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` MODEL AIRPLANE COMPETITION
Open to the Boys of Prince Edward Island. Send your Entries tothe
_ Pageant Manager, 165 Great George Street. and receive your pass for
_ the Show. Judging of Model Competition at 11 a. ni., Prizes to be
r » 7 ' awarded during the Main Show.
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I MANITIRTE AIN TUUN 
UPTON AINPINT 
o 3 Miles West of Charlottetown  o
Wednesday, August 31st ii
I Greatest Aerial Display Ever in the East
' COMPETITIVE AEROBATICS
For His Honor the Lieut. Governor’s Trophy
DOUBLE DELAYED PARACHUTE JUMP
By Slim Ennis, Canada’s Premier Parachute Jumper
' AIR SPEED RACE
For His Worship Mayor Stewart’s Tl‘0Phy
INVERTED FLYING AND STUNTING
H M dd ho defys the Laws of Gravitation
By crazy  HOPIJILXR WINDMILL SHIP
Flown by Canada’s First Commercial Pilot, the Only Passenger Carrying
AUTOGIRO in Canada.
SEE P. E. I. LADY PILOT
Flying Sister Ship of Capt. l\Iollison’s “Heart’s Content.”
COMPETITIVE LANDING
For the Imperial Oil Cup
AIR RELAY RACE
RMATION FI YING
' ' F0 _ 1 ,
»_ Testing the Skill ad Timing of Pilots
_ THE BELGIAN ACE VANHEE
With His Mohawk Pinto
Flying the Famous Robin
REMOTE CONTROL SOUND SYSTEM ' ,_'.
That Explains each Event, Names the Performers, and Ships and EBI' -
tains with the Latest Musical Hits
PASSENGER CARRYING BY FAMOUS PILOTS _
Passenger Carrying will start at ll a. m. and after the Show. There will
' be no Passenger Rides During the Main Show. All Passengers will
_ Receive a Souvenir Ride Ticket Signed by Their Pilot. -_
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Many ships of all types will take part in th
The management of the Air Meet are not leaving a stone unturned to
have this meet go down in aviation history as the event of the year- You
may never again have an opportunity of seeing such an aerial display as
this. You cannot afford to miss. Come and bring
Meals served on the grounds. Come early and be assured of a good
parking space (parking space free). Morning arrivals will have an op-
portrfity of seeing the planes, taking a ride, watc
petition., _ _ , ,
. The Main Programme commences at 2 P. M. Sharp. _ik f' L , A
No passenger carry`ii'1`g during main events.
'ADMISSION 50 Cts_. CHILDREN UNDER 12 WITH PARENTS FREE
_ _ WEAR YOUR DUPLICATE TICKET
this will save embarassment. Traffic and grounds under supervision of
Royal Canadian Mounted Police No parking on highways.
V GRAND AVIATION BALL
Wednesday evening, August 31--Canadian
The number of tickets is limited, secure yours now
National.
SHOW FOLLOWING DAY IN EVENT BAD WEATHER
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LEAVENS FLYING CIRCUS
E le R ck Waco and Fleet with their Own Mobile Sound l.
Filadrrziiriliifl tglifouiidz contlrol' high speed motor Cycle. This Air Circus is '
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famous from coast to coast. 
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'An Event Full of Thrills, for the Harry G. Rogers Trophies (one to each
- member of Winning Team.) `
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LUCIEN GENDRON THE FLYING FRENCHMAN
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5334-R-24 51
-TEE REGULAR. DANCE will
be held in Wellington Station Hsll,
August 30th. Best of orchestra
music. Refreshments. Admission
25 cents, I 5416-8-29-ll.
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_BETURNED HOME-Miss Re-
ta. Arthur, of Sumxnerside, arrived
home after a very pleasant visit in
EASTERN GUARDIAN
the new hospital. Cards and re-
freshments Dalvay Orchestra in
-COURT AT SUMMERSIDE-A
James E. Kelly. Df K a, g
Oliver Campbell, of Kensington,
Magistrate G. M. Matthews, which
resulted in the defendant. being
fined $5.00 and costs. Mr. T. L.
Compton appeared for the plaintiil
and Mr. C. D. McCallum for the
defendant. A Customs case, for
having liquor in possession on which
the duty was not paid, also came
up. The defendant confessed and
was fined .$50.00 and costs. An of-
fender against the Prohibition Act
charged with unlawfully having li-
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l`RAVELLER'S LIBRARY POPU.
TORONTO, Aug. 28.-<C.P_) _
Toronto boasts an hotel library
with between 4.000 and 5.000 vol-
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Mason, the only professional lib
rarian lu a hotel in Canada. Sh
thinks that people arc growing tir
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limes. its guardian is Miss Loui e‘ than for any other type of book.
- Most popular with both sexes are
e books' of an amusing and diverting
- ltype.
ed of sex prolilcin books. Mani She finds that one of the qualif-
muke more requests for biography
lications needed for her post is a
sense of humor. Her latest unique
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request came from a hotel guest
who asked her if she could find out
if Mr. So and So in such a num-
ber was accompanied by hi.; wife.
when she found out Mrs. So and
So had not come to Toronto, ller
interrogator explained his request.
“You see," he said, “tlint woman
doesrrt like me because I kept her
husband out late one night, and l
wanted to visit him :his -ime in
comfort.”
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GERMAN ADMIRAL DEAD
RH  Germany, Aug.
27-Vice Admiral Hermann Johann
Kirchhofi, who was second in com-
mend of the German units involved
against the Boxer uprising in Chinn
in 1900. died today at the use oi
81, _
quor in his possession was fined
$200.00 and costs, and two others
for consuming liquor illegally were
‘ each fined $10.00 and costs,-S.
PERSONALS
»-Mr. Fred Chandler, Charlotte-
town, representative of Robin Hood
Mills, was a visitor to Sunimersidc i
--SUMMERSIDE POLICE
COURT-In the Police Court on
Friday one drunk was fined $5.00
and costs and a man driving to the
common danger, fined $20.00 and
costs.-S.
-Mrs, Herman Bryan and her
_ two children, of Milton, Mass., have
returned to their home from a
ients, Mr. and Mrs. John Murray,
Elmsdale.-S. I
-Miss Pearl Howatt, of Boston,
Moss., arrived home on Monday, af- I
by Mrs. Brownell, Mrs. Simpson
Mrs. R. C. Howett, Summersicie.-S.
member of the city treasurcus de-
Sussex. She was accompanied by |
her sunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. |
B. P. Friars and daughter Muriel, of ,
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_.......-.....'. 1'|.|E WHQLESALE DUMPING 0|-' Tl-IE 5T0(;|(
"“““"'  PNlLLlP’S MEN’S WEAR STORES LIMITED
N'°f'-’i.°‘i»f*i? ciiizms A smiminc ssussrioui
-our srifrl. ossopmz. '
Mobil and Castrol Motor Otlst
Bi-|c¢'|. 5417-B-29-21. `
The Finger of Fate points to the inevitable end of one of the finest stocks
of Men’s and Boy’s Clothing, Furnishings, and Footwear east of Mon.
treal. '
The Liquidators have been Authoriz ed to sell at whatever Price he deems
lit. One thing certain No Sale ever equaled the daring and Breath-tak-
ing magnitude of these reductions, possibly no Sale ever will - this is
quality stock - NOW READ THE PRICES.
20 MEN‘S SUITS, fancy tweeds. Some
Society Brand. All imported English fab-
rics. Values to $30.00. Bankrupt  
Sale Price _ "
10 MEN‘S SUITS, fancy imported tweeds.
Values to $35.00 included some Society
Brand. Your choice, Bankrupt
Sale Price . . . .
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MEN'S SUITS, fine English worsted
quality. Blues, Browns, ~ fancy and
stripes. The newest, the latest. Don’t.
miss this sale of fine suits. Reg-  
ular $30. value. Bankupt Price '
Men’s Working Boots, Black and Brown,
    A sur iisnlils ru rsnlu Munn
| Oddfellows 1-fall Aug. 30 in aid of
attendance Admission 50c Come A M       
and e o the best dance of the
N seuonfu yi --___ bios-a-27-al' I  1 0 I p I I ATU  out I
case of assault brought by Mr. ',
inkor a ainst  F  0 E
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was tried at the' Court House, Sum- ' -
 »    r mais iuiuciini mi I
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Men’s Pants. These strong tweed pants
all sizes, assorted stripes, egtra 79%
value. Bankrupt Price . . . . . . . .
Little gents tweed pants, knee length,
strong, sturdy tweeds, regular 75c. 
Bankrupt Sale Price  0
Men’s Felt Hats the newest thing in hats
in 5 new shades, silk lined, extra value.
Regular, $4.00. Bankrupt
Price............_._._........ 
Men’s Balbriggan Underwear, extra fine
 
on Friday on business for his firm. l‘
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$1.00. Barikrupt
STORE OPEN
of town this store
solid leather, regular $3.50.
Bankrupt. Sale Price . _ . . . . . . _ _ 
Men’s Dress Shirts, Broadcloth, collars
attached and detached. Values to 
Price . . . . . .
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EVERY EVENING
For the convenience of those living out
will be open every
quality shirts and drawers. Sale 490
Price per garment .. .  . . . . . . .
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Men’s Work Shirts, chambray, tweed and
duck, extra good value . . 496 and 
STURE FIXTURES FUR SALE
Show.Cases, Counters, Mirrors, Tables,
_ Window Stands etc. Apply Mr. Phillips
evening during this sale. - ' . L1QU1DAT()R_
N"’°“”““ “G” ‘° M” B'y“"`S W"  
- ` BY ORDER UF THE LIQUIDATORS _
ter spending a few days with Mr. , __ ’
and Mrs. George Brownell, of North _
  ..   Pu l Lu Ps M ni s wiaiii sin ii is Lin
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and little daughter Marion, of Cal-
gary, and Earl Brownell, of Boston, Q
Mass. Miss Howatt will return to     
Boston after spending a few weeks `
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______- __,_,__ Avenue, North. Mr. MacMillan is
survived by two grandchildren, one
'N  brother. Blair Macivfiiian, or oni-
gary, and three sisters, Miss Fran-
ces MacMillan, of Indianapolis:
E_ E_ MMMILLAN Mrs. Dagg. of Vancouver. and Miss
Gertrude MacMillan, of Los Angel-
Ewen Ernest MacMillan, former '35'
Many friends and acquaintances
t t h b .1 d 1 r attended the funeral services Sat-
;;€ul;;R,’ filyo  beef; iirday at the chapel of the Sask-
J resident of Sa.<il¢ai.oon since 1908. m’°°“ F“nemx H°me mm mined in
d i th i ' the cortege to Woodlawn Cemetery.
and was wi My known n e C ty . J. A. MacKenzie, of Knox Un-
‘ . i . c V. R"
Mr MMMHM was gggndat (30 tiled Church, and Canon W. L. Ar-
Hwd' Prince Edwmd " ' “ea Y mirage, or si. .ioinrs cathedmi, er-
'70 years ago. On October 28. 1896,
flciaied Two favorite hymns, "The
he married Miss Frances Abbott, of Ni ty and Nine" and “Blessed is
Union, P. E. I. The ceremony took' ne ,_
place in Boston and Mr. mid Mrs. me Man were sung'
Mr. MacKenzie who delivered
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‘W ° “““ " °" ' “° une ci. thee but to ue
Lord req
family has resided here continual- wmv and to love may and to
ly since that time. ‘
walk humbly with thy God." The
Besides his widow and daughter, mlmster pointed out how exceh
now Mrs. Hugh Tiers, 628 Seventh,
illently Mr. MacMillan‘s life had
been patterned on that instruction
and spoke of the loss to Knox
Chtuch occasioned by his death, s.
church which had benefited by
his presence and devoted interest.
Pnllbeurers were: W. N. Howell, L.
.D, Peterkin, J. O. McCallum, Prof.
J. A. MacDonald. W. H. Cleveland
and J. A Forrester.
Mr. Macmillan had been serious-
ly ill for more than two years with
it heart ailment.-Saskatoon Star-
Phoenix.
A PERCOLATOR JOKE ’
TORONTO, Aug. 28.-(C.P.l -
Women in Canada take for grant-
ed things which many women in
Australia consider luxuries of clo-
`mestic life. A distinguished profes-
sional womiin, speaking of this fact
told a Juke on herself to illustrate
the point. A friend in town gave
her an electric percolstor for the
apartment which she has taken
while staying here. Three days
ister finding her coffee not up to
the mark, she phoned her friend
and asked how often was she sup-
posed to change the coffee. It had
been quite good at first, but showed
signs bf weakness the third time.
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A BARGAIN HOUSE
BENT RIVER. Ont., Aug. 28.-(C.
P.)-When the members of the
Womelfs Institute here saw a house
that could be bought for $15 they
did what the women of all times
and countries do, and have done in
the face of s bargain-they go; 1¢_
When thvy bought the house they
laid s fins floor, then upstairs they
set up a. bed. and there the babies
sleep soundly, while father and mc-
ther have s dance on the floor be-
low. Later on the women will paint
sRiNoiNG UP FATHER I ` E I I I I
this bargain house, and Llic_v'1l lil’
flngstones up the path to its <l<>0¥»
In the meantime it is befoiiiiiiill
centre of community life.
..°Miss Margaret Scnciibaugli, 0!
Boston, who is spending the sum-
mer at Georgetown, luis rliiiirufi
from Mulpoque where she \\':i-= ill'
guest of Dr. Keir, Mrs. Keir and
Miss Annie Keir.
Aug. 29-3|.
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