THE SUMMERSIDE GUARDIA  
UUIUIEBBIDIQ ANU PIILNUI CUIINTY
, ln. John Pond, 44 Water ltnnt. lui. Phono Nl-1
sollif
sugunpflonl. Advsrtlrinl lhould ho hh with lin. Pond
’ rm.
“M151” niny ha bought daily at my If lho following gm". |||
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l 1i':l',f{f,"f,':f':f§f,"\i"ifi:er st.
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Gourllel Drulutoro Water lil.
Ulf# Gaudet. or drooeiiie st.
ill lie delivered dolly to any homo In Sllmm fd ||
ri»B2:*'_'1‘“,': 12,, .ny or we ver wean. Phono zur-i for me :revise of
,E order to the buy rupunalblo for delivorlll ll your rout.,
If
WESTERN LOCALS
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' -ron sax.: Lime pigs four and which eden crop up ,,,¢,,,,,.1 11,,
401115 HOOD iin_rib_Ca(1Earl1 five weeks. Earl Huesiis, wiimog 1 game which is bein rote;
hour file P"i"~‘~" _ 33.9. “ L-1435-ii-1-zi ‘ il
." ‘w1e,.5v L-lUiu-i-.ld-ll. '
__ _-T 4 --FILMS DEVELOPED and pr m_ rule decision.
are too ed 35° any Size Ta
,..-» - yl0r Dru C ., _
:aio lic.i._uur_. on iheliigli- Kms1ngt°n.' E 0 on 111,111.11 base Charlie Delghen
‘“"'_'__ - out .ii lsrzicco.
:.5-l.‘ ULU -." _ _ ` ._
Y I i.-i.o.i-B 7 21. _SUMMER drefses and _(mr ‘ 1:1 rounding lirst Charlie 15115-_1 to
,_:1'_\'D.\l' >| Ili ll |11  3l'£1»‘ me,-51.§e_ L_142§'_B_7‘_2l_ ' god out while standing on se¢¢md_
1,10. .`. ‘-\ ..»i..ii. li. is `
,. 1-,_;__~_ .i  iooo a. ni. _SUMMERSIDE band Concm liiiffi 0" the play and the question
‘Q quiz- .'.i»_ ktiisiiigion 7.-_ Eoftbm and 5mm_ Bedeque rink . Larosc as to whether the run' should
" A I-"l4l6'8'7`1' Monday, August 9th at 7 p m ` _
W' ' _ l L-1."fi7`_n'_f§_3- '“
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Lai* \\'i"l‘l""‘~’»"‘ 3 ' -NASH En li.'h S:'tl .. r A' - ~
`Wc._;~..i\... i" "__ .""“.lLs tgcuz soyihe snoihsgrfnci cdr-ugrgunoquqig hm' bcmg 5"" b“°l‘ ‘° "“"l‘
'r si;(.ii:`li 1rlfl‘I`]i'l'm;]lt‘fllwwgd  titones, in stock at Bracei; ‘mm Sm" to finish and it is too
fin -'l`~ "` "" L- 53-8-7-2l. \ .
lf" “nl `l';`lm'm1`;`111-I 8 7 ml _WANTED at once glrl °l` and are to be consldered at a lea!!
- - - - "wo . _
man' g°°d C°°k' Collmry mmf’ guo meeting probably Monday eve-
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11'}1jR_1`1il1 11)! ;m1)\ounceM;ct ville Street. Summerside. L-1434. U Both teams Wen mme,-1 w ua
geriient 05 il_ii`ll` Y°ili'iE95ff -S'SlDE POLICE COURT - in cj 1, t, f t1 _
ir: uoris Horrii-i. to A. Clar- the S'sfde Police Court this week  :CT 1,1  ;1?;"wT,g1;w;;1nn:,_w$f¢1'f1m;:e
- Wi _‘lf Ml" "fm Mrs' H' v` “Ve dl'““l‘5 were Ellie” the iiSiiB_l l heavy batt ng there were more er-
..\iiiiii“?" ‘U “ll” lll?§e early fli/_'E and 0116 lliul his biiii Of 1011 rors than usual but an overabund-
5tP1eraly.»i`. L-ill-‘3'7'li~ do.loi1se.;tr§ater1l. 11 mill; vendor ance of ecltement. Features were.
~'-jj-_‘ was me or av ng se ment in _ ~ .
SIDE Y.\(‘lll_> AT SHED- his milk. Another case against a gggieinspsggacklir Tgfih ggcgggag
Tir Siiii_i”“`i`-`i‘l° i'“°l‘*~’ ‘lm milk v=hd°r was ed-lourned--S homer in the fifth which brought
to Slicdiac for ilie Dominion _._ in the Wing nm_’_
sues Cup and vrhich was won
he lfavflowcr are remaining in
_. for ilie sliedlac regatta. Mr. and -Mrs, Rn_=,'S¢1 MuD,ma1d three singles in three trips to the
vi_;~rccci\cri in Sunimerslde of Carleton, is the winner of the Plate to cop batting honors. Just
iii. George Clerk that the Beu scholarship for Prince county ‘”l`-°i`- ll" “ext Slim” Will 5° Pl’-Y°‘i
Lodi lost her mast. The acci- and is receiving the congratu- is
criisr-d through 5 flaw lations of her friends. ' °f las” ¢V€i\ih8'S ¢1'i00\1ht¢¥-
» ns
11155211; bolt. The t€lBgtBm
flint all the boats arrived
'.-S. the recent visit of th Lncl' G .
A -L ai. Summerslde duringe the sltayrfosf §$:,G'5§s
I - 5l75l'ENDED SENT- Michaud and Hon. Dr. LaPorte, A'
-A min from Queens Edmgntom N_ B__ 1,111.31 a_ ,.1515 w R
'y v\‘a= bf°i1iliiibCf0l'0 Magi- Dr. Mark Delaney of Wellington. LeBlanc’ Ss
_. Darby on Thursday morn- Dr. LaPorte was a confrcrc of Dr. J'
dilrgcd with pas ing a forged Delaneys. They motored through B
,ifor a small amount. The the rural scenes of Egmont Bay D
plearicd guilty. The g,¢cu_g@d'g and district including Wellington. Gaudet' lb
,,,.1;_1, me consent, of the Hon. Marin Gallant was one of the  Daly' ll'
pnrociiior, risked for a sus- Dirty- They Gxllressed their delight Towns
...i seniriicc. 'I‘he Magistrate
fer of the particular circum-
'of ilic in e .ind ill consider- W*-‘ 'E
1 of the ar.-ii cd making res- _S E N A T dn MACARTHUR {1l(g?0nE_R;b
~~ and .-i>ini.\ing to support “EADS LIST FOR HOSPITAL Larkin, cf
1,.
r.ie and di-peiiiiants and also
|01 good 1,,.1m,.1011,. and “_ ,ed the list for the drive for funds
vi the li. C. M. P. every fm' "h° Frm” c°lml'Y H°5Pl"'*l Crossman. lb
.. gow A 111,-ce ycm. Su_.1_` with a cheque for $1,000. with a 1:>111111p5, 55
,,15@,,.¢,1..L.___ S, promise of another donation of
,______ equal amount should it be needed
'TERESTING FIRE DEMON-
A-: .
1-105-__ The ,.,.__1dem,5 of drive is being undertaken by the .'Landry, if
the Viiliize were given an Sewing Cliib 0! the hospital and Totals
11ngd,.,,,,,,1_1,.,,,v1m of me the ladies are meeting with an '
on 11,-,».1,,p__,,;1,_,. afternoon excellent response. The object of
1 their new nriesiali well
-i bi' '1‘ro.-ir weu co Ltd was
tue ten. hy o gong ofnre “nfl °° °°¢i1i'° m°11¢_y to buréhm
in The demonstration t/ook m“°l‘ °°‘l°d °‘1“lPm9m'~-s- gf
lifter a most enjoyable ice **'_' 111,' LeB1anc_ Dodds: “ms bagged 1n_
In fesfii-ril. with games and
il The well ivhirh was in-
ld n few nioiiths ago and Alexander D. MhcNeill of Praughl - Lg-
has the nie-air; of saving the Road about half a mile from Rich- on balls' Wlmams' Landry'
afraid complete destruction monddstaspn was burned to the
. iime ago, hog 8, M11, 91 groun a ut 8.30 Friday momlng. L 1 3;~ 11111 pu",
lions a niiniiii-_ Tyfgpwmg. 15 Mr. and Mrs. MacNelll lived alone Hams 1' by ye 5 oe
itil into a pressure tank, which
liable of ili:-o\\'in-' waicr to l.
it of 50 fu., 2,1. `,, th stairs. Mr. MacNeill went up to in- » 1 I A1,sen,,u11,_ MMD°na1d_
'rome c11u1~,.1,_ The holy? hug vestlgate, but could see nothing. He lm ses
ia i11¢m5,.1,,e, into ,1 nn went outside and to his dismay
found the roof ablaze. He immedi-
iie and are very proud of their
iii* liinaroiiis-s.
i_EATii or .\iii. i-:WEN CAM-
l-A proniiiiciii farmer gf A1.
9“~‘°i`l Way on Tuesday, Aug.
llilif lil‘i`=Dii of Ewen Gamer
- 1
i6`l years of age. The de°€BS~ 5,161.1 headway ghaf, me upstnm in New Brunswick will develop in-
ls born at Albi d
ml °l ill” lim hlhymvgnchmzgf cauglag B]m°l:,td?'t1,.f,1.r?c£n£:1ft§i:'r£“=1ri1"1§,:;`*: iouslv no serious attempt has been
it mzirricri Eliza. Burns of Al-
and iii ilicir early married
“ill iii Chile ’1`ravei'se, Where
fimcron was a section man
" iai-“hy Lairr he returned
lilly and took up farming. Mr.
Ton lirirl ii plciisiiig personality
lii.im.\~iiv: iiill be moumed
liiilc circle of friends. He
ills \vi<lu'»\', lwo sons, Wal-
iiid Keiiii and one sister.
1. iiirs. .“.riiiiuiigcr>. who re-
wuli hun. and one brother,
i`iiiieron_ iii hlicincliel. P. E. I.,
l"'“ -“`iii\i'»il.v is extended.
luneral :ook place on 'Thurs-
iiifmoon from his late resi-
‘lnri was very largely attend-
iierrm-ni was in the church
gland Ccmcf`cry, Cape Trav-
=~---_.__;.‘ turned to her home in Amherst
L. Bowness&Son|‘ ‘.’.....i...., mi.. .........1~e_
lifnaai. nmacroas also I
a.\miii.i\n~:as ,
lim Count H itat
imbalance ii-i Clisirrp
lilllmerslde, ffrdcqug md
Kensington
rhino 11-i oey"uw.- e delightful visit with
3,-~~;___ her parents, Mr. L. Rf Allen, M. L_
;~»;~_é~_-_e A., and Mrs. Allen.-B. New Haven. _ __‘ ,
_ML .nd Mr5_ Arm” Pope and  i
 “‘.$.?.."° t`l.“’.§ $"..3°....I.“‘l,°i.°,§,Ef; BAND coucear-BEDEQUE RINK
:rviltlldgvliave retumed td their AUGUST sth. 7 RM”
. 3 1.
1 Q
_ S|:T;1.|f01’n;;Séigslgjawgee M-Ed d B ham Soft Ball Game
"‘ ° ‘“" ““’ ' " “° sr. aLa.iNons ve. UPPER rm-:a'rowN
l w
§°'°°il°ll information on fox
1;°°:‘f;';ill-n;’u}11’11ahed six times visiting Mr. Buchanan'r parents. Playing for Simmons & MacFarlane Trophy
1 Bmdms i§Ec;om:jl.l_ For  and 1lg{ers_.sWm_ .1. Buchannan. ;1»MILE BICYCLE RACE
' “""“°" ‘ ' For Rink Trophy
Write Today.
:MTE ‘ -Ti" C*“"°ii°“ lem*-1 Will* '°‘ Summerslde Band Concert and Sports in Rink
Sreatlv reduced. Gay Parec sum.
Call or write Home Baker 61-an
-CONGRATULATIONS - Miss
Miriam MacDonald daughter of
-VISITED CLASS r.i_`.TE._0n
Hon. Mr. M!ichaud. Hon Pius
at the picturesque beauty of the
countryside.-S
DRIVE-Senator M-“wArthu.1' head-
to ctwplete the objective. The
the canvas is an endeavor to wipe
out the large maintenance deficit
-HOUSE BURNED T0 THE
GROUND-The residence of Mr.
in the house and were in the k't-
chen when they heard a noise up-
ately put out an alarm to the
neighbours. who came a t once.
With their assistance the fumiture
downstairs, the out-buildings, ma-
chinery and livestock were saved,
but the house was burned w the
ground. the flames havin! made
was scover
Neill had a comfortable farm house
and much sympathy is extended to
them in their loss. It was not
learned if they had any insurance
one mince country ci~moNici.e
Siinglos Defeat
Pioneers In
Playoff Tilt
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The 5Uh8los came back strong in
me $"C°iiCl Playoff tilt last evening
to defeat the Pioneers 7-6 in g
°°'fl° 5ii'U€Ble. One of those things
_ K D ted by
ie Pioneers, and the Sunggog 3150
lliiiiil ii Protest in on the ground
Iii the first iniriig with Williams
cracked a_ long double to right field.
_-uch the initial sack and was tag.
Phe runner scored readily from
ouiii or not and whether Déighen
"=i> Oiii; The Sunslos grevanee was
ciirariiihll a player running from
c-cond to home on an overthrow at
The game was a real thriller
ing.
two of their hard worked pitchers
'Dave Larkin of the Pioneers got
uncertain as is also the outcome
` Box scona
E8ON¢.:me.:e..sm¢»2e.s.a>; '<8vm»-mwwnsmwwwg
5moooo»=~o~w5 5q¢°°o_H,_Hu=
*aooo¢~o»ouo= §uoo~¢,QQH~H=
§;o¢~oounw»Og g5oom~nwaoNo1
5oA~»u¢u~gn> :mNeo¢~»¢¢HS
bQeoon~o¢a»H uoo~¢¢¢Q¢Hum
Hogan. c
shards. rf
Hogan. 3b
oates, cf
csR.oche. lf
Lyle. D
°-Repfaced Dale
Millman, 3b
Dodds. c
Williams, lf
Deighan. rf
isenault p
-Replaced Arsen
SUMMARY
Earned runs. Pioneers 3, Bunglos
left on bases. Sunglois 2. Pi0h0¢r-5
home run, Richards; two base
Richards 2, Boates 2,_LeBlanc 1,
Larkiris 2, Dodds 2. Phillips 1; base
Blanc, C. Hogan, J. Hogan. Books;
struck out by Axsenault 1. by Wil-
Larkiris. Phillips. Williams.
Time of game, 1 hour 20 minute!-
Unipire. Lorne Monkley: ba-S8
Scorer, B. Johnston.
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CULTIVATE CEANBEBBIEB
FREDERDUTON -(CP)- With
the federal and provincial 80V¢i’i1'
ments now co-operating in experi-
mental wonk. agricultural officials
iere expect that cranberry ouifflln
to an important lndustry. Prev-
made to cultivate cranberries in
Oh W
ednesday evening at
3°d°¢li10 Y-he Bt. Eleanor's softball
team scoredan B7 victo over
" 5li°i‘T/ 5D0rts programme held in
Holi io; H. Muir ab; G. coinpton
3b; G. Muirhead ss; F. Mills c~ A
Brooks p
Freetvwn B capionci if P
Gardiner cf' G Gallant lf W
slave” es: 0~ McKenna 3b; W
Bernard 2b: I. Bradshaw io _
Bums p: R. Brea-haw c. -D. l
VISITOOR
(Continued from page 1)
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in the support of this work and or l
me Planned program of endeavour l
The morning session consisted oi
the annual meeting of the Mis.
slonary Board. Lieut.-Col. C. _L_
MacKay presided. Following the
presentation of the financial re-
P°i'¢S. the Secretary-Evangelist, I
Rev. G. W. Titus, gave an ac-
count of his labours during the
year. during which he worked in
the three Maritime Provinces. The
devotional period was conducted by
Rev. W. G. Quigley, New Glasgow.
At the afternoon session Mr,
Titus addressed the convention on
the subject, “The Field-its Op-
portunities, its Conquests". Mr. R.
H. McNiell. the convention presi-
dent was in the chair. Rev. J.W. r
Hayter. Cross Roads. led the de-
votional period.
At the evening session the visit-
ors were welcomed to New Glasgow
by the pastor, Mr. Quigley. Rev.
Wm. Fermer of Greenmourit re-
plied to the address of welcome.
The choir sang n. special number. ‘
Mr. Booths seimon brought the
proceedings of the day to a close.
NA TIONALS
(Continued from page li
it-diplomatic negotiation would not
be interrupted between China and
Japan. '
Th were expected to continue ,
in Toellwo through the itermedlary
of Hsu Shih-Ying, Chinese Am-.
bassador to Japan.
TOKYO. Aug. 6-~(AP> - Japa- .
nese officials endeavored tonightto 
allay fears that situations might1
arise in the North China conflict]
in which the United States could1
be involved. .
Foreign Minister Koki I-liroia'
told parliament that the United
States Government was “carefully
guarding" against reported at-
tempts by Chinese officers to cn-
list American aviators.
Enotchi Murao, general secretary
of the Tokyo Young Men's Chris-
tian Association. declared fears of
missionaries that their work and
institutions would be suppressed
were grouridless. i
,He said temporary suspension of
missions in North China was likely
but "personally I do not expect
my radical Japanese military ac-
tion ngalnst Christians."
The house of representatives, af-
ter War -Minister General Sugi-
yama announced that more Japa-
this province. 1
 r.-v‘*ir1i__ are e or-srinfyf
on the building.-S :
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PERSONALS i
-Miss Enid Howatt and Mis.
Isabella Gratten of Arlington, Mass..
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Preston
Bovrnes, North Bedeque.-S.
-Mrs Vera Gardiner of Boston.
Mass., is a welcome visitor at Tyne
Valley, the guest of her sster, Mrs.
R.. J. MacNeill.-8.
-Mrs. George Melforth has re
N, S. after visiting the Island the
ues of Mr and Mrs Preston
-Mr. Cyrus Delaney and son.
Leopold, Magdalene Islands are
visiting relatives in Miscouche and
Wellirigt0n.`-8.
-Mrs. 0. Archibald. Woodstock.
Ont loft on return home yester-
home in Ottawa.--S.
nan. and little son. Bobbie. are
muirionat
lwuurtroooa. fn? " ¥r".l °' .€.'L°.i§$'.§'f'i5i" lll“°§€..i’.‘f...1fl{i iinmssioiv use
ford, Conn.. is visiting her mother.
livfrs. W. J. Sullivan, Summersldc.
Mrs. Haskell nee Gladys Sullivan.
A former teacher at the Summer- y
:ide High School is being cordial- I
ly welcomed by her many i'i’i¢h¢lii»_,
--S. i
~-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Ram- I
say have returned to their h0m¢
in Mei.-ien, Mess.. .mer svehdinc I
very charming holiday with Mr.
l7.amsay's sister, Mrs- William N-
Huestis. Summerslde and Mr.
I-luestis. They also Visited Mf-
Ramsay‘s old home in Lot ll and
his sisters in Coleman. They were
accompanied by Misa Chldwick °f
Boston and Miss Anni, Molllns of
Liverpool. N. B.--B-
Mtr. and Mrs Joseph McQuald.
and two children of Somerville.
Maas., who have been on o
months vacation, with their par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. McQUi1id. 10
mile House. left on retum Thurs-
day by motor. wwmvwied ip'
Mrs. Frank Connolly. of towel.
Mass., and Mr. Joseph Ticmey of
nese reinforcements were being
rushed into North China, approved
a war appropriation of 419,000,000
yen (about $121,500,000).
More than half-257,000,000 yen l
(about 571.500.0001-was earmarked I
for the army. The balance wasj
divided among the navy. $95,000,-
000 yen (about $2'7.800,000); fin-,
once ministry, and foreign affairs.
ministry.
PEIPING, Aug. 6-Chinese schol-
ars tonight expressed the convic-
tion thut the Peipinss centuries- 1
long reign as centre of China's
culture and learning is at an end.
They said that Japanese domin-
ance. apparently clamped to stay
on this ancient capital, would de- `
stroy all freedom to teach. They i
recalled that some of the most
drastic actions of the Japanese
military have been directed against
universities and srhoois consider-
ed centres of patriotic Chinese
student activities.
MORE TOURISTS
BUMIMIIRSIDE. P. E. I. -(C`P\
-Staff sergeant Patrick Ryan Oi
the Summa-side police force said
he put "Welcome to Summerslde"
tickets on 'I4 foreign cars hero in
lu ' 0
Mmmllu P I ISLAND ry gn Friday l / _
` -` - who was taken qu’ie ill , -
 . ilflbmilll. HG ll W felt! 0| Ill.-S  _ J-li-in-n
*l‘°i1' deadly rivals ifreetovg The =
game was held in connection with 
P ‘ astr o 1 d 0 Tig ,
2;;--f~--.11 ~ ~_-- -* spen severa ay; here, the guests
glggsethzriigfrdortgmgkblgriemptiw' A V611' charmins wedding was °' "hw "““‘”"°“‘°" M"‘- 5”'
_.for making amiable tie aged; gi soiemnlzed on July 21st. at the b”‘ Allen- 4 _ _To nerioet un nm eympmm c
,mem for me people of me pm_ home or ivrr. and Mrs. A P. weiis . _*_ . 3113;! ,','§,§‘1‘{l: ,l'},’_§i,“‘,,,i§f,§”‘°¢°n‘,§;
Vince.” on Duke street' summerslde' when Miss, Dorothy Atkinson’ M B°°k`. iliuuonndl of 1ltLlo fillers, each ou
» UU' da Ville- “BS I Y0C€i'ii Kilest of relatives; inrving epeeiu worn to perform. 1
- .~
Sells- and Recommend; _
Nox Kidney Fiushers
- _ __ _ bride I .H .
liaiili €lhl1i0iee from brin in ° M-i' earty Godkin also ' uenonn rod uric reid enien ure oioor
the B El ` - _ 8 E- ' _ ._ __
9 tulle Rihk in preperation lm,-,,,,,a,m,,g or defend 0! Summerslde. The ceremony was li-iresro 'rue reeuii ie r oecirecae 1
A1 ,_ . -I ughter Irene became the
1 ac banmg 5-"Y llXlllCE!`lS€d ' hEl'€ ’ at-me of :here fllter_l become clogged
ai
1°* 5 lilfkel’ number of events on 1 mg any ul' f
,On m . per ormed at 12.30 noon on the
M°i\dHy evening. lion marie; 1€?3f»§,,,_?ef ,§,l1:flhl‘gl5d~°' veranda of their lovely home. C°iiPl° 01' days of last week inf iw ll I i‘iv° srlvuil in the 10111-1
3f»~ Einnors went into 5 two 1-un object the f C as li* An arch of fems entwiried with M°i’iCt0h. A Kllest of Mrs. H. F- “° 'l“¥ ‘ 9"? *"0" " "l““‘““il““
lend in the rir_~t inning, increased cioiin eiiher ifniommcm ‘°f»- my “W me buds With s background l Keiver. §.‘fif..".'°'L`i?I»§.""°f§Z..f°‘il.' ."i`§f3i.i.h‘
it to four by the first of the third An act to liccliilyeorbequllul °r mowers made 3 Charming Semng l *W - y U R yl
but saw it dwindle to a deficit ri' igain control of balikin an olligicsmld l for me bridal parm The nw' °fl Ml” Eileen Ogden- M°“°l'°"i “"‘5l mil i i i- -- »
Freetown started a barrage which ` liic 1n~ovnce_ »1-his Wag gm major; 1 the veranda was carpeted in green. a a week-end guest of her uncle ` 511331 Ti’-llollrexriliililii. “Troll Me',l'l.».. b`\l.e'.
nose? chem “ve ,uns 11, me wird _,.,,m_,mcm of me _session and was 1 StRe]v1).h¥r.NC:glylte c1lValL11eri\_orthL_o1i and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. M H,  wine orifzuihepu ‘your i1_e.~i,1iii.-1.1.; ‘aiu
‘ ~ ' - , _ . . . . Ie i I uppoar. nu rut' is 'ii 0 _ fix lini-
an wo in the fourth. St. Eileen- ytoiisiclered likely to lead to the wid- i knot lm the presence of §bo3;'l;elf,1_ 1Bm"t°n ‘ _ , Iilgigiiruero coinain e rliii uioniiim :neil
M-fl c» W- olnwn. 81391! L dead. heavy pain. The Uric acid de
u
aouiiri r-uudiiioii. Ni. more getting ul
iilgiii-iio more biiukiiciiii. l`lia‘
ut. There is only one .\'~\x Kidney
ors came back strong to win L11., est repercussions of any provincl l - .
Same in the fifth with four rum lsiaiute in Canadian history. gf, amy guests friends and relativcsof Miss Edna ,Oultori, spent the l"i\i=`i1"r-ilic-y iuiiirovu your ei.i.r-
climaxing a spectacmar game ` iiroigir, 1-¢»q,1.1~£. 1,anke,.s_ammugh _ the bride and groom. The bride n-,.,.k_,.n,1 11.1 Amherst a MP5,, of 1,1111..-rroiw1l1.co11|i11'_'|1111ur 1111.11.11;-e “our
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L1neups'-- .olicraiiiig unilcr charters granted j 3,3;  f31aI,,n:rl;g ";O‘l:,§l“eO§§l;;‘: _ h"’ ~‘l5l"l`- Mi'-5 A- M- Chiii*3i”0h I wie P ' 'F
St. Elearnors: R. ' ~‘ f- .. by the Dominion-to take out ll -l V l. » 8 ' a 'r Y C _ ,and M: Cameron. i.--on . .~ _ ox ey __  ri'
Lyle r, Earl Uses in Album and mc ,of while pearls and orange bps- _ _ 11.u good iieiiiiii. on .uiio Le'i--'riff
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start ii.fl:iy i-ii iii.. ruail io good
Li li- \ l_\`l'1u Flu Li l li'
glues Drug Co. Ltiin Charlottetown:
imc al Credit Commission and local I unattended Spending mme time here 5 guest Drug Co. snui-le; . . Horton
1 1 1 During the signing of the regis ' 11 _ 11] z 11,, -1- 1 D , ._
riicr oi'iics rlominaierl by alipolnt ter M1. Archle sham accnmpamm of Mr and Mrs John M Dubv :.'1l;;?.T¢i..iiv,"oi..il W.”-‘1\’;i‘ `if1}|‘li;1':-1*;
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of ilic Social Cicciit Board
bank licenses, iihich might cost
'is iiigii .i $100 loi evciy branch
11ml ai ci and $5 lox eveiy employee
on the mano ny Ml” hvelyn Mdc Little Mi q Rutli Johnson Sack
Lure sang ‘ ~ '
An th iillc is spending some time here
el e celcmony L; guuct H Quest of her gimdparents ‘Vlr
uisi be ia.ken out within 21 d luncheml was served ln 9 “mg and Mrs Arthur R Way   
Of wfifly Bankeis would undertglx
to iefiain fiom acting or assisting
or eiicouragiiig any person or per-
sons to act in a manner which re-
stricts or interferes with the prop-
erty and civil rights of any person
or persons within the province...."
Licenses could be revoked or can-
room ,which was artistically decor
e wt “_”
lergs. to/]I'1rs}T)1!:J1lacll<ndCg]nl1il§1_r0I`?Ii15li;?>lt:l. Mr" Mall Brenton °f Wmdsm-
presided over the hi-ide's table N S and Miss Elizabeth Hii“50ii~i
which was centred with ia beautiful 315° °f Wl"d5°`- Sven* sevelali
three ner Weddmg Cake_ Assmlng days neie guests of the former’s
1,1 V1 ere M155 Hope P1-C 11', son. Mr. M H. Brenton, and Mrs.
ser ng w
ard. Miss Norma. Oallbeck. Summer- l3l‘"i"°“-
Cannon cf; J. Wedge lf' Ed ` ~ ‘ subiect eir . 1
‘ Wm lposcies to the contl‘_ol_of the Pro- l soms' B°t'h_ bride and mmm were, NUS Maxine Bfliw. Ti'lU'0, isl uarrutberu Drug Co. gniague; Souriu
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To Mediation
MONTREAL, Aug. 6-(CP) _|
mediation conference between Que-
CPilf‘C‘- by the Credit Commission. side' _M155 Rbberm G°dkm’ New M _ 51,, CMO ,1 'bec's labor minister Wlllia.m'1‘rem-
York Mrs Arthur Woolner. Char rs ra s ri, an son
“»11C1?i11:i;;,;Ct;);S§§}£§_:C'1?15? bS°:(f.d‘? lottetlown; 'Mrs Allison Owen. Miss| Marshall, retumed home Friday may Bild Sliolie-Wieii f°i’ i'1i70ii'-l0~'
Orem; Board and two() re fesemlg 11111,, Andersom Natick, M_r.,55_ A1. cvenin;:~from Malden, Mass., where 000 Si-1'iKii18 iEXi1l€ V-'OYKSFS WBA
11,01. of ,he banker Wulf "su 1_1 honoured guest was Mrs. Tiipiin i they have been the guests 01 M,-_ arranged today- The minister and
,.1512 (mee, and 601111.01 the pgiecy only remaining sister, of the laie,‘Hr1d Mrs. F. H. Spence, for the me Strike leaders Wl-ll 8'Sf»lif‘i’ B'
' Mrs. B. Godkln. the groom's moili- i past six weeks, , round the table here tomorrow.
of the banker for the purpose of
Mrs Tu ‘in is 87 years of age ‘
The government member arid the
. _ er. . p» » i W
Dmumug any “L by °“°l‘ banker other out of town guests were. Mi- and Mrs. J. ri. ivionieith, ieboi- chiefs wiii meet on the sinh
01' Rhy employee or employees
Miss Roberta. Godkln. New York; spent Saturday in Pon, Elgin l
day of the strike that has tied up
il -r-i » -tit ' » _ .
it co tons i u ing a restriction or MA; M1111 Anderson, Natick; Mr.. _i r Dominion Tcxme companys mm,
iiitciileieiicc, either direct or indi-
'eci, min the full enjoyment of
Mr, Art Wellner, Char1ottet'>\`vn,i
Was a recent visitor here
l and Mrs. Harold Pickard. and Mr.
and Mrs Herbert Flatts, Charlotte
mills in this province. The plants
have been thrown into full idle-
l ' i
properly and civil rights by any l ' - 'i '
` ' ` L°W'n` Mr' and M-'S' I' F' Gwdwm' ~é~ l ness gs the outcome of a. walkoui
person within t.he province.”
, .
Unlieensed bankers cou1d'befznedlW°r°e‘s“”’ M555* Mr' and Mrs' Mi-§ Jessie MacLeod, and Missf called Monday by the National
from $5.000 to 810.000 and courtslMe1vule Baker' Margate' _Dfit Sdiihflrrs, Charlottetown. wcrei Catholic Federation of Textile
lf' h cl d to th Th ` The deC°i'5l'l°n-5 °ii l-lie lawn Weffl i recent guests of Mr. and Mrs W. \v0rkr~r_;
won 0 one em. 5
Credit Commission would have
power to pass l t' 'hll 1 ' . 1 _
rogue' Ions “ cl i ations in the dining room “B-S the ML and M.1.s_ T_ Wilson Of, a
iarranged by Miss Norma CallbecklE_ Ou110n_
i and Mr Heath Warren, The decor- .
Tremblay’s proposal. outlined in
letter to the union officers, ll
niusi be observed by bankers. , th ¢_ 11; 1.1 1
' k f Miss H Prichard. a s oud acoept im H8119'
An act barring any person from, v\o`x,-ir oand ms oréoodkin Wm make Chicago, Ill., and Mfr. and. Mrs. l ment under the new P1-0v1nC19_1
testing the constitutionality of Al-1 _ ' .  “de Chhrle-'i W Belyea ani-l two F31, WMP Ac, that oe.. mm “_
bella Siraiubfe in the wliris vi the i tm" mme m ~ummer` "ei new ' °l‘lld“?“. Katherine and Phyllis- feet sept 1 To thisgihe sirikeri
province.
O ' ` tes necessar
They are building a lov y _ f S , Y
lbungalow, which will no doubt be ‘;1ere“55"" “"9 "Cent \lSil»0i'S,
have assented, but they assert ne-
iily six minu was y‘ . _ I » _ _ _
'_ ~ _. 1 ~ .f - 1 1111 - fl completed on their _ retuin _ romi _ _ i gotiations must be aimed at a col-
ihgabillglbutllgzarly rtthilteldlligugsl lhelf h°“°ym°(’1n‘s0§l?1o‘,',§;,1° g1l¥&s tulrh/tilessl xltiiilrjlitlllriizitrealllilleriilfter hsgeiig-I lectwe 'contract rather than M
  in rm-ee »   f°°*~°.i°'t:_ .........   .. .   . he »f  :;:°‘i.'_:‘::’:..i“;*.i;  ‘°°"° ‘° °°
port of a non-political committee
I Mr' an ei rmost opular young PP-Teh*-< Mr and Mrs Dexter Wi
Announcing the conference, thi
of the legisature which has beenlsummefsld 5 manyp friends whh A11en_ ' ` ' ‘  _t ,d 1 Q b th Mk
mlnls Cr Sal 3 ill" PC F S I' G
_1 1-' 1- 1 1,1 . ‘ A '1_ couples. Their _ ,~ _ __ A
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tralization of relief administration. -S L Miss Irene and June' Brenton.; n
imposition of a speczal relief tax
were visitors to Moncton on Tues-
_l -ovincial finaneng of relief ’ ' ‘_ _ ` ‘ ‘
aillilh mthe assistaincele ofméederal  Flnds  dai- _
grants and munic pa conr u Ons - __. _`. .  _
ba.-cd on their ability to pay. 1  ed In  
The report finally was shelved
until the next session after Health
Mnistcr W W- Cross said it was
med relief
3
After an absence' of 29 l'08i`-S  
from this section of the country
ad been inllcd at "nn unfortu-
ate and ill-advised time for men
to strike". lt came. he said. "just
when the government was trying
to aid both industry and workers.
'l`rembliiy’s proposal of an agree-
mcnt under the new Art was
found "very equitable" by Manag-
ing Dircctor G. Blair Gordon of
Dominion Textiles. The Company
rutile io attempt to re y ' M, " _ ,_ _
Alexander D. Dewar and S~ F _ head said he would be glad to
3:'°:7rl§";i`nl:\?);3l1C°l;ff3E‘;§ x';“;0:1;°:§ Dewar are on 5 visit, to West re   abide by any decision of the fair-
' ' '  I ' ' mervlll to his l7l`0iliCl`- n wage board."
money was controlled by banks the
rrlicf prohlcm was not solvable, 110
said. nrldiiig it was the intention of
the government to assume control
of banking policies in Alberta..
Increase In
I .
  hmghe 5 whom he had not; female of the species l 501-,_
"`ofr'rAwA_ Aug. s-icPi-sub-
stantial iiicrnarcs in customs and
excise revenue were announced to-
driy by Hon. J. L. Iisley, Minister
of National Revenue. custom!-
excise collections during July last
amounted to $28.B30.0'l6. COXHDB-Nfl
with $23,736,317 Collected in July.
1936, an increase of 55.093359.
Receipts in detail were: Customs
duties $7,609,162 an increase of
$1,239,600; excise taxes $10,263,896.
an advance of $1,235.8l7; excise
duties $4,862.169, up $589,136 and
sundry collections $9:'>.3Fi0. a gain
of $29,208.
Revenue for thc first four
months of this fiscal year, eridlnll
July 31, amounted to $102.39'l.b92.
as against sRl,5iJ2.6.'l5 for the same
period last. year. a not gain of $20.-
Fif`i~l.fl57. Customs diiiics .otalled
$.31 151,553, an increase of $4.728.-
504: excise taxes $53.095.9B7. a
gain of 513.661.7891 excise duties
$l7£'86,675, an advance $2.398.265-
and Sundry collections at |283.
.778 were up $l6.Ill0. __
one day. Many of the visitors he
had met last _vcar came from dia-
tant parts of the United States.
He believed tourist traffic on the
Island was increasing.
'their guests have gone on an "lust cant put a finger on the
1 S0 9|
p gr imap. Robert D Dewar of M C
l 10; gowder House boulevard. They  I I e n 
halve been on thi road hsgvergyil
akin t e ri e e *-
giixgimgiaiigm snag trailer, piiving in io, aouert currke, cohesion 1
the trailer on the mp East by Press Staff Writ/er)
of canada 1vioN'1'nEaL_ aug. 5-Nine years 1
willfwo years ago Officer Dewar( of rarldying has left Art Worrell. 
,md M1-s_ Dewar made a trip to, 121, with a placid optlook on near- .
Mo1.1tB_na_ where he tfgited 1-.151 y every style of gorfer-except the i
31;? 101- mor; than |, quarter of a. L Now. Art. a colored bag-toter who
century, and all of whom are re-1 ranks near the top of his choren
siding on then. ranches in that profession. doesn't want to start
part of the mumry 1 an argument with women golfers.
Patrolman and Mrs. Dewar and But he still insists, although he
automobile tour of the White reason, that men are better
Mmmymm md New Hampshire. clients.
Alexander Dewar, 30 years ago. was, To support this claim Art cells
employed by Sturtevant .lb I-Ialey,[ upon the spoken word of golfdom's `
on Somerville avenue. and has best caddies-the ones who travel
found many changes in this city from toumament to tournament
during his absence of 29 years. I-lei for jobs with top-ranking players.
will 'remain here until early Ili The ones Art has met “try and
July and plans to take his auto- i avoid women." i
mobile and trailer on a trip downj But let‘s drop the feminine
East to Maine. then to New Hamp- 1 angle and dislcuss carldying with
shire and Prince Edward Island, Art.
retuming to his home in Montana A near-graduate of high school.
about october 1--Boston Ex- Art said he has kept eaddying
c11ang¢_ "because I cou1n’t get another job
After motoring- to Maine and and need the money for the folks
New Hampshire. where they were at home." Art says he makes
guests of Mr. Thomas Campbell , "from $12 to $15 a week" through-
and Miss Margaret. Campbell. | out the summer, The largest stake
formerly of Montague, Mr. and he made in one tournament was
Mrs. Dewar continued the trip to $40.
P. E. I. by H'~il°m°bll° ‘md "`“ll€Ti For a while he worked at a.
as before, arriving at Montague. his 1 coiuse nearby Montreal which had
bu-th place, after an Fibs@hC¢ Ofiairls as well as boy caddies But.
home of his uncle Mr Alex Camp-
centre Mr. Dewar is enabled to
motor by oar to all points of iri-
terest near his old home
‘that Mr. Alex-D. Dewar referred
lm above is a son of the late James
and Caroline (Cam bell) Dewar
Tennis Officials
' munity where they resided Their the ggnodinn Qpen 9 few yous
 Big  liar!!! xdmilyngrefntogv in qwifitiy ago at Summerlea Golf Club near
--~ ,separa pa 0 » e U. - - rom `
LONDON, Aug. 5-Unlike pro-
moters who worry about the "house
full" sign, the British Lawn Ten-
nis Association frets over returning
about $250000 each year to pros-
pective spectators hecause of lack
of accommodation at thc annual
Wimbledon tournament here.
The average day'stakingl.s$50,000
and total profits for the meeting
usually hit 5150.000 or more. The
association takes a third and the
All-Fncinnd Tennis Club two-
fli.rri< Ftxpi-iisrs include charges
our-ini me <:’00_000 centre court
star.d: Sl‘~'100 for coaching and
51': woo vi-~ officials salaries.
Snerulators make huge profits
anuuailv_ Accommodation at the
centre- court is 10000 and "scalp-
er.-" buy up large blocks of tickets
--7'! cents admtssfcn and a similar
price for a scat-re-selling them for
ns high as S300 and rarely less
than $25 each.
Highest profit made fn Nc-ent
mg" qpqo gem can is inch
D .
life long residents of Montague,
known and respected in the com-
_Montaria eastward io Somerville.
Mass.. and we are proud to say
i that without exception every mem-
iber gf the family have made good
lwhefevef they locllfed. ‘Nm-5 R 11-|<;_e1_ 1119558111, U11, yn th",
| Patrolman Robert D. Dewar.
;Somerville, was with the party
`who motored to P. E I. where
he joined his brother and we may
well realize how quickly the time
at their disposal passes.
In reference to Mr. Dewar
#Alexander Di we may say that
he with his two brothers. Thomas
and John operate, an extensive
ranch in Montana. where ai, times
many horses and cattle are raised
and sold.
In one of his many detour; from
hi, headquarters at Montague, Mr.
Dewar mctored to Peter'r. Road ac-
0°lhpanied by his aunt, Mies Em-
ma Campbell, and Mrs Uliarlctte
Cl-mlbbefl also of Montague. They
visited at tho. horrie of Mr. and
"‘-- '~' ~ -- - ~--. » »-_..»1,.
about 35 years and located at the isald Art, "I left there because
bell and aunt Emma, from which 'a
1 It may be proper to state here’
there was n. bit of discussion about
colored caddy working with
girls."
Near the end of this month Art
will leave for Glenn Falls. N. Y..
where he says he will be caddying
in the annual toumament there
for Ray Mangrum, Dayton, 0,,
professional and one of the big
names in United States golf. Art,
who first worked for Mangrum at
who were- former neighbors of the
Dewar family ln "Ye Olden days."
' The Guardian with their many
friend.; here wish our wori_h_v vin-
lsland home, and continued suc-
SPOKEN IN HASTE
A father was ccnsuring his son
for staying out late at night. Said
he: "When I was your age, my
father would not let me stay out
after dark."
"Gee, dad, your old man mus'
have been an awful crab.” sald his
"How dare you, .airi I'll have you
know that I had a better father
than you have."
Like every other good thing re-
lief has been run to the ground. It
has in too many instances become a
racket and it is most unfair that in-
dustrious men anr! women should
have to contribute directly or in-
directly to the support of these
human drones, Det them work or-
let them gn hungry. - Kitchener
Record.
_T0 ATTEND CON'VEl\'TION
SAINT JOHN. N, B. -(OP)-»
Miss Mary Chaisson. Saint John
national secretary. will be among
those attending the third biennial
convention of the Canadian Fed-
eration of Catholic Convent
Alumnae fo be held in Toronto
Aug. 31-Sept. 3. The federation
was founded at Hamilton in i931
SAOKVFLLE. N. B.. -rCPl-
The Congress of the Maritime
Conference of the Young Peripie!
Union comprising leaders ‘rem
the 24 Maritime pr¢.=h~_~terlc.<_ oi
United Church of Canada has
decided lo send i5 delegai-== tc
the National Young Peoples
gathering at Whlthv, Ont. July
4-10 next year.
here. haA.=-cadrlircdwgicc since then
for the United Slatcs pro.
J. L. DAVISON
FUNFRAI. DTR ECTOB
ANT) El\l'BAI.l\lER
KENSINGTON
Day uid Night Calls
Promptly Attended.
cess in their varied vocations.
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