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ROLL() BAY TEA
TUESDAY, JULY zsu..
In conjunction with this lea s
Fiddlers’ Contest and n Step Danc-
ing Competition will be held be-
ginning at 2 P. M., and continuing
lm' 15 minutes. At thc beginning
lf each hour during the aitemoon
lhese competitions will be resumed I
lil' I 15 minute interval till all the
smnpetitors have shown their abili- |
ties. The Rollo Bay Orchestra will |
be in attendance. All entries must
be sent in Felix Peters, Rollo Bay
East on or before July 23, 1933. _
nr ORDER or cdnm.
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1782-7-l-i-fri-sat--il.
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The Amazeur Athletic Union of
' the United States has u member-
ship of two and a half million.
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local interest hut advertising of l
iewsy nature may be Inserted st I
mms n word strictly payable In ld-
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-INDIAN RIVER TEA PARTY.
.lug 9th. Reserve the URW-
1610-7-8-nt-ti
-RED AND WHITE tennis balls
and unbeatable values in tennis
racquets, at Braces. 1814-7-15-21.
-GASKET SHELLAC blow out
patches, tire reliners, tube patches
ond cement, in stock at Brace's.
_ 1314-7-15-21.
-LOTS FOR SALE-Home made
ice cream, cake, strawberry festival,
and miscellaneous program, _to be
held in vvumot volley Community
Hall, Tuesday evening, July 18th.,
by the Wilmot Valley Baptist Wo-
men‘s Missionary Society. Admis-
sion free. If not fine, first fine
night following. 1828-7-15-21
-FIXED FOR ILLEGAL FISH-
ING-A resident of Bt. Eleanors
came before Mr. H. J. Massy, J. P.,
on Wednesday afternoon charged
with setting a net across Dunk
River. The information was laid by
Nell McLeod, .Fishery Inspector.
The young man confessed and was
fined $20 and costs or one month
in jail. S.
--BEDETUE BAPTIST Church,
Rev. A. G. Crowe, Pastor, Sunday.
July 16th: 10.45 a. m., Speaker,
Sadhu Edmund Christananda, Sub-
ject ‘Compar,ative Religions of In
-aesanva ruasnav. August
,iota for Bedeoue Rink Teo-
im-'1-1-rs-sl
--FOR RENT in Summerslde, live
romed bungalow on Court Street.
Modern improvements. Apply Pwr
Tanton, Sumrnersldo.
1741-7-12-wl-21.
-G
ARDEN HOSE in 50 ft. lengths
I with connections and nozzle, a right
kind and price, at Brace’s.
1814-'I-15-21.
-MARGATE_ UNITED Church
services: Margate, 11 a. m.; Clifton,
3 p. m.; Long River, 7.30 p. m.
Preacher, William Briggs.
PERSONALS
-Mr. John S. Taylor, of Sum-
merslde, is visiting in Halifax, N.B.
._The Misses Jean M-uttart and
Ferne Bell, of Carleton, are the
guests of the latter‘s grandparents,
Gordon and Mrs. Linkletter, Bum-
merside.
-Mrs. J. W. Marshall and her
daughter, Miss Louise, of Fort
William, Ont.. are visiting Mrs.
Ma.rshall's old home in Freetown.
They are being warmly welcomed
by old friends. S.
EASTERN Gil.|ARll|Al§
M.”
..°Thls column Is reserved foi
n ws of locnl lntorssc but advertising
l°i0\V 'V d1a_,',_ 1145 u_ mu Sunday School-_ F; n newny nature may he Inserted nl
12c for Unwashed .__
7.30 p. m. Special Service under the
auspices bf World Wide Guild,
Pageant and special music. Special
cents a word strictly puyable in
advance.
_*_
..'FOR SALE-Residence and
  offering fm. m,5s,0,{s_ 8,45 p_ ,,-,__ 11. fox ranch at Montague. will be
lustroted Lecture, “Castes and Re-
! liglons of India," Sadhu Christan-
_and _ i ,mag sliver- offering. Summerside, Box 447. Telephone
150 for Washed ` i
-OPENED OFFICE IN SUM-'
MERSIDE.-The well known firm of
 - i Massey Harris have taken up new
quarters in the Sharpe building on i nanded to their Rep. Archie Huml.
with any advance .1
on both until ‘J
August 15th. 
Water Street West. They have a
mmplcic stork of sprayers and dig-
gers for the potato season which is
_lust coming on. The Massey Harris
 _ _ new general purpose tractor is con-
.I \. .I ‘
140 per rloz. ‘ fl
fm' ._
Good, Cleim, Fresh "»
EG G S
Which for our ssh- circular
ronl.:|inir|;; best, huying oppnr.
tuniiics in the l’ro\'inre. We
pay liighcst produce prices,
and give goods in exchange at
lowest cash prices. We arc
doing this to encourage our
customers to believe wlih
fllirziwhor that "Prosperity is
just :irounrl the romer."
Our premium slsfilon
M_'\ll._~`ll_'\l.i. .I()FFRl§, the
premier premium stallion in
the liasti-.'n l‘ro\'inces, will, at
the solicitation of many pai.-
rons, slanrl for one week at
the residence of John Comp-
ton, liellc River.
Takr- advantage ol breeding
in this superior horse. Ile
will hs- lensing the province
l1t‘\l. Sollsoii.
0. E. Pratt & Son
luly iii-Ps.
Eye Comfort
for nyc workers is :1 matter of
vital imporianr/‘.
From early morn to into at |
nlitlit we “crowd” our eyes re- `
icntlessly, from one job to
another.
How long will l.l\ey stand it?
Arc you now enjoying that ci-
iicicncy and comfort which
ought to bc yours?
Consult ns if you are nol-1
You have much to 811|". and
nothing to lose.
in any case the knowledlc
gained from an examination,
makes lt well worth while.
G. F. HUTCHESUN
Do llot Neglect
Your Eyes ;
An examination might he of
great benefit to you.
E. W. TAYLOR
.9
structcd for working uneven places
and soil; wet land. But for every
farm operation almost the General/
, Purpose Tractor can be used with
ad\'anioge_ They have olher lmcs of_
form ni:nr'olnc1'y, mid Mr. Thomp-
son, who is in clmrpo oi the oillro
at Summerslrlo will he pleased to
Show cuslomws and vi:~ito1's around.
INDI.-\.\' RIVER. SCHOOL
‘ The closing exercises of Indian
'River School were held Fr.day,
'June 30_ The program was carried
out before a large and appreciat-
iro audience.
The school room was rrflr' HWS'
iically der-oraiod with flags and
Maple i'..ezt\'es.
 The different grades were exam-
ined by many visitors and by their
rteacher, and by their quick and in-
telligent answers showed their
rapid Di‘0i§T<‘~“5~
An interesting event of the pro-
gram was the presentation of Pub-
lic School Certificates to Annie
Gillis, Joyre McDonald, Peter Mac-
Lcllan, Bernard A. Gillis, Louise
Shea and Donald MncLcllan.
The presentation of prizes to the
different grades was next On the
program.
A prizc for the highest standing
in Grade X. was won by Mury
Shea.
A prize for the highest standing
ln Grade IX. won by Patricia
Ramsay.
_ A pr-za for the hifrhost standing
.n Grarle Vlll. won by Annie Gil-
hs.
A prise for the highest standmg
in Gracie VI. Sr., won by Ellzabetli
Noonan.
A prim for the highest standing
in Grade VI. Jr., won by Aloysius
Macbellon.
A prize for the highest standing
in Grade V. won by Billie Jordan.
A. prize for the highest standing
in Grade IV. Sr.. won by Rccldle
Cameron.
A prize for the highest standing
in Grade IV. Jr., won by Dolores
Gillis.
in Grade III. won by Raymond
MacDonald.
A prize for the highest standing
in Grade II. won by Bernice Gillis.
in Grade 1. won by Joseph Cam-
eron. ‘_
A prize for the lceot essay on`
"World Peace", donated by Rev. R.:
F. MacDonald, won by Patricia
Ramsny.
A prize for the best attendance
won by Edward Gillis.
1 A prize for Department, won by
J. S.   Mary M. Maclaellan. ,
OPTOMETRISTS
Then a short but interesting
program was efficiently carried
l
South Side Queen Square ' out: Chorus. "lil hi hur
sold separately or together. For
particulars apply E. E. Parkman,
_ zoo. 1112-1-ia-si
. . °BUB:s(,1{IP’I'IUN5 to The
-harluttotown Guardian may be
or left at H. J. Mabon's Drug Store,
Montague. 12-13-dtf.
..°LACOP1A THE GREAT 2.09%
by Bcngin 2.06%; nt Ross Stables,
Lower Montague. Terms $6.00. Come
I to the fountain head for pure blood
l and speed. _ 1813-7-15-li.
.JCIIURCH OF THE HOLY
TRINITY (Anglican) Georgetown,
fifth Sunday after Trinity, July
16th. services are held in the
Hall. Molina at 11- a. m. “A
Womans story." Evensong at 7 p.
lm., "The Inner Gift." Capt. T. F.
Kelly, C. A., in charge.
mfwyp'mb
NOVA SCOTIA .EGG LAYTNG
CONTEST NAPPAN, N. S.
At the close of the 9th four
_weekly period on July 11th, the
contest birds in the Nova Scotia
Contest at the Experimental Farm,
Nappan, N. S., have laid a total of
39730 eggs, scoring »i0748.i points.
The leading pen is Mr. A. T.
Reads Barred Plymouth Rocks
from Rollingdam Station, N. B.,
with 1732 eggs and 1849.7 points.
Mr. J. M. Sc:tt’s Barred Plymouth
Rocks from Seaforth, Ont., took
second place, with 1686 eggs and
i1794.4 points. 'I‘h`rd place falls to
_ the Barred Plymouth Rocks of Mr.
` W. H. Mocnbbor. of Moores Mius,
N. B., with 1661 eggs and 1786.3
points. _
First individual is Barred Ply-
f mouth Rock No. 53, owned by Fred
Toft, Moore’s Mills, N. B., with 200
eggs and 234.0 points. Second bird
{ls Barred Plymouth nook No. 324,
'in Experimental Farm pen, from
‘Noppan, with 196 eggs and 233.2
I points, while me third bird is Mr.
W. H. MoGibbon's Barred Rock
No. 41o,'w1th ina eggs and 226.0
points. .
, »~*. `> '- ,
(Canadian Press)
NEW YORK, July 14-T0day's
foreign exchange market, somewhat
*under the influence of the nouuay
:in France, was quiet and relative-
ly speak'ng, stable throughout the
semlon.
Sterling moved within a range of
two cents and closed midway be-
A prize for the highest standing] £W€91`i l-he dHy`5 high and l°W~ The
pound opened at 4.79, s cent below
yosterday's final rate, eased $4-78
at noon. Touched $4.77 1-2 the day's
low, during the aftemoon and then
A prize for the highest standing! flrmed to close at $4.78 1-2. The
not loss was 1 1-2 cents.
Ti
Drill.” by* eight tiny tots; “The
Tooth Brush Song," Recltation;
"Tho Alphabet of A Lazy Boy," by
David MacDonald; Chorus. O Can-
ads.
Addresses were then made by
several of those present compli-
mentlng teacher and pupils on their
progress.
A most delectable treat of home
made ice cream was served elurn
, F/ . ,¢, _, _
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Georgetown during the past week
Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Clark of Mt
Stewart, paid the town s visit. ‘
Mr.J.A.MoeKinnonwsssrec-
ent visitor in oharlottetown.
‘ Miss Helen Goteli is visiting her
mother Mn. Fred Gotoll.
Mus. Arthur Jenkins visited the
city this week.
Mr. or-atto of 'ri-urs, N. s., is
visiting his sunt, Mrs. S. Bell.
Miss Katherine MacKinnon is
homo with her parents for thee
holidays. 4 ‘ `
Mrs. Gallant of Rustico, is visit~
ing her daughter, lvirl. Wm. Mar-
tell.
The Misses Carrie Easton and
Isobel Lovers are spending their
vacation in camping. _
Miss Margaret Jerlor is visiting
her parents Mr. and Mrs. John
Jerlor._ "
Thos. Howlett from Boston, is
visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Howlett.
Mrs. charles Johnston is visiting
hersisier, Mrs. John Allan, at
Boughton Island.
Miss J. Hunter, Nurse, from Bog-
ton, is visiting her brother, Jos.
Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs. Mvclnemy of St,
John, N. B., are visiting Mr. How-
ard MacDonald.
ortune of falling and breaking
Mrs. John Jerior had the mis-
f
two of her ribs. .
Mrsjcapt. Gordon of Bridge-
water, N. S., is visiting her niece,
Miss steus Morrissey.
Mr. Garnet Lillshore and family
are visiting his sister, Mrs. Lorn
Brehault.
Mrs. D. McCauley and sons. Ian
and Hadley, or New Glasgow, N.
S., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Henry.
Mrs. W. W. Wellner and family
of Boston, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Roger Westaway at Lower
Montague.
The Tennis Court is getting
cleaned up for the season by a_
number of the young people who
hope to enjoy a few games this
season.
Mr. Wm. Keeping of Virginia,
and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Keeping,
and family of Kentvllle, N. S., are
visiting Mrs. A. Cogswell.
Mrs. Russeault, sister of Capt.
Nelson Fairchild, who was residing
in the States, passed away last
week, word having been received by
the Captain of her death. i
The Boy Scouts camping at
Shaw’s Point are providing quite
an attraction for some of the
'Y0unser folks in the town.
A party from this town this week
had many misfortunes when they
motor-ed to Charlottetown. It seems
coming back from town they had
blowouts galore and at the last
stuffed the tire but that didn't
work so they had a sleep until they
got a tow.
An incident which took place on
Thursday is worthy of notice. some
children got into a punt and the
boat drifted into the harbour. The
children called for help and Mrs.
Jas. Bridges who was near by. Put
down her baby on the shore and
swam out and brought tho group
lo safety.
During the time of repairing the
Church of the Holy Trinity, the
services are being held in the Par-
ish Hall. It is good to see the old
building getting the proper atten-
tion it sc much needs. It is ons of
our historic landmarks, being the
first church to be built in the town
and it is also connected with Island
history, for hers the first day
school of this district was conduct-
ed and many received their educa-
tion to start out in life. Capt.
Kelly of the Church Army, who is
in charge can give no concrete sgs
of the church, he believes it to be
well of the hundred mark, but the
first registers are missing and the
oldest rfister now in possession
goes back 97 years. It is ons of the
pioneer Anglican Churches and
though the congregation is small in
number they are endeavouring to
ses the old Church standing in
good shape. It is hoped that the
Anglicans throughout the Island
will help in seeing their Symbol in
v
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. Colored Turkish Towels. Size 17 x 34 inches.
Specialperpair . . . . . . .
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_ Colored Border Table Cloths, 54 x 54 inches.
Special, each
Colored Border Table Cloths, 54 x 66 in.  
Specialeach.......................... `l
White Honey Combed Bed Spreads,,76 x 90   .
inches. Special each  \
_ Remnants Cretonnes, Sheetinga,
Linens, Chintz, etc.  Price
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» ‘ THIS AMAZING EVENT WILL APPEAL T0 TllRll"l‘Y~
N0 Climbing `
Stairs.
0ur Clothing
Department _
; ,S Now 0,, Th, BEEN MADE IN Evuiu nurinuiuur or out
. G,,,,,,,, F,,,,,,_ sions-um nusuu Isl sussrilurut siv-
' Call And See
' The Wonderful
Change We Made.
ING DN EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR YDURSELF
AND FAMILY. WEEKEND SALE THURSDAY, FRI-
DAY AND SATURDAY.
snorrunswnosuuuuus wnzuuuo sms W* 0"' 
AN 0i>P.0n1uNuv To suv .u Lowlutuun-
USUAL PRICES! SHARP MARK DOWNS HAVE
Men’s and Young
Men’s Cloilring
Departinent
A lin Tito '
Ground Floor.
N0 Walking -
Upstairs.
Colton Yard Goods Overall Pants
v
~ 36 inch Plain C°ff°11 V°il°S- SP°‘=ia1 P" 1 5¢ A "special Line or Heavy Quality Red Back overall
 s pants, Regular Value $1.50. Special
- 36 inch Printed Cotton Voilea. S eclai er  1 for  
I ‘J
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yard 
36 inch Colored Cotton Mesh Cloth. Special
f peryard........... . . . . .
 . . . .
 
_ 36 inch White 'Check Marqulsette. Special 1 8
peryard. _ . . .
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White Bordered Scrim, 36 inch. Special per 
ya.rd.... . . . .
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56 inch Unbleached Table Linen. Special per 
_ . _ _ _ C.
yard 
_ 48
._ 89c.
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Good shapes and colors. Clearing while
they last  
Ladies Spring Coats
Out They G0 1-2 Price `
Ladies’ Crepe Cloth Coats in Navy, Black, Beige, etc.,
trimmed with Squirrel, Fox, Mole etc. Also plain
Tailored Tweeds in Brown, Sand, Grey, Black and
White. _WEEK END SALE . _ . . . . . . . . HALF PRICE
1352?* §§€”.ii$,S;£?l.f’2§iii?‘?F.?.?‘?F‘Tf'?i 100 Ladies Full Fashioned
1 _“  r* _ _  , , » 0
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Strong and durable. Week End Price . . .  -1 9 _Just ln, ,_ Wonderfuf assortment of New  
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‘ Shades . . . . . . . .
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Discontinued Lines in Corselettes and Wrap arounds
at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
 WONDERFUL LOW PRICES
l Namsie Garter Belts in all sizes. Week End
Price.. . . . . . . . .
 
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Ladies’ Celanese and Voile Dresses, in  
._. Pastel Shades. Sizes 14 - 20 . . . . _ . . . ._ I
~.  Ladies’ Printed House Dresses. All
'T slzes....` . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
 ages
Ladies Underwear
Ladies Lisle Strap Vests. Week End
Price . . . . . . . . . . .

Rayon Step-ins, Lace Trimmed, Black, Pink
andWhite... . . . . .
 
Ladies Rayon Silk Night Gowns, Pastel
_ _ . I
19c.
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Ladies and Children’s
Bathing Suits
Ladies’ and Chi1dren's part wool Bathing
Suits. Extra Special . . .  . . . .  . .  . .
Carpet Dept. Specials 2
?.ZE".fi§ii’i'.°£i“.‘_‘55,i?l‘??.T5'.‘T if’ $49.00
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Tapestry Stair Carpet 22 inches wide. Per
yard 
Ruined Curtains, with Rose or Blue Trim-  3
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Ladies’ Lisle Mesh Hose. Regular 790.
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Specials ol Interest to
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Overalls with bib. Large sizes in Blue and
Blue Stripe., Special to clear . . _ . . . . . . . . ._
Suede Cushions for car, beach or Home.
Each 
Blankets in Grey. Good for camping.
Men’s Heavy Navy and Blue Chambray  
Work Shirts. Reg. $2.00, for ..._ _ . . . . . _ u
Men’s 2-piece Balbriggan Underwear.
Clearing at per suit
Men’s Fancy Shirts. Soiled.
49c.  
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$1.25. Clearing at . . . . . . . . .   . .. 
Men’s Heavy Work Suspenders. Special,  1
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Men’s Balbrlggan Combinations. Special
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Men’s Cotton Bathing Suits. Special »
each  sscu
Men’s pure Silk thread Comblnatlo_1is._  -19 » `
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Men’s Silk Lisle Hose. Values to 65.,

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