Briar Mack, 2.17 i-5; Peter Wil-

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Supervisor ls Firm Endorser

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"Sargon has P“! m” health than lve been in

in better years and

I've gained saven woundi-

WALIIEB JAMES

“My stomach rebelled at every- thing I ate and I was so nervous and upset I couldn't rest day or night. I was always having to take laxatives on account of constipation, and sometimes such a feeling of weak- ness would come over me that could hardly walk. Since taking Sar- gon I eat anything I want. without a sign of indigestion; my nerves have steadied so I sleep good and I get up feeling alert and full of energy.

“Sargon Pills gave my liver nne stimulation and regulated me per- fectly without the griping and up- setting Ialways experienced from other luxativcsP-Walter James, 81

Hollis St... Halifax, Supervisor of the,

Halifax Industrial School.

Sargon may be obtained in Char- lottctown from Hughes Drug Co" Ltd. .

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Miss Anna MacDonald left yester- day morning for Boston after visit- ing friends in Charlottetown, Avon- dale and New Perth.

Mr. Louis Blanchard. manager of one of the branches of the Provincial Bank in st. all, N. B. is spending a vacation at his l.l;nc in this city.

Mr. Percy Happenny has ar- rivcd from Roxbuxy, Mass, to spend a short vacation at his hold home in this city.

Miss Evelyn Morgan of New Glas- gow, N. S., ‘s spending a pleasant vacation in Charlottetown, the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Catherine Morgan. Hayfield Street.

Ivlr. E. S. Morse of W. C. Pitfield and Company Investment Bankers. Halifax, was a passenger by the Hoch elaga to_ the city yesterady.

cosr 0F THE MILITIA IN ' run conmsnv STRIKE (Sydney Post)

When the great strike of i925 was‘. in progress, a Liberal Government at l Halifax, headed by Hon. E. H. Arm- strong, urged and induced a Liberal Government at Ottawa, headed by Rt. Hon. MacKenzle King, to send s. detachmezt of militia to Cape Breton for the alleged preservation of PM“ and good order. The result was to infflame local feeling, and to provoke trouble, rather than to maintain the peace or to serve any other good pur- pose. And it is to be noted incidentally that the present King candidate in Cape Breton South was an unbend- ing supporter of the Armstron! Government in the House of Assem- bly at the time that the present King candidate in Cape Breton North and Victoria was a violent partisan of the same Government at Sydney Mines.

When the Conservatives won power at Halifax in June 1925, the Rhodes Government notified Ottawa that the troops were unnecessary in Cape Breton, demanded that they

this Province would not pay a dollar of the expense of their maintenance in the strike area. The consequence was that the military forces were promptly removed and peace quickly restored to the colliery districts of this country. Subsequently the King Government sent a militia bill amounting to almost $140,000 to the‘. Rhodes Government, which the Rhodes Govemmcnt emphatically refused to pay.

Then followed one of the most sr- bitrary and high-handed examples of autocracy ever practised by a respon- sible Administration, answerable to the electorate for its conduct. The K108 Government, assuming to be- come a law unto itself, deducted the amount of the militia bill from the subsidy payable to the Province under the Duncan award. ‘This: occurred as far back as 1927, andl every attempt. since made by the Rhodes Government to get the King Government to refund the amount thus unlawfully retained, has been me: by a blank refusal. Finally the Rhodes Government. after repeated efforts. induced Mr. King to agree to have. the question referred to the Supreme Court of Canada. The case it will be remembered, was argued

should be recalled, and declared that‘

Vote For MYERS crnd McLURE

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MR. JOHN H. MIYERS

MARK BALLOT LIKE THIS

JENKINS, R. HAROLD, Investments, 36 Brighton Road, Charlottetown.

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MCLURE, W. CHESTER S.,

ra er, Longworth Avenue, Charlottetown.

MYERS, JQHN 11., Farmer," Hampton.

MACMILLAN, non. craps, Minister of Fisheries,

a‘. Ottaw- some months ago by Hon. W. L. Hall, Attorney-General forl Nova Sootia, rvho had little difficulty“ in convincing the court of the soundness of the Rhodes Govern-i mer.'t‘s position. A decision rendered last month by the Supreme Court declares that this Province is not liable for a dollar of the cost of the

King Government has acted wrong- fully in withholding the amount it deducted from Nova. Scotias subsidy

erzrrnent still retains that sum, and

militia. and inferentially that the_

in 1921. Nevertheless the King Gov- he dvesrft know it c11-

127 Pownal Street, Charlottetown.

uuzvzvun‘ wu. suur we cowvmr (inserted by Queen's County Liberal-Conservative Association.)

Marriage is a lottery in which you get n prizc_or a surprise. oil's said.”

"Yes, but-when is allsaid?“ Wise is the nun who knows that . A thing of beauty is o. Joy forever

.—-:1nd fl 8790C expense.

“Women are generally riflit when I

me some“, Framed me movement m1. came were Sm, on salt ugh, com E. 1.. who were married in Charlotte- _ _ _ ___ has announced its determination to “Why can't you be contmit wwiaw} town on Wednesday morning motor- ton’ 222 1'4‘ Miler s" 2'20 1'2‘ 1t?" 11.0 m-lfarc of the crippled child four mon steers and heifers averaging d to A b0 k . Montem‘ Longset‘ filly’ stepped the Mrs‘ Char“ J‘ Mitchell‘ Md three can-y the case w Privy qmmcm your o ~ E ‘ ____,,_,,,__,___ iw-‘ss 1r. , a service that is both. around 800 Pounds sold for $600 and i, Mr give?‘ 12311:: “$1511”: 1m end o, a m, mile in m8 and daughters, Marjorie, Mary and Mar- 1 The" "Wldem are Worth recalling “Bmllse I 1M1?“ EM a 10V" , >r...-...ii.. Llnlment for III sum». rcanomic and humanitarian. One‘ one lot of fair steers, averaging 1 025 ' ' ‘ . ‘on 191i», yesbgrday morning for St. "it now, in View °f the m“ that the —— A ~~~ ' M 1 ___ _ the last quarter in 33 1-2 seconds, a _ M . . - hundred and forty-one Deople were Pounds. was sold for $1.50. The ° V" s‘ m“ Telegraph Journal‘ company with Great village Belle. 5°“ “m” they “m "M" ‘he m“ m“ Gwemmems r°°°rd i‘ “m” -""*"~

Eiilllllllltd. by Dr. ACIICI‘, ‘.30 of whom; lambs were not sold this morning- ‘M3113 hznzdicnppcd children reportingilriogs were $13.00 for bacons and iur rho fast time. It was also onei butchers with $1.00 premium on of the most successful and satisfw selects. Sows were from $8.50 to tory Ciinltls because of the number $9.00. Odd trim young sows sold up

mer‘s mother. to be submitted to the electorate for

their judgment. _If the position contended for by Mr. Macxenzie K108 and his Administration had, been upheld, the calling out, n1 the

2.22 1-4. Among the other horses which have been loosening up in the last two days are Marge Direct, 2.13 1-4; Captain Jackson, 2.17 1-4; Baby

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday momlng, one drunk and disorderly was fined $10 and costs or 20 days, another was re-

Miss Queenie Garnhum, floorlady, F W. Woolworth Co., has returned after spending a very pleasant vaca-

c _ _ Lo t, J hn i W lke, 2.16 l-2; . . l r: chzlcircn 5.99m who have been un- to $950 or better. manded m1 Munday‘ one vagrant use '0 l-qe a r tion in Amherst. NS, the guest of militia at times of industrial troubles

l‘ "1' \. . . was given 40 days, one speeder con- mill-Wt- ‘md a numb" °7 W1“ and - . . l‘ r er treatmont for some time and now x d 1 - ed warmers The t“ k is 1 a ML and Mm Graham Hutchlsgn‘ would be ‘within the unquegmoned are completely" cured. greatly im- Some people manage w make es” ‘med $5‘ Acme °i ejectment’ as p ' c n p Mission st. discretion of local authorities, m;

was adjourned. pie pic order and very fast, so glib

rroved or their conditions prevented their {silent suffering" simply deaf. . miles are easy over it.

lrom becoming really serious handi- ening. c. ,.. Some of the types of cases in- chided infantile, obstetrical and SDJSUC paralysis, dislocated hips, lu- lljlfiili-llb‘ jOilltS, spinal curvatures,

, more likely to be responsive to Cor-

Sister Mary Maurelian, of Clinton. 0013mm illfllleflfies thin any Dom- Iowa, accompanied by Sister Mary inion Government could afford Polycarp, of Muscatine, Iowa, arriv- politically to be. It is to be added ed in the City ‘Tuesday night on a that. the whole record of the King visit to the latters mother, Mrs. Government has been one of thinly.

WINSLOE SERVICES — Winsloe United Church service on Sunday, July 27th will be as follows: Winsloe North at l1 a. m: Winsloe South at 3 p. m.; Prlncetown Road at 7.30

For blisters and II0lIl—IIlIlllll'l.I'l l‘ ' nt

MONUMENTS

PERSONALS

club feet and weak feet.

One young girl of 15, who nine months ago was suffering extreme pain and was almost completely in- canaritozed from badly overstrained ‘uTChPr. aftcr operation by Dr. Acker and massage treatment by Miss Mac- Donncll, trained masseuse employed by the Rod Cross. is now quite happy vmh n good pair of feet, was able all sprig to walk daily the two miles to school and is indispensable to. her mother “nth the care of a large fam- lly of small children and. the farm avwrk. the father being an invalid. Another girl of sixteen, who. a year ago could only walk with the aid of a crutch, her leg being bent back at right angles from the knee, has now discarded the crutch. is able to walk normally with both feet on the ground and is planning on getting a position. Two cases of wry necks operated upon during the clinic last fall reported for check up and were pronounced perfect corrections. Sev- rral cases of club feet and infantile paralysis who were manipulated or operated upon by Dr. Acker showed wonderful correction and improve- ment.

As well as the advice given to the number of children attending last week's clinics, Dr. Acker operated on nine cases at the Charlottteown. Prince Edward Island and Prince County Hospitals, assisted by local physicans. The hospitals, nursed nnd doctors gave generously of their time to help in the good work of

p. m. Mr. George Crewys, of Brookfield will conduct all the ser- vices. A11 S. S. as usual. G. A. Grant, Minister.

THE CAMARGO-The Camargo, an American yacht sailing from cin- cinnati, Ohio. arrived in port yes- terday morning from Newfoundland. Among those on board are Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Wulson. Cincinnati, Mr. John Martial, Louisville, Kentucky, and Mr. and Mrs. Fdeischmsn. After a very pleasant but short stay the Camargo left for Halifax last even- ing.

Cleaned and Polished

I an: prepared to go into any Come. tery in the province to Clean Slab- stones or Monuments and leave them as clean and bright as when they. left the Stonecnttcrs’ hands. My charges for such work are reasonable. Arrangements can be mode by car- respondsnoe or otherwise.

JOHN L. TUCKER, Sammerslde.

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DIOCESE CHANGES-The follow- ing changes have been made among the Catholic Clergy of the diocese: Rev. C. Petrie, to Kelly Cross; Rev. Urban Gillis to Wellington; Rev. J. Sullivan to St. Dunstsds University; Rev. B. McDonald, assistant to Rev. J. J. McDonald. Summer-aids, and Rcv. George McDonald to St. Dun- stan’s Basilica staff.

VISITING OLD HOME-Dr. A. V. Needham, of Oneida, N.Y., and Mr. L. H. Necdham, of San Diego, Call- fomla, arrived here last Friday sf- temoon from Yarmouth en route to East Baltic, PEI, to visit their nephew. Mr. Raleigh Bruce, of that place. For many years lVfr. Needhsln was chief engineer for the City of Boston at the Suflolk school for Boys. Both gentlemen are looking

for the householder who likes to do his own repairs, or who is handy with tools and likes to make things for his borne. Tools that will give lasting service and satisfaction, that will 0°14 “l! under use and misuse. that will hold an edge and cut true.

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Miss Stella Lund, Sackville, is spending a month at Stanhope Beach.

Miss Ada McKay and Miss Rhoda McLeod, Springfield, are visiting at the Manse, Marshfield.

Mrs. John B. McKay and family. of Springfield, are welcome guests of Dr. and Mrs. George Marshfield for

Katherine A. MacInnis, of 136 Dor- chester Street.

Miss Inez Mullins. R. N.. super- visor of Mount Brooklyn, N. Y, left on return yes- terday mcrJlng after a pleasant visit

Mullins. Shejvas accompanied on return by her sister. Miss Evelyn. who will spend about three weeks in

a few days-

New York.

THE APPEAL

Mary's Hospital,

with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. n.‘

veiled hostility toward organized labor, and of petty haggling 1n its financial relation to the PrQv1n¢¢g_ lift. King's "five cent speech" W35 not an accidenh-it was s revels. W?" 07 the Party pettiness and mdmiristratlve snobbery of the p01- Md!" who cave utterance to it.

A girl may be as sweet as sugar,

‘but there are two kinds of sugu_

refined anid ‘unrefined.

HON. JOHN A. MacDONALD, CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE FOB KINW

In the last two Parliaments the Hon. John A. MacDonald was known at Ottawa as "The member for Prince Edward Island." What this Unlined was that his was the only personality from the Province that impfewd it‘ self upon tho House. He is held in the highest esteem and greatly WSW?“ on both sides of the House. It. was no surprise in Ottawa when Mr. M6811‘ en included Mr. MacDonald in his Government, as he was one of the out‘

aid, never-the-less, is of a. retiring disposition. He is not a self-advertise!‘- and prefers to pursue his even terms, working for his constituency. PW" lnce and county. steadily, regularly and unostentatiously. Ha has been

b vlltlcs since the days of his youth, and was one of tho stalwarts that‘ lfiilreientcd King's County in the Provincial arena along with B11011 W1‘ itlcal giants as the Hon. .1. A. Mathieson and n» Hon. Joni-i MRI-film‘

‘ '4 '5 brmgmg “m3 °°M°II ‘ndv h”""t'“':_"‘l , forwsrd to seeing the old home, He has been in opposition and in the government in both the local 18815‘ ‘l? w so m?“ ““’°T‘“'Z"“ W ,. "c "IL" i C004" "he" $119? had not. visited for 30 lature and in the Domnion House. In business he is a merchant at Card!- “ Q i‘ _m3j'“"” "t ' ' ‘A’ s’; years-Windsor ‘rrlbuns. can. known well and widely locally and wherever farm Prom!" .1‘ m d”