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National
Exhibition
1920
JAMS
and  surely is must be
chose line cooks who take the
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Central Guardian ..i§‘:i.L‘..T. 
fore 4 o'clock to extinguish a blaze'
in the upholstery of a car owned by;
oarrrnao cnmnaaiws cuN1`c
at the Red Cross, Charlottetown,
Wednesday and Thursday, July l.6th
and 17th. 5402-'I-15-li.
REGULAR. MEETING Alpha
Rebekah Lodge Tuesday, July 15th
B P. M. Installation. 5405-'I-15-li.
POLITICAL MEETING AT STUR-
will address the electors of Sturgeon
and vicinity at Sturgeon Hall on
Wednesday evening, July 16th, at
8.30 o'clock in the interests of the
Liberal party. 5421-'l-14-li
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.-
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. MacKay of
Stanley Bridge, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Florence
Kathryn to Mr. George Daniel Nich-
olson, also of Stanley Bridge. Wed-
ding to take place July thirtleth.
5406-'I-15-ll.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SER-
VICE.-The Sacrament of the Lord'S
Supper will be dispensed in the
Baptist Church. Murray Harbor on
!Sunday, July 20th inst., at three 0'-
clock in the afternoon, preparatory
s
GEON--1-Ion. Senator J. J. I-Iughesi the trouble-
ervice will be on Thursday evening About midnight on Saturday Judge
uly 17th inst, at 730 o'ciock Rev 'Duffy signed a warrant for the ar-
prizes for jams and jellim at the
JELLIES
great Canadian National Ex- , _
hihirjon. Read. what some of ,,,,,,|, 
the 1929_ prize-winners say: '
'I would not melre jams or
jellies without it. On an
average I use I0 to lZ
hotties A season.”-Mrs. F.
Fordham.
'I have been an exlu'I'>itor
for Gve years, raking nu-
merous priseqandinelmoet
all cues Cerro heewyed e
prominent pert. ithous
Cerro the results which I
have achieved as e prize-
vinnef and e preserve-
meker would not have been
erreined."-Mrs. Sore
'I used  in myJ`prlae-
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the'-C.L§.B. (1929). 1111927
I cook Ent prize for Straw-
berry Jun, using Certo and
following the directions in
the bool: :ber comes with
Ceres."-Mrs. J. Davies.
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nt the C.N.E. I Gnd lt very
helpful.”-Mrs. A. Mason. '
“I use Cerro in raspberry,
icrawberry, black currant
and cherry jams and I think `
it is wonderful."_Mge_ G,
M. judge.
"I heveuiedCerm . . . end
have found it wonderful."
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"IlihCerto‘verymuchemi
use quioeelofof ir."-Mra
W. McKean.
The natural jellying sub-
stances altracbed from fruit.
,Tells the juice that would
have boiled away by the old
_(|Dl\8“holl) method.
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Malrei 50% more jun or
Sovei $5 the lime. Saves ,
the fruit devour. Saves the
fruir colour.
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For security on your
Fox or Mink Ranch.
Satisfaction guaran- l
teed.
_ Sold by the oldest
dealers in ranching
supplies.
The
Rogers Hardware
Company Limited
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cessories as Fox Pans,
Tongs, Staples, etc.
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C. M. Lampson 6
Lmuno.
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mason. s. 0. s. lashes
Public Auction Sales
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RAW FUR!
Shinalne one win be remun-
td without charge by applying
to B. 1'. Holman, Ltd. leg-
merside. P, E, I,
Represented by
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New York, N. I.
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 I C NI TI ON
Brazil Plans to add 590 miles of
roads to its present extensive net-
work.
The British Treasury has paid
Tom Falmfield $840 for 64 gold nob-
les, some dating trom 1351 which he
found while digging near his home
at Homted Keynu, England.
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KEYS
Having lately installed an
up-to-date key making
machine, we are now prepared
to make duplicate or extra keys
for your auto.
The
Palmer Watson
Electric Co.
Phone 55. P. 0. Box 503
5357-7-12-15-17-Si.
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FOX WIRE
“Quality is the
First Consideration ”
ALL SIZES IN STOCK
FenneH
of
_ AND -_ meter opporturmy, ee gi-eat um it
he services
HONORARY AND ACTIVE PALL
BEARERS-The following are thc
pall bearers for the funeral of His
Lordship Bishop O'Leary tomor-
rs-Mr. Justice Arsenault, Dr.
W. J. McMillan, Dr; J. D. Mc-
Guigan, Dr. J. S. Jenkins, M.
J. Moran, Sixtus McLellan, J.
J. Johnstone, K. C., Simon Paoli, Sr.,
Gilbert Gaudet, K. C.. Patrick Mc-
Tlguo. Activa Pall Bearers-James
Hogan. C. J. Moran, Frank McDon-
ald, J. T. Reardon. Simon Paoli, Jr.,
Philip Noonan.
BOY SCOUT CAM?-The boy
scout camp which is being held at
Fairview, on the farm of Mr. Mac-
Millan, 'a very beautiful and attract-
ive spot, is situated near the water,
and swimming no doubt will be one
of the most enjoyable events. The
scouts left by the ferry yesterday
morning at 9.30, about 35 in all, and
are out to enjoy a. good week‘s fun.
There am seven from Montague, one
from Cardigan, one Lone Scout, one
from Sackville, N. B., two from Bap-
tist troop, city, seven from St.
Peters troops, three from Zion and
twelve from St. James troop.
CAVENDISH 7- The last of the
series of six W. M. S., summer ral-
July 3rd. There was a splendid at-
tendance of members and friends
from nearby commluiitles who were
hospitably entertained by the Cav-
endish folk, under the omcinl lead-
ership of Rev. and Mrs. I-I. Ԥ. Bishop.
In addition to the usual program of
reports and addresses, the Caven-
dish girls presented an impressive
pageant "O Zion Haste," illustrating
‘the hymn beginning with those
ering, Among those taking an active
Jo ne. ng r,
Boothroyd, York.
BRACKLEY - The Women's Mis-
sionary Society held the fifth of a
series of rallies in the Brackley Un-
ited Church on Wednesday, July 2,
with Mrs. Clarke, treasurer of the
local auxiliary, presiding. She gave
the delegates a. very warm welcome
to Brackley and to their newly de-
corated church. After a short devo-
tional 'period led by the chairman
the roll call was answered by dele-
gates from Winsloe South, Char-
lottetown, Cornwall, Princetown Rd,
Brackley and Union Rd. The Mission
Band girls then sang a missionary
song. Mrs. Grant, conducted e very
interesting round table discussion
which was followed by a paper “The
place of the local* auxiliary," given
by Mrs. John Moreslde, Comwall, At
the close of the aftemoon session
lunch was served by the Brackley
ladies. The evening session opened
with Rev. Mr. Boothroyd leading the
devotion period after which Mrs.
Grant took the chair and called up-
on Rev. Mr. Wilson to give the ad-
dress of the evening. He gave a short
sketch of the history oi the mission-
ary movement and stresed the fact
the present generation having e
seemsst times like an insuperalvle
task but this is evidence or our ann " gif,-> `  _U{l;,,,,} ~,
ity and our cell to undertake it. I .iff fig;
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Mr. Murray of Caledonia will conduct rest. of a. former Prince Edward Is-
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'row moming: Honorary Pall Bear- , Maine arrested the defendant at his
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ue-9» WFS held in the United Chmch ' MUIR.-Before commencing his ad-
On the Hftemwn and CVGYUHZ 05 dress in St. James Church on Sun-
Mr. George W. Gardiner on Hensley;
Street. 
FIREIVHEN CALLED --Yesterday ‘
afternoon the firemen were called to
extinguish a. blaze in the upholster-
ing of a car in a garage on Hensley
Street. A few moments of work with
a hand extinguisher suffioed to end
HERE FROM NEW YORK-Dr.
Cliit arrived on Saturday last from
New York via the weekly “Down
Easter," which leaves every Friday.
The doctor loves the Island and in-
tends to spend the summer here-if
not longer.
BRANT LEAVING PORT-The C.
G. S. Brant, Captain Kelly. which
has been in'port during the last few
days, leaves this morning to supply
light-houses on'the New Brunswick
coast. The Aranmore is at present.
on supply service in the vicinity of
Anticosti Island and on the coast of
Quebec.
EXTRADTTION PROCEEDINGS-
lander undcr the Extraction Act on
a warrant of manslaughter issued in
the State of Maine, arising out of
the death of a man in an automobile
accident. .On Sunday the Chief of
Police and the deputy sheriff from
home and brought him to Charlotte-
town. At midnight last night the
prisoner signed a Consent and Waver
before Judge Duffy, agreeing to re-
tum to the United States without‘
extraction proceedings and stand his
trial. Tha prisoner alleges it was an_
unavoidable accident and that he is?
in no way responsible. l
AUTO ACCIDENTS-Sunday a car
owned and driven by Mr. Leo F.
Doyle, contractor, was badly damag-
ed. Whilo driving along the 48 Road
a. car coming behind made an et-
tempt to pass Mr. Doyle's car when
he crushed into it, badly damaging
the side. With Mr. Doyle were his
wife and family, who fortunately es-
caped being injured. Tho damaged
car is practically new, being in use
only a short time. Another accident
is reported from Millview, when a
car owned and driven by Mr. Arhtur
Mclnnls crushed into a bank when
coming down a hill. Mr. Mclnnis
was accompanied by four others who
were more or less shaken up. The car
was badly damaged.
TRIBUTE T0 REV. W. BRUCE
clay forenocn, the Moderator of thel
Grneral Assembly, the Very Rev. Dr.
Baird of Pictou, took occasion to re-
fer in kindly terms to the presence
in the congregation of the Rev. W.|
Bruce Muir, the first time since his
sc-rlcus break down in health. The
Moderator said Mr. Muir was one of
the stalwarts of Presbyteriariism and|
it was largely due to his devoted serv-
ice and herculean efforts that the
the wall and fought to the last ditch
,.,, tl 'l ' ld h ifi d  
pan in the prq"¢_Mn3s were Mrsiitliglz? ii‘ide.lc=;oh1erita~§veT;iacr wail!
G' M' Gram' wmsloé' Mrs' Ham- ` \vhichpM_r li/luir hadb so vigorously ‘ E ’ ’
momi Toombs. Ke isington, Mrs.| ~ ' | I I I
Jann stirilnc. Montague, Mrs. .mimi“;‘;e;$’]yt§;"§;___f‘1_;:_‘ ‘gd .Yagi  a S    S
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H323; melzmm Rive SME' ;“rcE labours carried on by hlrn since com-
ing in St. James to maintain the
Presbyterian services in so many dit- ,
ferent congregations, had told on his
health, and no doubt was responsible
in a measure for his present indis-
position. He was a “war casualty"
in the real sense oi' the word, and
was worthy of all the honour and
ties" were entitled. He hoped, in the
Providence of God, Mr. Muir would '
be long spared- to the church of
which he was one of the most de-
voted sons.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Woodside, of Tryon,
and Mr. S. Woodside, were in the
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Mr- Cameron McaGi-egor, New Lon-
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fruits and berries are all the
more inviting when served witli
Kel]ogg’a Corn Flakes. You’l1
enjoy a howl of Kellogg’a and '
fruit for luncli. Convenient. -
Extra delicious. Wonderfully
cris !
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putians, the famous Klinkhartl The Klinkhart boys and girls are. V _l
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Midgets, are one of the outstanding_ the most accomplished d1muxutive‘ The races at ills 1”»*2\\' “C0 V305;
features of the 1930 tour of the Al. G. ‘ Performers with any American circus. at Cape TIHWTFB 011 T"1\\11‘Sd3l’ af* I  M B I N G 
Barnes Circus, which comes to this! In addition to being capable and fin- lternoon were a. great success. There
city for aftemoon and night per-iished riders. they are wire artists of iwas a large atlfndancc, the C12#-wc-S
formanoes next Monday. And thc. merit, and take prmnrnexzt roles Ln :were well filled and each heat was
added features of the program will. the exotic spectacles Llizt open and Ehogy ¢0m¢5¢¢d_ The track is beau-
be "Persia" and “The Pageant of close the show. ‘timmy situated O-,-erlgokmg me
Northumberland Strait and should If you Want
develop into one of the Hnest tracks Expeditious and
Pekin," two gorgeous spectacles of
' ' " in the province.
HEATING
Mr. Hugh Morrison acted as start- Expert W0!'km3|'|5hiP
' e _ , er. Messrs. George McNeill, Bruce Send to
TuSkO IS WOr1d S HCRV Y' `,campbeu, Fred Walsh as Judges and .
\/lr Gordon Dawson as pmcial timer
80 Grafton Street
   Ii 'I'he following were the resu1ts:__' _  HI 
With Barnes Circus Cr” A Tm* ""1 *’“°
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" Winnie Marshall, Dawson  3
Time; 2.24 1-4, 2.25 1-4, 2.23.,
Opposite Prince Edward
Theatre
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snarl tribute, for since '1`usko arrived ‘ transports the ni ghriest living crea-
from the Himalayas. the 1200 wild ture. He will be seen in the men-
anlmals with the Al. G. Barnes agerie with the 1,200 wild animals
Circus, coming to Charlottetown and in the colorful spectacle "Persia"
Monday, July 21st at Conno1ly`s Field, and "The Pageant of Pekin", largest
realize that he is the spotlight favor- edition, which opens the Al G. Barnes'
wm.dB_ The Cavendish United Church Presbyterian Church was saved in ite with the crowds. and the feature performances in the tive rings and§ There are now 4,426 motion-pic
Chou the Mission Band wah added N.ova Scotia.-he and a loyal band of Of tht 1718 SHOW f0B»tl11'€S- _
its Sha" to the altace” of me gawk colleagues stood with their backs to ‘ dom.
consideration to which "war casual-   y  E 
don, who underwent a serious opera .
tion in the P.E.I. Hospital some time -
ago, is now rapidly improving and ex-
pects to be home soon. C
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Dtirln this i th h ir -
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deredla verystesaiiltiiful eaxftttlrr raehxd: ~.IgZ"> __ 
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Class B. Pace '
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Bertie van Julia, Beu,  z 2 M _  iw!!
Lady Will Be Sure, Dawson ,. 3 3 3 §T  I ` _é
Til'l'i€I 2.29, 2.25 1-4, 2.26. ` 5', ' 15,* L* " '
Class C. Trot and Pace ` ATI:  »r*i`<5`.£‘;\",I§ 
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Premier The Great. Murley, ...l 1 3 T ll‘\i '."__'_..
_ Bengara Todd, Jay. ......... ..4 5 1    ff
_ ,star Peter. Mammals. ...... _.2 3 2  `
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 ‘” -I Baby K., Keough,  4 5, ‘WERYTHING L" HARDWARE
` ' " - " ` ` Time_ 235_ 331 3_4_ 2_3; I for the householder who likes to dc
_ his own repairs, or who is handy with
'tools and likes ro make things for his
,home Tools that 'sill give lasting
service and satsfaction, that will
 hold up under use and misuse, that
.Here he is-Tusko-emperor of Tusko is a foot taller and a ton and
animal creation, largest elephant on ' a half heavier than was Jumbo. The,
earth, and the Royal Bengal tigers, l highest elephant car ever built, with: _ ,
when looking at him, reluctantlyldeck lowered to give him clearance,'}'anC‘V Bm't’°n` MacLeod ' ' ‘ '
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Miss Belle Acquira. Howatt. _.4 2 3‘ _
E31? §it°."”2..§ZST.?”?T‘f.1;i;;;§§2, The Rogers i
` Hardware Co..
‘ Class D, Trot and Pace
_ Time: 2.37, 2.33, 2.34.
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the hippodrome track. 'ture theatres in the United King-  `
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Mrs. Allan MacLeod and daughter  ‘ _, _ _._\ ____
Doris, of Medford. Mass., are spend- _I1 4 Q »_, __,` {~\_\._
ing the summer months with Mrsm  ., 3 Q *iw   .V 
McLcod's parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. L. 1 _ __ 414 K / V) `\ el
Waite, of Kensington and also Mr. _qw ' s. .. _  / 'JF -_
and Mrs. A. B- Macleod, of Herts- _ I _ ,» , ,' '1
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