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iil:.\‘. roi' t'-AN iu.\liE C009 money selliiig ollr 900 val'iei.i:s of proven Red Tag Trees. Shwbs Rnd Plants to your frfends and neigh- bors. Part or full time. C:'.sh c'/:TY

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IOR SALE, T0 LET. BOARD ANI); --é-_-;----- rocm signs on hand at Guardisnl |.`ema|e Help .\\/tinted

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For -Sale

llEA\‘i'*il.lul\NN PiII;En Fon SALF. Apply at this Office. 5595-ti. i____________________ __ FOR SALE-ltI.'iSSEY IIAIZRIS Blnhc: Apply to Mrs. l=1'.'el.n: Roper, Eno' R,-zyalty. 5.45-3-2-2|. ,___ ______________,_ __

FOR. SALE-THE IVELL KNOWN

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ilh ALFRED M:i.cD0l\'i‘.!.I). LAND' , M. H. W. S. Si.

PUIATU [AGS FOI! 'llll-; SEA- short course. Expert training. Par-

! ply 17 X113 Square. 5759-9-3F

!LIJ_` BOY APPVL I l Guardian. 2639-7-21-

WANTED RELIABLE PERSON FOR

100 store route, Prince Co. Good proposition. Anyone wanting light woric, apply A. B. Kensington,

TOSTMEN. CLERIIS. STENOGRA-

pliers, Cu.tolils Examiners, etc.. constantly needed in Government Service. Write M. C. C. Civil Ser- vice School, Toronto 10.

MEN WANTED T0 LEARN _THE

barber trade through our special

tlculars free. Moler Barber College, 573 Barrington Street, Halifax.

7-3-tts-2mos.

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WANTED AT ONCE. RELIABLE I maid for general housework. Ap-

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WANTED-A IVOMAN T0 E and clean. Apply this office. ; 5155-a-2-tr ‘.'.'\NTIID - TWO EXPERIENCED I waitresses for lee cream parlor. f Apply 187 Prince Street.

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isrnl of R. J McDonald, Ccnllnrrc- lal Cross. Easy terms.

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lou sate-'rlilnry sneer Asn haf: D. F. MacDonald, Boaz:-‘s.

5881-7-28-lmnritll

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IVANTED -"CAPABLE HOUSE- , keeper, adult family of three. Good ‘ wages. Phone 1007. 5723-a-l-tf. ivwran av Auolis-rm covlv- . trygirl to i-ielp~ with housework. i Nc' washing. Write J. Guardian.

5429-7-18-tf.

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5400-"I-15-Ll$3wks.

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ml. SALE -» MODERN CC'.I`TAGEi ‘ml Harden _room and garage. ivvli' los ciernld street. 1-sl-si. i__*..'-......__._____. __ 'Ol ssiia-nonoa 'rnuolc in tood workin; ecndltirn John P. lli:rl;.<, New Lcnriorl, P. F. 1.

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____i.i___ __ Will s.iLr:-mr nnlvmn rrvl-:iz A dmiilllf house contofnlrv: 12 rocms absrn and 1( acre of lcrri. n’c: h|'“~ Apply to Mrs. John Rack- U1. Hunter River.

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Willy Mrs. _ _ _ ssal-1'-za-ai.

_'-*til rg" Fon sau; _ A1' who hfik- 40 acres of good land. well ch‘~"<1. convenient to schools, ¢h;';°h°'- _lhinn'ns. em. For fur- N _ llhrt cuhrs apply to oYne'.

A" H- Msclfinnen. 61 \'l‘psler'v '°» 50merv'l'e Mrs rr °--‘v t~

Wm. Partridge York.

'YOUNG WOMEN DESIBING T0

enter class of North Adams 'Drain- in=! School for Nurses. North Adams. Mass, please write Supt. promptly. School qualifies pupils to secure reg'stration. Provides monthly allowance and privilege of six months' cnurss at Bellevue hos- pital. New York City. All expenses paid. N~9-dtlAug.l5.

Wanted

...___i-.--------l-- _ I WANTED - FURNISHED ROOMS’ for l‘=~lit house keeping or board with lying com and bed room. Apply D. Guardian 5099-7-31-3i.

MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE :

hoard _in private family. Apply' Cuardien. 5719-A-1-Bi.

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E051'-BETWEEN MURRAY RIVER end Murray' Harbor. Bliilk Club Fan. Finder please leave at lil, Sydnsy Street, Clurlottetown.

5697-7-31-si.

Situations Vacant

START NOW-TOY! CAN EARN* wine" ruieklv taking orders for] i‘~~. in-is: l-r.‘:l\t'.ful line of Personal f'1l»|i-fern---. Greeting Cards ever sh'l'”ri in Can-ds. Wriie_ for oar- ticu‘nrs_ P.:aal Art Co. 3_0 Envi- irla Ave.. Twrnrto. 1-3- V-

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A el. B-.rx lg A plus wh're there

of Halifax. The work " undenomin- ational, and Mr. Lleyellwn receives no financ'nl sllllllzri. f:'“~n any fron- gregation. Mr. Baker; formerly a seaman, is associated with him in the work. It is their intention to hold

iseveral meetings while in the Pro vince.

PERSONALS

Misa Beatrice (Bertie) A. Mcln

A VOICE LIKE A SILVER BELL"

--Min Bklllin, Baptist Church. Mon- day evening Mapa

MOTOBIBTS All WABNED-The

.increase 0! traffic in Charlottetown, 'amd complaints by citizens in variu- uus sections, _of annoyance ' ~- noisy and reckless driving late at night has ,made it necessary to add special of- ficers to the Police F‘f~~~~. They will not be in uniform. Motorists should be anxious to assist in rnedying the

_situation by careful observance of, traffic rules and prop-~ regard for the rights me comforts or su. l

GIFTED YOUNG LADIES-Theil

', i`c~llowlng, taken from the Regina

Lead;-r-Post. July 7, 1930, is of local .ntcrcstz M*ss Constance Coles and .Vllss Etta Coles, daughters of Dr. 1 id Mrs- W. R.. Coles, Regina, Saslz., retiirnird home recently from Toron- to, where they have ben studylnt: Miss Constance Col' has spent thi- past three years as a pupil at the Central Technical "-‘-~'~l, Toronto, i'rom which school she -' ‘-‘uatecl and received ller diploma in Art thu. summer. Miss Etta Coles has spent tht' past three years in Toronto. studying music. She won the Mona Bates scholarship in piano playing three years ago, prior to that time having been a pupll of Mrs. J. G. Malloy, R€8ina, Sask. Miss C1' - has giver. many solo recltals in Toronto and ii; well known for her two piano work ;Whe_l she returns to Toronto, sh: lwlll give -regular programs on tho ‘ _radlu. Dr. Coles was formerly of Mil-

tyre, Vancouver, B. C., _arrived ln_l,0n_ pm-,Ce Edward Isl,md_

tile city lust night and is staying at_

itlle Queen Hotel.

Driving. Putting, winning, losing,

DIATIII

HACKER-At the P. E. I. Hospital nn Friday, August lst, Louise Mary Hacker, R. N.. A short funeral serv- ice will be held at the Macbran Fu- neral Home, King Square, this mom- ing at 10.45 (Daylight Saving Timer thence by motor to Summsralde. Fu- neral from the United Church, serv- ice starting at 2 o‘clock (Standard time). Interment People's Cemetery. Summerside. Remains will be placed in the Church at Summerside at 12 noon.

_IN MEMURIAM

In Memory of

I-`. VERNON LYNES,

Killed- in Action August 8,th, 1918.

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SALESMEN WANTED - SALES . agent for Prince Edward Island Good pay. Free outili.. We want now a reliable. energetic repres-1 entative to handle the best dis-1 :ricts on the Island. Our agency is profitable Write Pelham Nursery Co.. Toronto, 0.lt B. W. 5-wstf.

Teachers Wanted

wAr-rrc'n ron onacivwicul School No. 10, Second Class Tea-

lTHE TENNIS

da at 10 a m u on the arrival of

1’ - » D

Let us then be up and golfing Messrs Keating. Madden. and Won- prodomlnating thought. There is the

With B heart for any fale, scott, the aces of the C. N. R..,thought of service which must

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| w. 'r. pulur pleye w. 1-r. worth. ‘ hunk Sinunons plays C. C. Thomp-

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' W. P. 'Ilaylor plays c. C. Tooml;»=. I

I-I. W. Weeks plays L. E. Wellnei-. ;

R J. R.. Paton plays C Grant Gregori

Gil Morris plays Noel 1-1. DeBlo!s. W. B. Gtlnt plays A. B. Fisher. l

Mdmbera are asked to get in touch

_ 1- with other to arrange time of play.;

Production 'Announ_

Enthusiastic Reception;

Tendered Hon. J. H.' Myers On Election Night. ;

A great number of frienck and. .unservatlve electors crowded the , ...'.-.fn and spacious home of Hon.:

John 1-1. Myers, at Hampton on thei i:',;ht of July 28, to extend conlrstu-,

1.-Lions to him on the ooculonof his; `.:1ng elected along with his colleague i Mr. Mclalre to represent tha Gdun-I iy of Queens in the Federal HOUSE. of Commons. 1

When Mr. Myres returned fromi

Charlottetown he was heartily cheer-I cl and bounced by his friends. After' coin: minutes the joyful gathering \'..:.: brought to order by the chair-

n:.n, Mr. Thomas Wigrnore, Grn.bam's _ Stood. Mr, Wlgmore after a. few ap- propriate remarks by way of oongra-I tulai-lon called upon`l-Ion. Mr, Myers o say .1 few r cards '.0 the ele='“."=. Mr. Myers upon coming forward was clieerei-l'l1zain and again while all attempt; of th; chairman to check Lhein were in vain for some minutes. Mr Myers said in part- "1 extend a

M.sscs B. Fullln and A. Jones, of_ ` '

the nursing staff of the \'.'nmcn'sl l ‘wry hearty- welwme w an gathered

Free Hospital, aroolrline - lertl |“°"° *°'“’¥h"- I am l”`°“d “"4 MWY. on return after an enjoyable holiday; ,W 5°* YW 11”* in my °w“ h°m°3 “dl at mel, former home i.,,,,_ , I want to thank you for the splendid

isupport and backing you have given'

"I contend." arcued the lawyer; 'rhere only remains the finals in.” Mr- M°L“’° "ld my-'»°1f Way- Iii

_; "that a tomato, however well aimed. llwth mens si.-.gles and doubles|f5 I P1‘0\1<l n10m¢nt in the life of any! _ could not have causod a black eye." lmatche, ln the Tournament now ln _H1811 '-0 be 01105011 by his friends wdl

“But it was in a tin can, sir," an- progress gm ¢harl0lt¢¢,0wn glul, Cam-gs i neighbours to represent them in thai

swered the witness. Games were resumed yester- Dominion parliament at Ottawa, butl

this is not a time for prids to be thei

And the blooming work can wait. Moncton won from Mosher, Char-QTQ wisely ang intelligently y-,pl-qgnli

Club, Moncton. In Singles _Maddeim loom; first. To be elected is one thing.

lottetonn by default and i.l a bril- fgueh g vast County lg Quang, lg gm. l llsi-it rnsteii aererles Alnii stewart. lther thing." At this point ni-len or:‘

Charlottetown, 6-4. 7-5. R. Spillcitt, »-you e“\ do “_ you mm do “_ you un

. _Charlottetown in a spectacular man- _do “_-I broke form eve,-ywh¢,,_ M,-_l

i .

lner, defeated Wonacott, Moncton, 4-6. , My,” went on. -.This is . mme fm.. G-2, 6-4. "Russ" never played better _serlous thought and nneouom but I if” *le pwlbly “ev” facfd f’ ~m°" ,can assure you that Mr. McLure andl ilorm.dable oppo:ent. Keating, Mono- ,myself Wm enduvom during me next

dei' t fr Ti rt l

als today. Bentley and McKinnon 1

foiinrloeetewn. iiefiiiiili/eri their rnsteh-' ; “’°"‘ “V” "°“’ ”°“‘”' °' b°m“" ’°“’i h” bee" °"é °' the “mv” ‘"°“'°“

.back but with you, assets locally for a score of year

les allowi'g recognized stringer play-

rrs Keating and McDonald to meet in i Mt” Mr' Myer' °°“°I“d°d his "°`i during which time h° has been B 'semi "nam ,nw much between ma,~l¢g_ '-0 canada" vu suns; 1:-,,,~__member of the bxecutive of Maritime_ lxetmng and McDonald WM the mem _ll-,er apewhos 0; °°ng"h,l“l°u ww, Golf Association several times, Mr.l _.in event of the dam Macbomji made by M,-_ H|,¢°,.ks_ Hunley Bud” Rogers has also played in the annual ysummxsidds me won in ‘we ”,_s_‘M,._ Waller Macxenzm Spjngfield; Maritime championships more than ls_2_ ,,_5_ 1_6_ 5_,1_ 8 o_ ms clever de ‘Mn Bm Ryln__ chulottewwn md once and was usually well up in the ` acl: poo F - - lm' A iiirlver finally wen hiin the vlcwry.'also contributed much to the enloy-l Th” °'°°hy w b' pmyed '°' "°d°y 'taking the offensive himself at op- 'ment of the ga/i-Ilering. A ls we M many M has given' and is

‘but another instance of his generos-

gnmes. Hornby. Charlottetown. prov- :vol/ers recites the following poems: :gf _"hi: xxeintere” in me web

‘fence st his o nent's beautiful others Vocal solos and recitations

iportune moments when points meant Iyglmg lady on “half of the wqmm

ed his worth by defeating the r

doubtable Russ Splllet, the conquer-i our Good "ima John ,

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A victim in semi-finals to Maddison's£D° you ken our good mend John _ powerful drives 6-0, 6-0, 6-0 just as with his can of meh ny hue? the evening shadows were beginning The umm -I M tum” “_

BUSY DAY

Q , ' I IDC . C°:a__l;&';t°l:n angutherefprzn in _,___ ,four years. to give you the best re- _ will centre around the W. K. Rogers der to make it ossibla to _#ch “___ ,presentation of which we are capable. Trophy match play handicap. The

l p ` land you may be sure that we will not donor, a charter member of the club,

or of wozacott .7_5_ 4_8_ 84 but lien ‘ stage of a four stage competition for

` itho Rogers trophy, the others being

scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 14th,

Final Figures On 192

ced at Ottawa.

OTTAWA, Aug. 1-'His total value

of the output of the dairy fiwtor-les of Canada during lm vu ¢l42,g95,. 521. In 1928 it wus $144,873,614 and

for 1927. $188,910,980. The decrease in the 1999 valuation was due to the lowered production of cheese. TM Uroduotlon or cr-earnery but- ler GUM! im amounted to 164.124,-

4s5 pounds, valued at $61,291,196. This represented an increase over 1929 of 6,697,426 pounds and in value ' of $2,599,599. Only three years in the

111310!! of the lndustry showed great- er production figures than the yea under review. f

’I‘he quantity of cheese made

in production of 25,938,590 poun and a loss in value of $9,106,344. The report said both the production and the valuation were the lowest record- ed since 1900.

Imports Jump

The total value of dairy products

.nlported into Canada during 1029 was $43,456,795. compared with $6,- 580,915 in 1928. The increase the re- port said, was duo to tho greater im- ports of butter, the figures for this commodity mounting from 16,901,656 pounds to 35,928,249 pounds.

During the same period, Canada

exported dairy products valued at $28,398,549 compared to $36,230,617 the previous year. The largest de- crease was noted in cheese, although the exports of milk, cream and but- ter were all lower than in 1928.

Fllll GULFERS

Activities at the Golf Links today

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Today's match will be the first‘

the third stage before August 23rd,

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1929 was 119,646,039 pounds, valued at $21,382,122. This represented a loss ` ds

wasrrnll tusnnuii '

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-I HEREBY CHALLENGE Verllalg

Bell, backer of Premier the O/rea'.,` for the best ,out of 3 matched race on Wlllowdale Park, Aug. 13 with my

horse Bingara Todd for the sum nfl $100, A. W. Jay, Borden. 5760-li

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III,'.\I(iIl.‘-'. l\li()l'T GOVERNOB

.\rl'Cl:~."rvli‘.\"r-.imorig the many lzoiirical rumors since the election is one ‘.0 the effect that M2. Donlld hlcllolson, ex M. P_ will have the first l'r-l`;l.=al of the Governorship. "Sk" Driilalfl, as he Ls riffectln~‘atel_'.' called. lliih. had long and m/irltorious s¢_rv1¢g in both provincial and Dominion pol- itics. and it ts felt it would be a (mg rollrlilliixz off of his career to have him lii<l~.‘Zr<l as governor.

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Sunday School is held immediately at the close of the

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7.00 P. M.-Evening Prayer and Sermon.

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REV. H. D. RAYMOND, M. A., RECTOR.

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Ililoncton, will mast McDonald. Sum- mersido for the championship and

the right to represent the Province’

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"'~l'ratvrl Bentley and McKinnon,

lird Madden and- Keating, and ai

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ment $100.00. J. B. McEwen, Bee- ‘ rotary. 5719-8-1-4|.

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Vernon School. Supplement $100.00. l J. li. Purchase, Secretary. |

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IVAIYTED-PRINCIPAL FOR. MUR- ray River School No. 94. Sul-7U!¢' ment 9100.00. Walter Buell, lec- retury, Murray River.

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'ro LII'-IN A NIC! BIUIDINTIAL ‘ locality. Desirable hni-water heat- _ed residence at 93 Euston Street. Possession about August lst. Apply 51 Euston Street.

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Blu demand. only few weeks re- ou"~--l ta leem at Cancers oldest ai-id most reliable trade schools. wr!'~ ff-v fi-M lliereture. Dolninim

me lu-.» r~-vm 1-r the ear which lir-

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Cha.rlott'iown Courts, 'l‘he strangef

frcunds. the forest back ground lvi`h i Responding to an encore, the young - gut one of mm Wu four- yn," old the accompanying shadows had its ‘lady next recited: AM mg vu cumin; two;

effect on their game. Wozaeott. the _-_ 5° wg thought Cyrus WOW! 810" Y°‘“’¢°*' °f 10° °"‘°~ °"‘° ‘“’l”‘7°" 3”- CFU" hh- when he worked for me I-nd you. beautiful tennis and deserves or-edit 'l will ull you of this Cyrus

for his performance even in defeat. _qu . nd md mmmml hy Md .0 ” wok mmm, look :;':l.;::';.:°s.~“:;.':;:.:'::.:fi~~-me »-~~ r--»-»»~-~-- -- ea seas the himien ee rn- in en m ° °'°’ f" "”" M "°°’° ;',"‘""'m‘:" '°M2;“:°

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of their reorasentativas Mebonaldl

- About the Dunning budget < ini. me is rniieh iienilea.

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singles championship by defeating And chester -oovuntervailed. Evelyn Jenkins 3_|_ 5_4_ 6,1 HC IOM ll! lil lbfillff I-he Dill _ mem,” mm-g, ,nd g_ p_ gum-“_ A -swimming in the brooks. Bountiful refreshment; were served on mn gram Jem ml, .'34 lege. ,He honed to catch I pile 0' vein io all, a number of the ladies helping ing, 3.1, |.s_ 3.1, mg, gang, nnf with that bait onthe hooks. urs. Myers with the Gmini. shortly, W. Hutcheson will meet Miss Jen!-1 lficrwlrda the a&¢h°‘l’inS bfbkl UP- 111| intend Mr.Mcdd¢ hlnflnsllrfleiiarlhisnlsaeinivcroportg hvpirlgtomeetagainatl-la.mp\.onlu

to fall. At 2 p. m. today. Madden But wa km th" mn mm

l iw‘hy should he went to turn his coat

in mths” N_ B_ Or rurl away und hide?

In Mens Doubles, Madden and im" 3° ‘“”°"" ° Wu” Keating, Moncton, won from Jenkins Tm S "h° “’m° cm °"'h°' ‘kh-

iiiiili nnil in reinl nnsls defences the l D0 Y°“ km 0"! l°°d ffl°f\d -7°l“\' Charlottetown Club champions. l"ul-IAY¢- “Ulf 1115000 W 4°- l<~i~ton and Bpllett, 0-o, 0-4, a~0. And were sending him to Ottawa ‘°i-.ns and 'MeDonald, summersde. T0 tell them what to do!

Cha:'lot‘.-town. in the semi-finals 'ind what we want hc'll get us 7~f.\, 6-4, 6-2, 7 5. At 10 a. m_ today il=‘or we have his promiss true, .the in:ll\ in this event wlll"be play- iwg" ,un wnul, qu mbgmm 'fri between Jeans and McDonald I/md PM-h‘” th, “mud w°_

toorl match is assured. no you km Mu, mud Mend John,

t ’ hin b n seen h e than 'Wen you just bet wg do! "“’“’ ’““° ° °` ' *" .rh Liberals shroud r hliii i in the Madden-Keating combinrion. ’m1: M," dmniuseé lt M0; M B. McLeod 0181*! -7» P- Cll-¥ll¢- The ioniiers inning iirlvis are spee- - '.1. A. menlllu-i plays T. W- L-

taculai- to say the least. Fans should Prowse. :et fell to ree the mslrlier in li- l' :°’“U '° °"°""'- ,oi-_ .i. P. Miller plays F. A. s. Jones.

played today. It is only fair to say `“d sh' ff’ mm b°m§_d°°d fr. M. Nash plays D. B. Strwart.

for the three N. a. entries this they , N1 W my ‘Mr f Q °l\f°\1d It ._ - --

-.-.-ere playin; st s disadvantage in; hum ~wemereue the mesure rem-in that this is their first appearance on 1 And out it-Wi' their Mild. and the subsidy for you." _

and the final stage to be run off be- fore Sept. 8th.

for this important contest. Each member has an equal chance of win- ning. The player winning the trophy for two years not necessarily in suc- cemion, becomes the owner.

Dr. C. C. Archibald plays E. F. Seller. Dr. C. I-I. Beer plays Bill Hyndman. C. N. Blssott plays W. E Cotton.

J. 0. C. Campbell plays W. F. Taylor. -

J. P. Hillion plays A. Taylor. Gordon Hughes plays Rev. Mr. Fill-l

All handicaps have been revised

The draw resulted as follows:

M. Bagnall plays Judge I-I. L. Palmer.

. B. Conrad plays W. E. Phillips.

A. B. Cosh plays L. D. Murray. . Gunsaulus Jr. plays K. M. Martin

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11.00 a. m.-Morning Worship

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Sermon--Rev. (‘. N. Brown

Inspiring Music-Everybody Welcomi-

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The Salvation Army Citadel

QUEEN SQUARE

Opening Song-"Jesus the

Prayer. llblc Rdlding.

March-“Happy Song" Tone-Poem-"Mariners" .

Selection-"Saviour Like a Cornet Bolo-“God is Near

`Eventz°de Musical Festival

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Programme for Sunday Evening. August 3rd, 9.30 P. M.

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Cornet Bolo-"Spanish Chant" lair varle) Adil. Martin Ch|1dren‘s Ilyrnn-"Take the Name nf Jesus" Band Vocal Duct-""I Do Not Aak That All My Life"

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Shepherd" Band Thee"

Deputy B. M.AAus¢lIl. Adjt. Martin.

Hymn-Tune-"Ablde With Me" . . . ... Baal

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