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T- ' ` I' 'A MM' 3'_|u""6 ( wnonuuom 
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Comedy “ ‘- i'I'he writer had the pleasure of a.
;;’;*;fh°‘d ‘ . . _ Q" I talk with the occupants of a ear from
An the city of Honolulu in the Hawaiian
‘mane x ‘  islands on 'mmfsaay night in sum-
Revtew ` mm-aide. The driver was a young Mr.
Ramsay. wfhose father formerly be-
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A riot oi'
fun :i n d
color -_ gay,
1' o ui h I u I
and care-
free - with
R e i: I n a Id
Denny mas-
querndlng
as a des-
perate crook
to win the
hand oi' a
societv girl
I ' FRINGE EDWARD THURSDAY-FRI-SAT '
i'.iinor s (1reatN
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I)EI.l\'|4RING CARLOAD OF Nc.
,S Wheat at Winsioe, beginning
Iwi..=i.>e_ 5792-a-ii-zi
i I‘01.1CE C0llR'I`-Yesterday morn-‘
ing at the police court one drunk was
finr-d $5 and costs. and a non-pai'-
nicnt of dog tax was fined $3 and
costa- `
VISITING l\1.\RITI.\IEi-Mr. A.
G. Vail. of Vicefov, Sask.. is among
_ the visitors '..\ 'lie rug. This is Mr,
\'ail's first visit to the Maritimes and
Ilie has greatly cn_|o,.'ed seein: the
Imany points of historical inteiust
_ therein.
ACKNOVVLEDGEIIIENT-Tlie Sis-
*ters of SZ Vincent Orphanage return
,grateful thanks to the ladies of St.
Annr='.= Society. Vernon River for
$99-33 proceeds of an ire cr:-a.m fas-
iival held on Aitfrust. 7th and also
to all those who helped in any way
to make the festival such a decided
siicceas.
FINE DISPLAY OF HOOKED
RI'GS.--A large and beautiful dis-
play of hooked rugs can be seen at
the Publicity Bureau. the rugs rang-
_ ing from all sizes and placed to the
best advantage. The sale of rugs so
far this season has been very satis-
I factory.
HONOLULU CAR. ON P E I-
longed to Summeuside but emigrated
to the Pacific Islands. many years
,HB0 and has prospered in business.
*The .VOUHZ man has been attending
Itbe great university of Wisconsin.
iwhere nearly ten thousand students
tart enrolled. Hia oompariiem was 1i|_r.
_McArthiii' of Boston, nephew of 5en_
‘atm Creelman McArthur.--K.
ATTENDING GRAND LODGE-
Among those who left today to at-
_tend the Grand Lodge of  O. O. F,
land Rebekah Assembly which meets
Ch _’Town Ladies
Road, a sister. Mrs. Sam McKoarne_v,
Westville, N. S., and several othe
sisters residing in United States.
For "Mar' Meet Mas. Tuaoircnaisrias
A small contingent of Charlotte-
to~.vn ladies left _yesterday morning
for Saint John, N. B. to represent
this province in the .Vlaritime Tennis
meet.. which is being held in Rothesay
this week. nnd po.=.<ibli' part of ns-xt
week. None of the local men quali-
figd, gil male events being won by
tru; Moi-.r-ton players, Madden and
Kcntlnz.
The ladies who are to reprcsfnt the
1\lfid;l~n in the mixed doubles.
liaflrleii ami Keating rr-present the I D‘““° A°“d*"“_-"- S"“""“~ “na “'“S “ , Moose Creek, who presided. Rev. L.
- I “""°"“1 f""'°"“’ “m°"“ hm' °1“”‘ I1-I. Fowler. of Lancaster. iiroachod an
_ _ _ i-‘appropriate sermon. Rev. A. M.
M"-"S S“d“'l'>'» Of “kind “nd 1"'-Ii.ii.iie, nr Kirimiii. undressed the
_F  _ _ __ _ _ing dispo<itloii_ she won mriny warm I newly inducted minister ,md geo W_
:en v.-iii _...in un- pisiifi party ati f"""'I‘- “'h° “"" “""’“I~" ’“"‘S IW' IB. MCCf\ll\1m. of St- Elmo. deiivemi
_ _____,____ .Her rcmiilns wr-rc forwarded from ian impressive charge to me ,.m.,g,.e_
I H"n“°SS*’l`~" U“d°"I"‘I“““ P""|"“'5 if’ , gation. At. t-he close of the interest-
\¢i'f:\'inr-e in mr~n's rloiiblcs. and Mad
don iii mon's singles. having won
¢‘.~_,~~f. rr-,~,~‘~.:'< at the rncoiitly playeti
-‘»l t‘ii*nanir=nt These two
fl
we-1
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G, F. lfliitriirson accompanied the
Ibm; wr, ,,m1,, ..M,,,-» Mmxinnnn  St- G'-'°rg°“ in h' laid M515* mil-if ing service, a bountiful supper was
Inf her husband, who predeceased her _served by nm ladies of me mmm-0.
3 few ~v°““ 3'3"" Igation. and was richly enjoyed by all
Sh” 1°“V°s If’ m°‘"`“ Wm Chl1d"9\'l» I present. and for which the Moderator
one sister Nellie Foly, of the R. C. of pfemytery mnvgycd 3 iwmw ax..
School. Charlottetown. and one pl-ession of thm.,k,_
brother James Foley, of A large en- _,__
gineering plant in Richmond. Calif- wgnpmq BELLE-A very pretty
°l‘\1I3-‘P'\'f*'l°l- “nfl M8919 Lffif- Oak- wedding was solemnized on July 25th
at St. Bon:-iventui‘e‘s Church. Trace-
dia, hy the putor, Rev. J. B. Mc-
"‘7°I““-" "Wi N10 Wlf°» "I ff’/'U15 Intyre, when he united in the holy
-*mtl* ""\’.v 'l\1@Pr l0UklY\8 tickets in ‘bonds of‘Matrimony, Miss Bride G
.\'f1lll‘ tlodk today- OM r'\»if‘l. 'SHfl¢'llP McKenna. daughter of the inte
ll Francis McKenna. and Mrs. McKen-
myi -Guy' ]=.oiuir~y, who have been
v. nichini:
l“."iit of
i~~ii"'.' nv
if-la ul
IWW? Q8
but this
\‘,'riif\'ille. expect to loin the
Rnfil/\,c;i".
ionui.: i~r-prc.<f~ntatii'es have
yn tum a Maritime title
year the repreiientation is
i;r~'i=iiril1v .<21-owl, and even if not
Fur(-,~_=-f»|i, it is expected thai they
g.-.11 nfpwl km-n competition to th*
gther p:ii~tiripani.<
THE (`Hl'R(‘II .-\R‘VI\' VAN hPi<i
peg-\~i¢~:~.= in .\4.»mnr;ii». Murrav Harbor
yrifl Flvnr lint wcok. Those M‘i'\'iCPS
were vr=r_\' well nitenrlfd. Next. WOPK
the \-an a-.ii i» in me \-trinity nf
Eouris for 'l`liiirsda\~ and Friday, ron-
du¢t.i~,¢ npf:n~nir sri'\'i<‘f~s near the
A-~,»1i§rnn (‘l1iirr'li»_vnrd A cordial in-
i= extended to e\'r\r‘»’ one.
\l‘,it_io;i
;~:ii~ und brim: your friends.
.iii Msnuiiiiii
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I 'rm death om-iirred after an illness
).' n few days on Friday August ilth,
If Mr. .lanirs McKearne_v, an aged
t--fl rospr-cted resident of St. Mi\ry's
}=.~wl. There are left to mourn be-
):rli~s fi liorroivinu widow one son and
[»-ir dauizhtcrs, James of Atilcboro,
liz.-.=. Mrs. Matthias Condon, Peli-
trfire Island. Mrs. Frank Mecarron.
Montague, Mrs. James rflinton and
Mrs. Jams; MacGee. Chnrlo'teto'rn.
Aim one ni-other, rtrence. si. lurvw
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The death occurred at Charlotte
town Aug. 8th, of Mrs. Theo. Christ
ian in the 44th _vear of her age. De
ceased had been in failing health fo
some time past., and all that loving m_€_y_
care. and faithful nursinil could d
was to no avail. During the past six lNDUC,n0N OF REv_ D_ “_ l_A_
months, she was under the skilful _ M0NT__,I,he Presbvterv of Glmgarry
care of Dr. McIntosh. who did all in of the Presbyterlm; Cmlrch ln Cam
hm WW" m stay me harm nf Math' ` ada. met in the church at Dunvegan,
bm dIvi“° r'°W"r Wm” mh"“'i“°' IOntario. on Thursday nfternoori last,
She was attended in her last ill
I.=i.».:i<i in this impfimm tennis tour- _ ness by her ve-=t°r. Father M°C=1rthy.'m,,,,,,,,,,, ,he ,.,,,_,,_,,,,,1,,h,,,,,,, of that
ixamoiit. ore; Eleanor Bourke, in  Rnd fortified by the last rites of the conzreg,,,_,Dn_ Mn Lamont having
ladle.: sinzlf-s; .icon Tait and Evelyn R"’m*‘“ C“th°II° Ch‘“"`I"~ nf Wmch satisfactorily' answerizd all the pre-
Jenlfina in Indio: doubles. Miss Jenk- “he “'“"‘ R d_"""‘" m"mIf""' hm' l"“""  scribed questions :intl signed thc For-
t.-,5 will also term-i up with Victorl "ul “’I“““d 1'* W”-" I" him- Wh” 9""  mula. he was solemnly inducted by
I it. In early days she attended Notre  the Moderaton Rev DI. Macbeam 0!
mates and was n nicinlier of S
land papers please copy.
eight. to one. What does its
mmm?"
"My arohaeolawifml studies. my Mitchell. son of Mr. nnd Mrs
dear." he answered. "Relics of e A. Mitchell, also of Tracsdie parish
loin, moe." The bride was tastefully attireri in
___________________________ white sltin with bridal veil caught.
with orange blossoms. She was lt-
e ¢ _ _ _ _
Special Tlckets tepam. of Dorchester. Maui., who
wore mauve flat crepe with hat to
match. The groom was nbly sup-
For Exhibition
The new season ticket for the
Exhibition of 1030 is now ready
and c~n he obtained at all Drug
Stores. The price is $3.00 each
end this ticket admits one per-
son mnmlng. lftemoon and
evening in the Grounds. Not only
can you see everything connected
with the Exhibition, but also the
four dan hone racing and
vaudeville. it is equal in $8.00
worth of ldmiulm Ill for the
in St. John this week are; Benj.
_Bremnen Senior Past. Grand Master
I of Canada; J. F. Whear, P. G. M.,
and Mrs. Wheari J. A. McNair, P.
G. M.; J. .1. McKinnon. _Grand Sec-
retary; G. P. Nicholson. and Mrs.
Inichnisfm; D. if. Bethune; A. J.
' IHoule; J. McLeod; Preston Senter;
‘ _ Fred Renouf; W. Munroe and Mrs.
` . Munroe; H. Flatts; L. H. Howutt;
Y ‘ Mrs. Russell Beer, Mrs. Frank Laf-
O
' I and inducted Rey. Donald M. La-
_na. of Traeadie, and Mr. John P'
tended bv her sister Lucy. Mrs Pet
lwednesday. August 13th. T. A. Rodd. a
s:::.:;..°"'f ”?P.E. Island Event
(By Richard L- Simms) _
tale from the Arabian Nights
of old than a record of mod-I
ern h u s l n e s s achievement
reads the story of the marvel-.
ous growth and developmenii
of Sargon the New Scientific,
Compound which has become
the sensation of the drug
trade throughout. Canada, the
United States and other coun-
tries. -
The old illustration of the pebble
dropped into thc pool best. describesi
the phenomenal and unprecedented
demand and its fame is rapidly
spreading over the entire Continent.
Recently compiled figures reveal I
that approximately 15.000 men and`
women are marching into drug stores 3
daily for Snrgon and Sargon Softi
Mass Pills. the marvelous new treat- 3
ment that is restoring health to
countless thousands by new and re-
markable mcthods undreamed of
only a few years ago.
Already more than 5,000,000 suffer-
ing men and women have put. it to
the test and have told other millions
what it has done for them. .
Marching regulation army fashion`
--single file-this vast army of Sar-
gon users would reach from New
York to‘ San Francisco and at thei
Ipresent rate of sale-would. in a few
years time. encircle the entire Blobe.I
The only explanation of Sargon‘sI
triumph in the Medical World tsl
Sargon's true worth. Back of its tri-
umph in the drug stores is its triumph
inthe homes and it is the grateful
endorsements of its millions of users
that has made it the most widely
talked of medicine in the world to-
day- .
Sargon is extensively advertised, it
is true. but no preparation. no mat-
ter how extensively advertised. could
possibly meet. with such phenomenal
success unless it possessed absolute
merit and extraordinary powers as a
medicine. _
There can be but one possible ex-
planation for Ssrgon's amazing suc-
cess and it can be told in one word
MERIT!
Sargon may be obtained in Char-
lottetown from the Hughes Drug Co,,
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ALL MEIVIB/ERS OF THE Fire De-
partment will meet in the Fire Nall
itmigits st. -i aciscit. Tiiamas nam-
han, Chief. 5791-8-12
SUCCESSFUL ISLANDER-J. D.
Molelian of Boston motored to the
Island with his sister in law and
chauffeur in his beautiful Packard
car. Tlheiy were guads at Beach Grove
Inn and visited his cousin. Mrsf
Frederick P_a.rlcmian. Charlottetown
Royalty. and also visited relatives
in Montague and Geomewwn. Mr.
McLellan is one of Bostor/s wealthy
men, retiring from business 15 years
ago.
ns nosrrrsi.-'rue si.`.i<mn 'rei-
egraph says: Rev. J.. S. Bonnell.
former minister of Bt. Andrew's
Church in this city and now of the
Westminster Church in Winnipeg, is
in the city on his way hack to Wiri-
nipeg, after being called to Char-
lottetown on the sad errand of st-
tending at the death bed of his fa-
ther. Mr. Bonricll is a patient in thei
General Public Ho.=pit.al, where he
underwent a tonsil operation this
week. He is leaving early next week
to retum to the West.
PRESENTATION-On Sunday ev-
ening lsst. after the Benediction ser-
vice, the parishioners of St. Josephs
Church, Kelly's Cross, made a pres-
entation to Rev. M. J. Smith, of Kin-
kora, who has been in charge of the
parish since the death of the late
Father McMahon. The address was
read by Mr. F. J. Flood and the pres-
entation made by J. P. Carragher.
The address was signed, on behalf of
the parishioners by Messrs. Mark
Curley. John A. McDonald. J. I-I
Nantes, Joseph Kelly. James Malone
and Pius McGoughey. Father Smith,
who served Kelly‘s Cross parish
faithfully during the past year. was
deeply moved by this special mark of
appreciation and expressed his grat-
itude to the good people of his nu-
tive parish.
INSTITUTE .\llJl$'l'ING-The Esld-
win's Road Women‘s Institute held
their regular meeting on July 29th,
at the home of Mrs. John Cairns.
with anattendance of eight members
and six visitors. Meeting opened by
singing the Institute Ode. f.»=lo\\'ed
by roll call and the reading and
adoption of the minutes of last meet-
ing. The evening was mostly taken
'WANTA' °'“""“"'° '“‘°I One Of The Greatest Entry Lists
Of Speeders To Take The
“Word” At “Montague The
Beautiful” On Wednesday
‘ s
Afternoon, 
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2.11 ‘PROT
Biugen Aubrey 2.11-*A Lt. Co'
Watts Edition 2.13!-1 William i
Marge Direct 2.12 Walter Helms
Peter Will Tell 2.08 Cyril Kenny, Sli...
Lucky Lindy, 2.16 Wellington McNeil. 'Charlottetown
Pon Frisco 2.07% G. M. Gerow, Ft. Fairfield, Milne
Grandma, 2.10 W. J. Alexander. St. John, N. B.
nal ripum z.is s. r. Hinton. Bathurst. N. ii.
Major S. 2.12% Harold Stead, Charlottetown
The Pup, 2.18'/I H. A. Campbell. Charlottetown
2.21 'l'_EOT AND PACE PURSE $300. I
Golden Peter 2.15% G. W. Horseman, Moncton, N. B.
Hal Tipton 2.16, A. T. Hinton, Bathurst. N. B.
Luck Lindy 2.18 Wellington McNeil, Charlottetown
Jacqueline, Tynelai Semple. Kensington
Peter Dawes, 2.10 G. M. Gerow. FL Fairfield, Maine
Peter Allright 2.1714 J. A. Leu. Summmlde
Watts Edition, 2.131/3 William 'I‘ru.inor, Mt. lynn
Alliewood the Great, C111! McDougall, New Glasgow
Iorkolo. Tyndale Sample. Kensington, P. E. I.
Edith Aubrey, 2.28% J. H. Gulhnt, Summenida
Mah! S. 3.1256. Harold Stand. Clmrlotteiowu
The Pup, 2.18%. H. A. Clmpbell. Charlottetown
. N. S.
2.27 TROT AND PACE PURSE |800.
'Barns Aubrey. G. W. Hmmm, Moncton, N. B.
THE VCC UE
August Clearance Sale
Beginning Tuesday, August 12th. and
_ Continuing For 0ne Week _
All dresses in stock, including Summer Wash Dresses,
Crepe Ensembles, Georgette,Flat Crepes and Evening -
Gowns clearing at 1-3 discount.
Balance of summer coats to clear at hal! price.
All suits in stock to clear at 1-3 discount.
Remaineder of Summer hats to clear at 5.100. _ -
- e, ' ' 1' ' -“zz
lharlotietown Business liollege
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(Established 1813)
Termllpens Tuesday, September 2, 1930
N0 ENTRANCE EXAMINATION _
Courses cover: Business Practice, Bookkeeping-theory
and practice-, English, Correspondence, Writing, Arithmetic,
Banking, Auditing, Shorthand, Typewriting, Secretarial
Work, Filing and Accountancy leading up to Chartered Ac;
couni.aiii.’s Degree.
Givil Service Examinations - a Specialty
INSURANCE, ELEMENTARY ADVERTISING and
SALESMANSHIP will form new features during the term
under the direction of trained instructors. ~ ,
YOU cannot aford to miss, the splendid opportunities
which this term presents, and, while students-may enter ANY
week day during the term, be advised and `gct_your~applica-'
tion in early. ‘ ` _
For full particulars apply personally or by letter in
L; B. MILLER, PRINCIPAL
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
_ 5956-8-7-9-12-15-41
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Jacqueline, Tyndal Sample. Kensington
Loulsct. Garden City Stables, Charlottetown
Fernwood Aubrey, E. M. McQua.rrie, Sumiuerslda
Bliley Aubrey, Cyril Kenny. Bummenide
Gt. Village Bella. Wellington McNeil
Boeuuse_2.22%. Al 0'Douuel. Bathurst. N. B.
Dixie Marque. 231%. J. Murphy, Montague
Edll-ll Allbfry. 2.25%. J. B. Gallant. Summerliile
:Winnie sxwm-my, iiaaasi iuensnsis, rem-'» me
Mack Todd. Cliff McDougall, New Glasgow, N. S.
Sybil Aubrey. Mack Steele Suminenlde
Yorknlo. Tynrlal Sample, Kensington.
Ieoopin the Greet. Tom Holmes. Charlottetown
PURSE $100.
2.30 TEOT AND PACE CLASSIFIED BACE
Luly 0r_well A. B. McDonald. Orwell
-sybii sci. 1:.. n. mit. si. Peters. -
Black Silk, Al Carver, Vernon
Dr. Setter, C. H. Pratt, St. Peters
l=Rlc0. I.. 11. McPherson, Southport
Princess Edna. J. M. Gillis, Kinross
Macola. J. Montgomery, Sourls
Bolo Waltz. A. McDonald. Souris
Shawnee Rose, Mich. McKenna, Vermm
I lybum~Less, J. A. McKenzie. Gupereanx
_ Sharpsburg. J. B. McMillan, Summerville
Mary Volo. Jr., G. McDonald, Mermaid
Bob Kenworthy, A. Quigley. St. Pecan
Evil. Brooks, A. Trousdele. Mermaid
Orolo. L. Prsuglit. Cherry Valley
A special train leaves Charlottetown at 9 1.. ui. Standard Time, 10 n.~
m» Dlllilfhf 5"l1\I time. ¢Ul1v¢7i1'll \l°"°° lla ilelengers. Don‘t forget. Ou
Wcdnelday. Aug. 13.
Fare 82.00 return from Charlottetown. proportionate rates from inter-
mediate points.
_ AERoPLANE
I AEROPLANE WILL PEEFOLM OVER GROUNDS DURING AFTER-
NOON, TAKING UP PASSENGER! AT MODERATE EATES.
A NUMBER. OF OTHER SPECIAL A'l'l'RAUl'IONS HAVE BEEN Al.
.RANGED FOR.
I Lust year, Montague Track was admitted to be one of the but and
_fasteot trucks in the Maritimes. This year it will be in even better condition
Iwhich is saying u loL
Puri-Mutual Machine will also be in operation. no if you are inclined
. to wager on your racing favorites, you will have the opportunity.
f The Womens’ Institute will provide good meals on the |-rounds. for
which they have won distinction for the put number of youu.
3 Give them your patronage. and thug help financially this public lp!!-
ited institution.
There will be no delay in getting into the ground! thil yen. ll addit-
~lonnl ticket ndlces are being provided, also a new entrance opened up lug.
I Ing from the Commercial Bond to the lace Grounds for the benefit of
horses, carriages md pedestrians which will relieve the congestion ut the
main gate. _
Come to Montague on the iath for a bolldty aaa be usured at a real
¢Iny's sport.
ADMISSION-ADULTS 504:. CIITDDBEN, UNDER. 12 YEAIB-l5e.
-as ...seamen niezwfss.-“==“.‘ssra‘nu‘=*'r'==
Ms. oeoi-ge A. ninwn of Piewem-¢] ____
end Mrs. E. J. Webb. Birmi.'.ghe.m. U.| Mr. uid Mya. G, D.
B.. are visiting their relations, Mr. Stanley Bridge. returned int
and Mrs. W. H. Smith. East Royalty. West Roxbury. MQ.
fi-vm ttdour _...___
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"‘““"‘“°" room roll f-all to be answered by’ -»»-. ~-   Mac1.e|n,1.on¢ meek
The petty moto.-ed Pi al
_md expect to so to Summerside im-. Glas-ence iuemond emi Mr.
.wherethevw11lbethesue=teofMni.¢°auanincur va.vm ll
"°"*" by M' "’°"‘“""' “"‘ "“’°'d up in hes.-ing the report. ni me rm- so-eng uiimm ima Mr. 'ihomu inn- mam vma: so s_v°a;ai¢_' ° ’ , “lc
M“°h°"' '“"_'L"’“‘ l;“;y "‘_;’°°’°: vincisi cfmvenusn. given bythe .ini-Ima. Ami- ccmpietim their visit. to .___ ~
"° he' mm’ ° " "' ”' °"°p egntes. Mrs. John calms and Mizs,Summeiside the party will call on ML am Mfg, ,1_ g_ gugmim pm. 
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