For their euinnioi IHOTOOIAPHII

»Wo ere still st the old stand. ltarting limo 88rd. we will oloee on Wednesdays siterncons.

A. E. Lyon

F "PM of all sites. films to It all _s amateur semerss are unsolved fresh every week.

Moderate Prlose attention in Amateur Iiiewsrsnhy

‘Artistic Photographs W dheilbshtovln, P. n. i.

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Personal I

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(ll. J. MABON

Optometrist Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted

ll lotus. P.

Grsdu.a=e of Cans-gist 09h. thalrnic College, Tel-on“, M“; 9E3" Dost Kflduete courses.

sv b, InQG-{vgfutﬁgsl examined

sm-s-utg.

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. . 4 Ho t ? D ri n is F AM-LY-ADE WITH PAﬁY-ADB ou can ea

ing, ting-ﬁlled beverage st "°'l‘.T.-§Z.?.§'ll°.2"i$lil‘ ‘lfE-ADE comes a tube

which makes 32 sparkling globes. Simple direc-

tions on each

package.

gods is use:

Decorated

JARDINIERES AND VASES in English Pottery

JUST RECEIVED, Very, appropriate for

Gift Ma ing. ﬂ!l‘.ﬁ‘_‘.<l.‘___sﬂl~' ZEIEHEB

BLACK 8t C0.

00-0-04-60-00004

J. i’. SWEENEY

M. D., C. M. Physician and Cur-goon Has opened en oillee at

' KINKORA,

P. E. Island

'" ms casual-renown cnsnnuin

l THE WESTERN contour ' t

—l‘l' PAYI to buy in this Prev- Inoo.

—IHOP FROM HOLMANIO 90M- IOI. 0045-6-38 ti

-MONTA5UE HORSE RACES. Wednesday. August 11th. ; 1B37-7-20-tIAug11

—MRB. JOHN T. MULLINS, Kensington, will be at home to her iriends on Wednesday afternoon and evening, Aug. 1.1 '

2037 8 4 2i.

—LOST OUTSIDE Bank oi Cotii pierce, Summerside a twenty doi- lar bill. Finder please notiiy (inur- dliin representative, Summerside, and receive ‘reward. 2029-8-3-31.

-FUDGE, delicious cake and ice cream, irult, drinks and even a ilsli pond at the big bazaar and social at Borden on August 11th.

2027-8_-3-7i.

—COME T0 THE ice cream soc- ial and bazaar to he held on the grounds oi thevGerard Hotel, Bor- den 011 the evening of August 11th. Commencing at eight o'clock. If weather unfavorable the following evening. The proceeds in aid of a €ommunity Hall.

2027-84141.

--FORD TOURING CAR FOR sale.— Has been thoroughly over- hauled and painted; tires new; has "Easy Steerer," bumper rind other extras and priced to seli quick. Have several other ust-o cars at bargain prices. Colin H. Stewart, garage opposite Holmun's Ltd. - 2065 8 4 ti.

-AUTOMOBILEB AT NEW ANNAN RACE8.—Autos will he parked on outer circle 0i track free . 0i charge with two caretakers who will look after them. A TTTIITTIH.‘ number, (about 100) can be pairkct. on upper part oi centre ground. ‘atliiiission to centre ground 50 cts. Owners of autos occupying centre ground aro respectiuly requested to lower their hoods (luring races. There will be three gates for autos Practically no delay iii enteritis.

l I 14010

u-EVIIYEODY T0 MONTAOUE, Wednesday, August 11th. IJBI-‘I-IQ-tmngli

WESTERN PERSONALS

s-i. ¢—Mrs. Jami-s Kligore. (nee S. Lucretia iluriintl. oi Hnrtl ti. Cunn., is spending h:-r summer va~ cu"oii at her mother's, Mrs. John .t, Durant, >1‘ Margins. Mrs. Kli- pro expects to stay ull the Island at least a iiioiith, then will spend gniie time wizh m: sis-or iii Lynn, beiore returning to Connect- irut.

-—-<-o>—-——-— SONG OF TEMPERENCE

(Continued from Page Three)

island have such a splendid locrii prohibitoiy law that we shall not have to take a vote on the duo:- tion oi importation. As our law stands at present no individual can havu in his possession any iii- toxicsting liquor unless he has at the same time a doctor's certificate showing that he was in need oi such ior medical purposes.

As a result of this before he can import any he must secure such certliicaie ii not on the srrivalof his supply an oillcer oi the law can seize some an have liiin lined I to the extent of some $200.00 and further the man who ships‘ the liquor irom without the province is liable to the same penalty. Be- cause oi the stringency of our law both our thirsty citizens and the wholesale companies without our province have been afraid to» do much business.

Cases are on record where the liquor ilrni Co., oi which at ilrst was ready to ship ali Jiinds of goods have been known to send back the money to their thirsty customers, saying "that they woud not run the risk of being fined for sending liquor into the province." With

least seem to be any need of our province» getting ready (or a vote next October. The Grand Worthy Patriarch in closing appealed to iill to get ready to do still greater work in the iiiturc than in the past. . iiiille the Sons oi Temperancv have done iiiucli to further this llrcat cause there is yvi niucli work

Montrealevening and the

‘of the

1' J

to be done. ‘We uisisteiicsrriiss on a greet forward mwlmﬂt. We need more forces and we need new blood in our Order. Let each one do their pert and do it now lest that for song who may need the help of such on order as ours it may be aid ‘ftoo late." Many oi our young men are Yet trifling with intoxicating liquors. They have not seen the toll-y o! such a course oi action. Some even have the foolish idea that t0 drink is to be clever and manly- No greater mistake was ever made any coward or weakling can drink but it takes a man to roiusu to drink where temptations are so are coming to us continually strong around him. ~ We must seek to keep all such dangers from them boiih Young and older. Opportunities ior doinl; and if not embraced are passing away ior even. Realizing this let us be up and doing ever rememb-y ering that we have come to anoth~

er turn in the road anotiber league

is gone.

Then take a strong new grip and grasp oi your load, and go on, go on. For once follow a voice down the long long road which travels hither and you. And that voice

Icalis out to the hastening years go

on g oon. '

The report oi the Grand Scribe showed the standing of the va-rious divisions throughout the Province to be in good shape returns from all but one working division had been received with the ﬁnances in splendid condition. The committee on state oi Order concurred with the report oi the G. W, P. and Cl. S. and recommended that the pro~ perty of Divisions not having made returns ior two years be called on.

A public meeting was held in the [allowing pro- gramme was well rendered.

Opening cords-Choir.

Remarks by chalrman-Jlev. R. H. Staverrt, G. W. P;

Soio—Rev. RH. Stavert (encore)

‘Atldrsss-ID. M. McDonald, G.

ti iew such its w A this there does not int present at‘ Sgnowlnev RH Stalwart (encore)

Aridress—J. Solo-Ewen Lamont iencore.) iieariliig-—Miss Isabelle McLeod. -Atldri=ss~Rev. R. H. Stavert. Reading—J‘. E. Haslirm.

Ciosig CTl0l‘l.lS—'CTlOll‘.

Meeting closing Iiy the singing Notional Anthem.

lP-ﬂlrini tiiviise conv)

Ernest Haul-am, G.

ilASlllitNilAillllAN

. Monosn mm ‘Helium's cs tsieg." sous-um.

....'O0R QTORI WILL DE closed sll day on Friday, August 8th. Stems Bros. Ltd, Sourls. 2o“

..MONTAGUE HORBE RACE9, Wednesday, August 11th. l937-1-2HlAug11

"JMONTACUE HORSE RACES, Wednesday, August 11th.

1937-7-19-tlAuz11

....'AN ICE-CREAM FESTIVAL

will be held at. Glen William Hall

Thursday evening, August 5th. 2i

....'T0 ALL WHOM IT MAY (and should). concern, G.W.V’s. ant othel. Don't forget to reserve the 18th. August. for the Souris Vet- erans’ tea. Watch ior further no-

tices. 1887-7-27~11i or W" ___.~.--

..°HORBE SOLE-Frank Mc- Varish, Harmony Jct., sold his five year Olrl gelding to a visiting man last week ior n price going Into three figures.

..° WELCOMIE‘ VISITOR-Rev. Father Stephen McDonald, a na- tive oi St. Margaret's DTIHSTI, now on a visit to his old home, said Mass, Sunday, in the absence oi the pastor. The old friends in the congregation were pleased to wei- come him and assist at his Mass. The Reverend Father is located in he diocese oi Calgary, Albt, ior he past two years, where he wont for his health. He was formerly pastor oi the church at Lot ‘I.

i-{ii-ii

LAST season's ~ ’ DISEASE GERMS

Traces oi grip, influenza, fevers. may be lingering in your blood -

causing that extreme weakness.

ttred ieeling, bod digestion. inde- ilnite pains, dull heartache ,—— nil sy-mptorns oi possible greater

. .'EVIRVIODY TO MONTAGUI

Wednesday. August. 11th. 1931-1-l9-tlAug11

..'CUMI-INGS (STUDIO WILL be closed until August 11th. All‘ amateur work developed and fin- ished ln the usual prompt manner, l leave with Mrs. Cummings.

2080~8-5-2i ,

. .'Leo ‘S. McCorniack, Big Pond, who has one of the most complete and handsomest farm residences and outbuildings in the settlement, is further improving his residence with beaver board internal finish.

..°tMr. Joseph Morrison, General Freight Agent at Providence, ll. l. for the I’. und N. H. ll. R. is on a visit to his old home in Prince Edward Island. Ills many old friends are glad to see him.

I . _.___ , ~ arzscnen APPOINTED. _ illlllﬂessessiidrelllew The school M. Hermaiivilie which r. was vacant ior the past two years,- hns secured a teacher, Mr. I’eters,i Rollo Buy. The district voted $75 supplement, $25 oi which is con- tributed by one oi the enterprising ratepayers, Mr. Angus D. Mclsﬂac-

-Rioting Feared . In German

..'ANNANDALE-—'l‘lie farmers (ppm, Press special.) if have nearly completed sawing! BERLDN’ August 4____'R10,a V , their hay crop in iliie order. The ‘var-ed in 30mm loday m, Wm other crops are looking well, the men’ mum. of we,“ armed‘ game potatoes and grain promising ii big 9,1 f0,- a “legtlng in Lnstgsrten turnout. Mr. and Mrs. Gutliry,‘ol prams, again“ u“, new dmm Boston, who were visiting at Aii- men, h“, Lender; of [he dam nandale, have returned h°m°~ stration declared the law was ql Mrs. B. McDonald. oi Boston, is vi- o,‘ a, workers exglugﬂyely and 3 siting at liiver View. tin‘ guest vi Vi“! "w" fvllvwm w brine n t- Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Dingweii.—— to the meeting. Mr. James swallow, mail carrier. ———*¢ met with an accident last week by coming in ciliitact with some ivire. Mr. ltobert Siiviiie is doing quite at

business wiili his meat and ilsli oiitiii.-— Mr. hiii-liaei hit-Donald, st.

311135;, Ehfiiiiliinllﬁhirlitﬁi, $115 owl Co» the Montreal Sleek 1h around recently looking up timber. change-l ‘l-le ilnds it iiarii to get suitable Al-ch- -~ .-.tufi.»— Mr. A. McDonald, Fortune M- ‘- Bridge, has taken one oi oil!‘ 11011118 0- ' latiies, Bliss llelii- Taylor, oi llivt-rl/fr- View. ior ii partner Iii liit‘.— Mr. l2- ~~ '1'“ ' ‘ A. McDonald, Cape Spray, pur< (“m- 1m} -~ chased il nirc young mare at the (film! (""19" sale at St. Georgcs-— Mr. Jtlllll'('““~ ' -~ ~ Lapin-re wciit to Montague \viiii his iiioioi-‘hoiii on Saturday lastp- Mr.

0-i-

Stock Quotations

iTru. .. .

danger, For ﬂne iull restorative treatment take Hood's Siirsnpariiia i0 purify your blood, strengthen your nerves, restore your appetite, and take ilooii‘s Pills to stimulate your liver and regulate your bowels A splendid combination oi tonic and cathartic. , -

E. McFni-izine has hail his motor

‘lumi pointed up in grout st.\'1i‘- _

She looks very nice as silo is rcadv . - - - < - for the wnier iigiiiii.—~ Mr. N. $11k -- ‘Siewart and iillllii)‘ oi (‘ope Spr;iy|ll.l'. .. have moved into their new house X. built last spring. M15"-

. ‘. ORL

THE EXTRAVOTES

ILL WIN THE GRAY DORT

Work Your Hardest This Week. - - There Will Be No Extra Votes Next Week

1, 3 year subsc

10 i year subscriptions to Guardian ............... ..

510W t0 Secure

Over a A

Million Votes A nis Week

260,000 10, 1 year subscriptions to Examiner ........................ .. 260.000 2, 2 year subscriptions to Guardian ......................... .. 130,000

2, 2 year subscriptions to Examiner ...................... .. 130,000

rlptlons to Guardian

1, 3 year subscriptions to Examiner ........................ .. 117,000 Total amount of subscriptions on above, $110.50,

which entitles the candidate to 6 Clubs of 75,000

extra votes

Total votes on shove .................................................. .. 1,464,000

SEE IF YOU CAN GET YOUR MILLION THIS WEEK

117,000

400,000

Isaac Brown, Cherry Va Alex Barrett, Klnroee ..

Sue M. Cannon, Euston Elwood Campbell, Long

Cecilia Cullen, Sherwoo E. E. Campbell, Alberto

Annie Oolron, New Glee

James Heron, i7 King B

Vincent Lund, Tracadle

Alhan Arssnault, Summerslde, Box 722 T. Bernard, Summerelde

Dominic Buote, Rueticoville

lliliiliard Croesman, Murray River .............................. .. Ben. L. Clow, Freetown .

Harry Craig, I35 Elm Ave., City

Ruth L. Dewar, Montague ............... .. Edna Diamond, 30 Keneingtori, City Roy Dunn, Psake's Station

James C. Easton, Box 204. Georgetown .................. .. 200,625

George Fraser, Sourle .................................... .. Mrs. Hilda Fraser, 322 Fitzroy Street, City

Colin H. Love, I6 Edward 8L, City

Alice Lea rd, Albe non ..... ..

191,325

5,000 5,000 5,000

llcy .

Street, City River .

r! .......... .. ri .............................................. ..

D . 201,000 . 169.750

5,025 gow Mills > 5,175

F 5,000 _ 5,000

H. treet .. 5,000 L.

.. 190,675

54110

5,000

Cross ..

1 The following is the iist_0f candidates already entered in the Contest and the number of votes credited t0 each up to last Saturday night, July 31st. MANY CHANGES ARE SURE T0 TAKE PLACE IN THE STAND- INGS AGAIN THIS WEEK DURING THE EXTRA VOTE OFFER. MAKE SURE YOU GET YOUR SHARE OF

James Keith Arbinq, Emerald Junction .................... .. 52,000

OF THESE EXTRA VOTES.

Isidore Martin, Rustlco .................... .. Melenda Murphy, Morell Station Donald S. MacDonald, Traeadle Cross

Helena MacDonald, Johnston's Fliver .

Ruth McLean, Grand View ..,. Jerome McGulgan, Kelly's Cros

Ivan Molnnle, 15 Granville Street, City

Gladys McKay, New London Mary McLeod, Wilmot

Gertie MacEwen, 8t. Peter's Bay Wm. McEaehei-n. Fredericton ..._. Wm. S. McNelll, Fairview ' Etta McLeod, Caledonia ..,

Ruth Mclnnle, Tignleli .............. ..

Thelma Ida Owen, North River ..._.

Laura A. Palmer, I41 Elm Avenue, City Miss Phillipe, Tyne Valley ............ ..

Allred 8. Sinnett, Morsll ................. .. Hilda Sentner, 73 Chestnut Street‘, City

Mrs. Gordon Sliilker, 0'Lsary Cyrus Sanphy, Police's Station . 3. H. Sepler, Mount Stewart ..

' T

Winifred Trainer, 274 Eueton ‘Street, City

Margaret Weir, 4s Park emu, City

E. B. Whltlock, 220 Fitzroy Street, City .. Milly Walsh, 79 Upper Queen Street, City Margaret White, 151 Kent Street, City

............................ .. 1as,soo

5,475

Can Gain the Lead in the Standings By

EXTRA VOTE OFFER

You

Making’ the Most of the

ms wmt

same ADDRESS NOMINATED BY

NOTE—0nly one nomination blank will be accepted ior each candidate,

NOMIN A TION BLA N K GOOD FOR

SO00 Votes

oiiiiiiiite Yourself or ll Friend Gentle- iiieii:

hereby nominate ns-ii member in your ~ (foiitcst:

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