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TODAY
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26°, 42s. 520.
ForAll Whose Hearts Are Young!
“l want to
he a man
like you,
Dad!"
YYT4-I
ANN STY.
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FQMEDY. PATIIOS
AND T I'I R I L L S.
SERIAL AND
COMEDY
THE GENTRAL
cuniioiliii 
GR..\I)[`r\TE NURSES _ ASSN.
sittilioon. August .lrd 7784-7 31-'li Li ited. 7785-7-31-2i.
!’l('XI(,‘ nr. C;i\'encli.sli, _\lon<luy silk circsscs $7.75. More & McLeod,
A
MEN! KEEP COOL IN SILK.
Coinbllilltions of siikiiit fzlbric $1.001 Rev. R. Hensley Stuvert, Moderator
Moore iS.: McLeod, Limited. of the Maritlliie,Synod, of the Pres-
7785-7-Zli-Zl. byterian Church iii Canada, left on
Tuesday to attend the Presbyterian
BAND CONCERT.-Canadian Leg- 'Young Peoples’ Conference in Pic-
lon Band at Stanhope Beach Inn tou, N.S.l
¢
Sunday, August End. Special
6 o`clock dinner, $1.00. 7758-7-29-4i,
` I
SHIRTS AND SHORTS genuine me
silknit 60c garment. Moore & Mc- est show on record. Get new prile
Leod,Limitcd. 7785-7-3l~2i. list and commence flittlng your
stock. J. W. Bculter, secretary.
PRESBYTERIAN Summer School Charlottetown, P. E. l. .. .. .. --U
Canoe Cove, August 4th-12th. Good
programme. Let all come who can.
.,,8,_,, PETERS ROAD 11°
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AND VICINITY 
3
strc
‘ MORE NEW DRESSES AT $3.95.
Moore dt McLeod, Limited.
7785-7-31-21. S0
i CHRIST CHURCH, Cherry Val-
ley, Sunday, Aug. 2nd: Church
School, 10.15 o.. m., Morning prayer, l
(Wheeler. Capt.-in-Charge. ,_ are now visiting their many rela- highwa
tives and friends here, viz, Mr. and
Mr . ' T
# ON MOTOR TRIP-Mr. and Mrs.
ANOTHER SIIIPMENT Of Smart
Ill
TTENDING CONFERENCE -
But Dad couldn’t
e v e n remember
when he was a kid
like Bill. He kne_w
every big man 1,"
town but he didnt
know his own son.
When he decides
10 get acquainted
it’s like looking' into
your own heart and
the hearts of your
children for the
first time l
4
IRFNE RICH
LEON JANNEY
M Q
Come and meet the Kid
that was you. _You’ll love
freckle-faced Bill, his Mut,
His Pals, His Dad and Mom.
Did you ever carry water
to the elephant! Fight the
home town bully! Swim iii
the old swimmin’ hole!
Come meet the oldgang
of your childhood years
and he a kid again in
LEWIS STONE
ALSO
::GET READY FOR EXIIIBIT-
ON, August 17th to 21st. Arrange
V
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jordan and
f.
Mi'. and Mrs. John Finlay, of Ar- Rlue
lngton, Mass., having motored from m
'.11 a. m., Eveiiing prayer, 7 p. m. R. this centre to their native home,
s J. Russell Finlay and family, Us
Elmer Burt and daughter Marion MOIILHEUQ- 
lcft_ Sunday morning to spend their
.'VHCi_1ti0ri in Boston, Mass. They
spr
b
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McKinnon, bg
[were accompanied by Mrs_ Bul-VS Peters Road and generally renewing th
sister, Mrs. James E. Thompson, of in
Medford, Mass. Before leaving Mr.
Burt purchased 0. new Ford car.
B
._ _ son, of New Glasgow, NS., are visit- R;
ing their relatives in this section of lm.
he Province.
_Condition Is ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Finlay and
- Tr
nts are being made for the bigg-
l
n Sheldon, motored from Bordenslga
to Peters Road returning today. Y;
any acquaintances of the past. Cae
lin
- have been brco ht to this city veloped into one ambitious proper- The srcen is well trapped-
Salnt John its the last week. g tions- The length 1-5 3525 Yards and H°]° “°' 15' 330 yards' pa’ 4: A 
_ Rallwaymen running into saint the par 72. It is now in splendid long tee shot will place the ball
_lonn say the crop ol “amps lllfosl- shaps and with an ordinary amount in a good position to cliall...._,c the ___
ATNT JOHN, N. B., July 29 _ mg then. lmlns ls largely odlffer- of rainfall by August 10, lt should green, which is small, hlgli and
aguhoiidis, that paradox-land of om typo of hobo mon the weary ‘bs finely conditioned for thc cham- profusely trapped. Wm bg hold in the following l\|l°°l¢
where in particular yet every- wlllle lmollllon_ Somlllnes no ls pionships. The layout is as varied Hole no.. 16, 4Q0 yards, pai- 4:_ sem-lggmm, Friday, July 31st.
ere in general has mme of lie ,_ ,-eln,-,led Wal- velerlm eklng out as one could wish for. Long hitters Traps on the right and left must Kinkcn, Monday, August ard.
ue citizenship drifting about the o precmous exlstenm on a Sllm will find holes to suit them perfect- ‘be avoided here for the player seek Tryon, Tuesday, August (th. y
cts of Saint John at present pension and dolng the orllllng acl ly, and accurate iron players will ing par. Two accurate strokes are WALTER M. LEA.
n perhaps in any period since lo see me World and ,nlx wlllll feel equally comfortable. .But with required to rer..Zi the green. _ HORACE WRIGHT.
city was destroyed by fire 54 noonlo -l-non, l5alsolno,.ougl1_,md_la highway on one-side, ii. system Hole no. 17, 565 yards, pai- 5; A HEATH STRONG;
rs ago. They came in on every ready yonlnwno usually travels ln of creeks and arallway track plough tricky fairway which requires di.s~ HUGH MORRISON-
ight train, railwaymen say, and ,ooln.s_ soon as me lll.fnlod Rory ing through the centre, a premium tance and accuracy fn equal 3.- All mcctlngg will start lt 8.9111-
tomobiles report an uncommon Allkon_ of Gnlgln-y_ klllod all Ana. is put on accuracy. Experts pre- mount. 'Iihe green is well trapped shui-p,
imber of hltchhiksrs bound to st. ganna ,ooonlly ln l,,lll,,g'l,.on, is dict precious few par rounds durins with #1 Ich' opening- 'lsoo-7-ao-diy. Aug.,4. »
John. Sheltered places along the tank om. Wllllo Bsloeo Those are the championship. Hole no. 18, 485 yards, 5: A bird-
ys bear littered or ashy trac- more aovenlurlng boys, me ,allway The championship heaxiquarteis ie possible here for good hitters, _ _
of these itinerant campers. mon san onl of work for the llme will bc the luxurious clubhouse, com but the green requires oonsldci-able   i _
he luxe, of course, is a wide- nolng and tolnng aovenlngo of sum pai-atively recently built. Construct study. '
cad report that Saint John has morlllno to dl-lll he,-o and there cd on the lines of huge hotel, the -'---n
en hall ruined by fire and is to all wlll ln the hone ol ollmlng lllls- .clubhouse which is said to have c0St -
speedily rebuilt. The day after tonanoo whllsl slghlneelng in the vicinity of a million dollars S ea
sand Point blaze one Upper ln splle of the llbo,-lles these tml, will give competitors and spectators p g
nadian paper carried the sub- olllng nosls lake wlln the l-allway every conceivable comfort and se-
c in its heading "stood Men will o,llol,l_,__Wl,o Conlon to belng at oomodoiion.  SPOYTS
Required at Once For Speedy llloll. wllls ond to know now to cope A short description of the course,
construction.” Every moving plc- Wlth the sllnallon__lno stern and hole by hole, follows: _i
e weekly has pictured the WESU sometimes abusive trainwcrker gets H°1e H0- 1. 495 yard-9. PM 51 A BY GEORGE KIRKSEY H. D. McLEAN,
Saint John blaze and screen an- `
S
'- A (Canadian Press)
' LONDON, July 29-David Lloyd
Georgel Gfcat B"`m‘m's war time Park, Mass., arrived at her home in
premier. “'85 1‘f‘l>0i`iC<l 1061113’ £0 be P. E. I. recently on the occasion of lr
holding his own, after an operation 1,
outcome was not considered at nil and is located with Mr. and M.rs. :se
certain because of ilic ago of the George ll/lunnlll/l_l~_ Edward A_ Munn for
iveteran statesman. An official and Mn .l0S_ C,_ _lcnklns and. lam. to
statement issued at 8 pm.
“So far Mr. Lloyd Georges condi-
tion continues satisfactory,” thc
_words “so far" were iiiterliretcd by to
some observers to mean that the a
attending pliysicilliis appal‘cntly_ f
_were coniervativcly qualifying ihcirl I
ltatement. The operation
‘emergency one. The former prem-
_ler was attended by the kings owli lc
physician Lord Dawsoli of Penn., ll
and others of the most famous sur- f
geons in England. They pronounc-iN
ed the operation successful.
Quebec Elections
()n August
(Canadian Press)
MONTREAL, Que., July 20-The J
Provincial elections iii Quebec willlll
take_ Place on .iilgust 24. iwcordiiia that cool refreshing repost as on
Quebec 3
(9 a speclnl dislilitcii from
appearing in Ln Pi-r~_<sp here today. 0
lI'he newspaper says that announce-
lnenl; of thc clissclution of the PWS
ent Legislature will be made
l'0W. The dispzitch also state
Hon. Gordon Scott, Minister with*
Dut portfolio, will resign from the
D
ly, Greek River.
rom Montague to Murray Harbour
nd care.
9` . just now the voice of the politicians _ , _ _ _ _
 is heard in the land. R-1_1.-.:.¢. _ _.;.;.__;:-__=;_;._=;:-rss.se; -<-wwe X Leaf- i _par mm-B Un the ooune' An “cur 040' sun Beau' ”83'344' Blue Lark
BRINGING UP FATHER .
ohnston & Co., Pctcr's Road, are
Eoin ufiordliig their many patrons
ntidote to the heat so prevalent ln
ur summer months.-P.
Doun"‘l is also liP.id,-_ in the dis-
Mitch.
Legislative Council, to stand as can
dldatc for thc Legislative Assembly,
ln St. George division, Montreal.
\Anlioulicem<-nt thiit Gerard Trem-
bley will bc ulipoiiitcd Minister of
Lztbor, n new portfolio, rind that W.
F. Bullock. M. L. A. for Sheftord,
wil bc {\l.f~\'nii-ll to the Ilcirisizitivc
l1|NAno'5
110
'llll
cts
Mr. John McLean, of Charlotte tl.
irifl
Mr. James McGulgdn, mail-cour- c
oc
i~, is carrying out the arduous du- olnl
es of mail service on his long route mo
Me
orth with commendable exuctness hal
_ __ ter
Every season has its voices, but a 5
*_
The iec crea mparlo:-s of Messrs.
_T
PIMPLES
Add on equal amount ul
cram, or swan oil, io Mln~
ard'|, and apply the mixture
once daily. A llmplo enu-
meni which will
gg  llp YOU 
Mrs. Hector A. McLean, of .Hyde Tone
‘tok
Om S
he serious illness of her mother,
prevent diversion from the pock~
ally Of the wages sure tg be dis-‘
‘ lb
wn, has been spending some weeks two
ttendlng to the scason's work at his
lirm, Pctcr’s Road. and has againlly
eturned to the city. gen
asions of a holiday or celebration
racter, not to mention the sum-
r rush of tourists but to become
con for the tramps of more than
t a continent has introduced ln-
cstlng sidelights to students of
human nature and the person witlll T°l°I’h°"' 5” °' 3”'
ensc ci' humor. Freight tralnmen
of the taxpaying local workcrsf
uiod in west sulnt John be-1
en now and Christmas. "
To become a hobo centre sudden-f
is ei novel experience for this;
eration. Saint John has had bigl
uxcs of strangers on special
reliable informants on the com-t og 5
llelllois Bros., Ltd
WHOLESALE
MERCHANTS
l the par seeker.
FIRE I.l3SURANCE
Dui' policy hu llwayl been
And will continue to lie:-
i
dy told what measures have beenlmovo on» and ,nol¢.l,nllnso them ‘hound the bend to the gl-e¢n_ A money winners ot’ all time on the F 0 R s A L E
en to prevent perennial hikers llke some of the American railways, well ti-sipped green and 8 nearby American turf. ` `
tealing work from st. John's Another fellow l-,-antcq ll bpakcnion boundry supply the difficulties here. MBW8 BUIIISHIUK triumph 111 f-he H c
1 kidnc aummt although the M_ I DWR Unemployed but a. ra.1lwayma.n;lo make solo no old not ,nllss B cel-- Hole no. 3, 170 yards., par 8: A Arlington Classic, richest race in
01' Y - iS~ R8-Che MUHI1. Greek River' ld '1'he Evening Times Globe no taln polnl, ln Quelleo whllsg nslccp difficult iron shot uphill to the the world this year for three-WH* ' ~
asures can be too strictly en;| ln 8 Coal on,-_»» green, which is jealously protected olds, brought his owner, A. U. Best- R E G  E R
oed or loo many boi-rlors sei up` by traps. _ wick. New vol-is mllllonolrs, the '
Hole no. 4, 360 yards, par 4: The s
fairway presents some difficulties, winnings as a three-year-old totill
and the green is reached by 9, shot $173,675, placing him next to Zev
over a deep moat. Back ofthe green and Gallant Fax as the Sreatest , ,
hree-year-old money ‘winner in Working Order'
' _ _ a - n
lthe second shot thc hard one for lolita; As a two ye r old More wo No reasonable offer
,is the railway track, which makes t
l I-foie no. 5. 335 yards, par 4: 'I'he
"Every customer must be cum-
pletcly and unreservedly nt-
lltled.” _
make this ons of the most difficult
`  
- ammo.
IIIHIISUII   -
l -in _ _ _*  l-. _ `-= *-/-if'
PRINCE EDW
$252,566; Man 0° War, $M9.4&
plnog before the season ends and
hc might surpass Gallant I'bx's
great record it he campaigried suc i
'QNDAY sll‘.‘ii».t?7"'.l‘&s...°!”f‘-i1..i1l-°fi?$’.i_roililo¢i lien'  
Mate hu an excellent chance to
_ \ w _ Ai _ i _ ____  _ _ __ __  _ ` _- » - . . . ` " ‘ =_; .31_ Im
e -f _~»-- i
. , _ lllgi.
\
uh." '"""'l'”°d cundldogu
boost his sim to :ooh-h bi- ruth Km" °°'""’ ""1 'wld Q'
lllll ll follows: “hue m”
o Second Eloctonl mn" i
l
Forest Bill, July 3l|¢_
SIIIIIOII Bold, Annu; ls
S
accurate player will shine here. Theyenr-old champion, won $338,275 in A I
fairway and green are well trap- 1930 and Zev rolled up $272,000 in PP Y
ped, which makes for lots of troub1e.1923. Despite the fact that he won wo .ell .¢ puyfglzv pre
for the player who tries for ii. birdie 11 straight races Man O’ War won   which is much lower this year
,on this one. only siss.i4o ln his time-year-old. .Buy from
| Hole no. 6, 445 yards, par 4: Traps year. '
on the left, a creek on the right, The twelve leading money win-   & co,
and a creek between tee and g:l!'s1i nero of tho American turf follow: 79 Queen Street ‘ _ _
ment’a mad indis-
reached en
many a hearty laugh out of the ef- lfaifll’ 6551’ 5ff3l`¢~ The 18-i¥'Wi1Y 15 United Pre” Sm” C°"e5P°nd°nt' PETER A. MoISA-50|
Il di L9 I t -‘ » ' I MRM Ad 00!
. Miss Daisy Johnston. of Fortun0» atiucers ay? pre C d ear y res or n°ntery °f his umnvned .passengers W de and the green rather open' A vm as E IN REID'
SatlSfaCtOfy is also visiting her youthful com- S
anions and relatives in this vicin- tha
ny' Joh
DW
0” activities- "ons fouow had the gall in veil e°0d ovlioriimity ic si-sri with H T‘“" M°"°’ Wl““°’ 1391-1-is-aouy tiu August s.
o it is only a natural sequence me ll-lo glmadlnn roads were algo- birdie for the long hitter, By his victories in the Preakness,
t all roads should lead to Saint getllcr too dusty and he had been! Hole no. 2, 295 yards, par 4: The ‘l the American Derby and the Arlilis- .
n, imagined oasis in a desert of nearly bllndoll bolwoon -roronlo and preferred area on this hole is reach ion Classic, Mate has ad anced to  
v
miployment. Newspapers have allllllmlrelllv He sllggmled wggel; ll, ed by hooking the ball slightly a- ninth P19422 am°‘l'iB' the 16541118
um of $73,650. Thus far Mates
.6
Gallant Fox, lest you-'| three-
Gallant Fox, $328,165; Zev, $308.
* `
_   ._ __.s_-__-=--_=._-1-.1-_-_=?_-_. _-=_ : ers by failkis in the Arllnswn
I M I late braasie is required to reach the cmslc_ but he my M pu me
ROy(1 Otlffefl ¢1;\_f=_i°d__¢f°;n-390 “___ 4 A ;zoo,ooo more heroic on sau or
8
lon ° te °_;°t' tha Ya st' 9'; 5 lu the season Twenty Grands present
3 5 t L; raig t w ' _
Pl°8p¢I7‘e8 F01’ _ bring me player wen ____ to ____ easily total is sl'is.5'is
'Political Meetings
l _
° * cessfully as it four-year-old. l
Mr Suri Beau is another horn i-lint
has a chance to surprise Gallant
, __ _ F6x's record. 'l.‘i:iis six-year-old
A. vivid-glowing. human .ihcrso owned by Wil"-‘ Siwwe Kil-
drama of tangled m°i‘illU1iW1l\iv¢h°11d|°\or!¢°F-
hearts . . . and a mo- "ld *W* WY *' “WW W" *4°~°°°
to go to beat Gallant I'iox’s mark.
ol-etiom Twenty Grand missed I Kreat
chance to get up among the lead
, l
0 ° . 1 *-is '
Cdnddlan Cl(1SSlC3l Hole hifi, 225 yards, par s: Traps Ponca FIND sms! Ducks
to the left and a. narrow entrance INSTEAD op BUBQLAES
MONTREAL, Que., July 30-An to the green are the difficulties
llislol-is club, u stiff championship ilheie. It is by no means an easy par. nUr'PALo. N. Y., .ruly so (U. P.)
course and a luxurious clubhouse- Hole no. 9, 565 yards, par 5: _The -Strange noises woke Adulbert
these are the highlights of the outgoing nine finishes with this dlffl Chowaniec, and he/ decided s con-
Royal Mont,-gal golf club, vémls of cult hole, which required both hit- ference of burglars wus in Di'08Nss
the Canadian amateur golf chem- ting and accuracy. A parallel ditch in 1-its kitchen. He culled police.
pionships which take place over thelnecesitates though the accuracy on Three ¢|\~‘~m‘>ile loads ru-ponded,
Dixie links from August 10 Q 15.!shots. surrounding il ` house.
Founded ln 1873 and held to be the Hole no. 10, 300 yards, par 4: A They found two stray ducks deep
oldest organized golf club on the.row of trees on the right andsev- in conversation on the back porch.
continent, Royal Montreal has seen eral traips on the left must be avoid
many a hectic championship strug- ed here. The green is wide but shal-
l wo ed over its well-trapped fair 10W- - - ~
igmiys, and if thc entries received Hole 11, 410 yards, par 4: Little  
thus far for the Canadian classic trouble to be found on the fair- ,
are indicative of the class of com- way here. An average iron shot will  0 u E E H S Fort
Petition, the crown now wom 0! make the green and par. \ :he plum -and --ll-m-é-__-v I? ct at
C. Ross Somerville ol' the London Hole no. 12, 145 yards. par 3: An Pnbllo Moolln" wlu ho lull; in "Willie
Hunt Club will be well and truly iillhill green that is deeply trHl3Pi=d this District at the following places
won by me evenulg of August 15. on three sides. Anything but an l und date! to dlzouss thc _‘nina in
The Royal Montreal course is also accimite shot may lead to g, mount- al’ ’"'°”‘ °|°° °" “mm
the venue of the Inter-provineeiul ing S°0r¢» gi-emaiimo 
championships which will be played Hole no.13, 440 yards, par 4: Long In 
by trams of four from each llrov- first and second shots are required B QUMMWUDIH Wi" °°mm°°°° 5* _ GAN_
lnce on August 7 and 8. here to reach the rolling green. A '(sl`ned) _ 7588-7-20-daily to 81.
The club boasts of two 18-hole stream _must -be crossed to make -1-H05_ wlqliiggg, _
courses, and it is over the south the green. Blrd!es and pars on this WALTER G.MscKENZlE,
course that the championship will hole will vary with the weather. ART
take place. Under the supervision of An adverse wind may do cconslder- 73u_7_u_iad;ny to “_ '
a succession of alert executives and able damage to scores. .
the club professional, charlie ivlur- Hole ns. -14, i'io yards, pin- az A '
i. ra , twi o n cham ion ot Can- narrow entrance to the green nec~
afnp8 Trek To   glliplgft oliugiiewldgbgfgtgihz ad; theciouth course ‘has been de- essitates an accurate tee shot here.  P
Kingsboro. Frldlif -Ill! 31°
Souris, Mondly. Allllllf 3-
 
Morcll. Aurusi sro. t'
so Penn nay, Annu, 4
“Wann C0 oommeneo `
_ J. P. linonvrrail
_ J- B. mononinn'
ll. ll. cox, '
H- D~ Mnoswm
-roiiiioii
5th District of
Th C
o ouservntlv
the shove Distr-lct.wlIl“a?i|r‘;il-‘cts
electors tn the following dllgeo
places.
Thllndsy. .ioly
August
August
ii( _
Political Meeting;
3rd. Queens
.
The
he inn
mentioned. I r
Mt. Herbert, Frlllayi July 31st.
All meeting being at 8 PM. slum
M. W. WUOD,
J. A. lhcDONALD,
Hon. Russia. ctmir,
M. R McGUl
Mg
YDUR Gllllli
llot Stupid-
-Handicapped
The seeming stupidity of
many school children, is
directly' .1 chargeable to
faulty vision.
Correctly fitted glasses
often work wonders.
“:;:.’.‘:.‘;'.:{:;%;"°iiow
G. F. l'll|TGllES0ll
F. Gordon Hutcheson
Uptometrlsts-At your
service.
»
o'clock. , “ "T5
--*__
-Mx
Hour 8 P. M.
(Signed)
A. A. MADCONALD,
Used One Year.
Guaranteed perfect
refused.
Fiiiliiisiis
A bl; GRAIN harvest is os-
sundjhls season, for which H
large quantity of
BINDER TYllllE
will be required. We have lim-
vlded and in stock 2 CAR- __
LOADS of the celebrated
MSILVER LEAF" brand manu-
factured by the BRANTFORD
CORDAGE C0., LTD. Mode
ln CANADA, every ball 5'1"'
mined sso me to tho iwimfl
in large and small size halls.
l es
- " By George McManus
ii- '
.~ i’M Aolué vo cAi.l_ ON
Mies. 5ooi=»5r=o¢~! You
ow .ao To vouiz OLD
aAi_i_-AA~\a, suv aa
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` DELll1H‘1'F'Ul_
-menus Muer
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in rr!
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ONLY one
10 rr!
Ain Pi.rr'ro~ié
UP A BUlLDNlr NEXT
ugog 'rp us AND
rl' WILL SHU1' OFF'
ouig vievvl COME,
i'l.i. snow rrrowou
i Musr Huieievon
i'i.i. an LATE POR
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