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OF VALUABLE BLACKSMITII TOOLS AND STOCK I am instructed by the Executor! of the Estate of Sydney w. Webster. late of Kcnsington, Blacksmith» |‘l¢¢' cased. to sell at PUBLIC AUCTION ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 70!. 1936, AT KENSINGTON AT DECEASI-JD’S SHOP AT 2 0'CI.0CK IN THE AFTERNOON

All the valuable Blacksmith ‘tools of the deceased, consisting of Vices, Blacksmith Blowers, Tire Bender, Tire Shrinher, Anger Bits. Post Drill, Hollow Angers, Tonss. 91115015. Punches, Bolt Cutters, Taps and Dies, Basps and Film, Machine Drills. Anvil, G.‘ ’ tone, Draw Knives, and a quantity of Black-

smith Stock. The above will be sold singly or in lots to suit Purchaser. TERMS

HUGH F. MORRISON,

Auctioneer. L-5885-7-30-8-1-3-5.

Farm for Sale at Upton

50 acres of land, good dwelling house and barns. Apply MRS. JOHN MacBE'l‘I1, Somervllle, B. B. No. I. I’. E. I.

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Dwelling No.24’! Grafton Street. lately occupied by Dr. Keeping.

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Bankruptcy Stock, Etc.

The undersigned trustee of the Estate of Bethune Hardware Co. Ltd., Authorized Asslgnor, offers for sale by tender the foilowlng:—

Lot "A"—Stoclr-in-trade of mis- cellaneous hardware of a book value of approximately $2200.00.

Lot “l3”—liiisceliancous fixtures ..and office furniture including show case, counters, desks, chairs, cash register. safe, etc.

Lot "C"—About five hundred Ac- counts Iteceivabic. face value ap- proximately $10,000.00.

Sealed tenders will be received up until noon Wednesday, the fifth day of August next at the office of the undersigned trustee for all three or any one of the above lots.

Tcnns—A certified ‘ , for 10% of the amount of the tender must be enclosed. balance. payable upon delivery.

The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

,By appointment made with the upglcrsigncd, Lots "A" and “B" may be inspected on the pcrmises formerly occupied by the Debtor Company. and a detailed list of Let ‘‘C" may be inspected at the trustee's office.

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. Trustee Estate IITIIUNE HARDWARE Co. Ltd, Authorised Asslgnors.

IM Richmond Street tetown. It. I336.

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HAS I20 DESCENDANTS

NBIIKS HARBOR, N. S. Jilly 31- (OP)—-Aotlve and bright despite her 88 years, Mrs. Mary E Fticker of Neil's Harbor has 120 living descendants. 70 great smld-child‘ ren.

POTENT STUFF

A doctor wished to send a bottle of medicine to a patient. so he call- ed, a boy and asked him to deliver it, telling him to call next morning. when he would reward him. Next morning the boy called and thefo1- lowing conversation ensued: Doctor—-Did you leave the medi- cine? Boy—Yes, sir. And he has taken

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Doctor-—How do you know hehas taken it? Boy—Well, sir, when I passedthe house this -morning all the blinds were down.

DOMINION OF CANADA PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDVVABD ISLAND

In the Surrogate Court In Edward VIII, A. D. 1830.

In no Entnte of Disvld Mcfallnrn line of North ltnntlro in Queens (‘ounty in the said Province Fisher- man deceased -Intestsis.

By the Honourable Harold Iaeonnrd Palmer surrogate Judge at Probuts. Etr.. Etc.

To the sheriff of the County of Queens County or any Conntshle or literate person within said County

Greeting!

Whereas upon reading the petition on file of Sarah Isabella Pursey of North Bustleo ufuresuid. Married Wo- man, the Adminlstr-a'trix of the shore nnrnefl estate praylnr that 1 citation mny he issued for the purpose here- lnnfisr set forth: You are therefore liar:-by required to rite all persons In- terested in the said Estate to be and npuesr before me at s Burrorste Court to he held In the Court House in Charlottetown in Queen's County, in the sold Province, on Tuesday the eight tiny of September next romins. no the hour of eleven o'clock forrnonn of the same day to shew cause if nny they can why the Ac- counts of the said ‘Estate should not be pnsserl and the Estate closed us prayed for In said petition and on motion of A. James Ilsslnm. Esq. Proctor for said Petitioner. And I do hereby order that a true copy hereof lie forthwith published in Charlotte- town for at least four consecutive wcelu from the date hereof and thnt u true copy hereof he forthwith post- ed in the following public places ro- spsotfully, nnrnely. In the hull of the Court House in Charlottetown dero- snid. in the store of E. C. IAiPu[s In North Itustfoo lsioresnld and nt the store of Gnrilelcl Ls-I‘nxo in linsilcn. villr. In Queen (‘onniy nforesnlrl so thnt nll persons interested in the said Lu-into nn nforcssld may hug dug notice thereof.

(liven under my hand and the Deal of tho nnld (‘ourl this am an or July .\. I). 1936 mm In the first year of Ills llIuJesiy's reign.

via. 51.") ifilrned) ll. L. PALMER

Surrogate. Io-5699-3-8-I0-I7-K

FOR SALE

MY FARM PROPERTY AT MT. HERBERT

60 acres, excellent land, 57 clear, all tilisble, brook-watered pasture, good locality, dwelling house. burns, garage, etc. No reasonsble offer ro- fmed. Immediate polossion. Wish to devote all my time to my fox business. With or without crop.

ARTHUR C. WOOD, Alexandra, I’. It. I.

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Lorne Valley And Vicinity

The Guardian is pleased to re- port that "Aun Mary" Macswain is a little better and all hope 101' I speedy recovery. she celebrated her 104th birthday lut MEY-

Messm. Norman and Robbie Martin have returned to, their homes in Martinivals after having been employed for the past ten months in Nova Scotls.

Mrs. Christie Show is visiting in Uigg. the guest of her daushter. Mrs. John McQueen.

Considerable road work is beinl’ done in this vicinity which employ- ed men for a. number ofdtys.

The July meeting of the Lorne Valley W. M. S. was held in Lorne valley Church on Friday nisht. July 10th with a large ttendsnoe of members and visitors.

Mr. Johnston returned in his home in Cardigan Head 501110 time ago after spending a wee! in U188. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Shaw.

Mr. and Mrs. George Godfrey and children and Mrs. Bowman of Hampshire were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel I. MacArthu.r.

Miss Florence Jewell of North River is visiting in Lorne Valley. the guest of Mr. Daniel .1. Mac- Arthur. '

Mr. Charles E. MacArthur who has for the past few weeks been visiting in North River, the guest oi Mr. John Jewell.

The many friends of Mr. William MacAu1ay are pleased to learn that he is. recuperating quite nicely at the home of his father, Mr. Joseph MooAulay.

Master Kenneth Mackenzie of Charlottetown is visiting in Lorne Valley, the guest of his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alec 0. Man- Donald.——P.

Siamese Triplet Kittens Living

PORT JERVIS. N. Y. All¢- 1- (C.P.)—Iack J. Morris fed milk to his four-day-old Siamese triplet kittens with an eye dropper today and expressed the hope that. con- trary to expert opinion, they might "pull through.”

Dr. L. V. Murrian. veterinarian. said he -"‘ubted that the kittens would live. but Marris said they were “doin fine."

The Mail kittens. joined at the shoulders. are the first litter born to a slim, black yesr—old mother which Morris calls "Kitty". A fourth. unjolned, died at birth.

Morris began feeding the kittens two drops of milk at a time when it became evident that “Kitt.y“ would be unable to nzurish them.

PRAY FOB RAIN

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CALGARY, July 2'7—Prayers for rain to relieve drought harassed districts in Alberta. were offered at a service held in the Central Unit- ed church here today. Represent- ative members oi the clergy and iaity attended. Brigadier 1-1. 0. 1-Iabkirlr of the Salvation Army led

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Murray Harbor And Vicinity

Miss l"i:.i'ence Lelacheur, Cam- bridge, Max. and Miss Ruth Le- lscheur, Waban, Mass, are visiting their homes in Guernsey Cove.

Mrs. Gordon Fisher, U. S. A., is visiting relatives here_

Mr Gordon Herring. New Glas- gow, is spending a vacation in Guernsey Cove.

Miss Evelyn Winsloe. Guernsey Cove, is attending girls‘ camp at Brudenell.

Mr. Russel Brehaut, Montague, paid a visit to his brother Mr. War- ren Brehaut, Guernsey Cove, on Sunday last.

Miss Thelma Iclacheur has re- turned from sackvilie where she Spent the winter.

Mrs. Jcs. Moculloch and llttleson Sterling. New Gin-seow. is visiting relatives here.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Slocum have returned to their home in U. SA. after spending their vacation with Mrs. Slocum's brother, Mr. Rollie Lelacheur.

Mr. and Mrs. oecll Brehaut have returned to their home in Gold- boro, N. 8.. after spending a vaca- tion at M’r. Brehautfis former home in Guernsey Cave.

Mr. Fred Prowse, Charlottetown, recently visited his mother Mrs. A. P. Prowse st Murra/y Harbour.

Miss Olive Keeping, U. s. A., is spending a vacation with her par- cnts Mr. and Mrs. Wm Keeping.

Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Keeping are at present. in Europe attending the Vimy Pilgrimage.

On the evening of Saturday, July 18th. is number of friends and rela- tives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Richards, Murray Harbour, to extend congratulations. the occasicn being their fortieth wedding anniversary. The evening was pleasantly spent in playing cards. while excellent. music was provided on organ, cello, comet, guitar and violins by Edna. and Percy Sincabaugh, Charles and Harris Jordan. Alf Chapman and Gordon Herring. A bounteous lunch was served by Mrs. Richards, as- sisted by her daughters and grand- daughters, after which an address was read by Mrs. Muton White and a purse was presented to Mr. and Ml‘-‘n Richards by Shirley cooper. Mir. Richards flttingly responded. and all jclned in singing “For They Are Jolly Good Fellows." The ga- thering was brought to a‘ close by a hearty sing-song with Mrs. JJ. Mc- Kay at the organ, nfter which all repaired to their ii.-mes. wishing Mr. and Mrs. Richards-many happy returns.

On Tuesday. July aist. the Kim. George Division 3, 0. T. held their annual picnic at Clow’s wharf, Murray Harbour North. About sev- enty attended, the trip being made in the schtoner Hamel, Capt Alf. Chapman. At Clow'.s wharf they were met by about thirty members of Cambridge Division who joined them in their picnic. swimming was enjoyed by a number of the

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White, prism being given to the winners of the races. All did full justice to the supper served by the ladies and returned to thier heme wishing the picnics occurred more often.

On Sunday evening. July 26. B Song Service was held in the Pres- bytcrian Church at Murray Har- bour at 8.30 in the evening after the close of the other church ser- vices. The church was crowded. and a number were obliged to stay outside. Mrs. J. J. McKay was or- ganist. and Mr. muis Harris took charge of the service, which was opened by singing "All Hail the Power,” after which prayer was 01’- fered by Mr. Harris. The special numbers were a solo by Mr. Willard Mcbean of Peters Rioad, accompan- led by Mrs. Thompson: a duet by Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Keenan: a duet by Miss Kirby and lifts! Chapman. and a quartetie by Messrs. Harris, McLean, Thompson and Nicolle. A large number of old hymns were suns "id elllvylld by an, also 9. number of requests were sung. This song service will greatly enjoyed by all who had the pleasure of attending. and much credit is due liiilfir. MCKEY. 0331-115”. for the time and trouble she took in bringing it to pass. and we have another will be held in the near future.

Mr. George Ford. I-Ialifax, is spending a vacaticn in Murray Harbour.

Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Philpot and Mr. Billy Philpot. USA, are visit- ing relatives here.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reynolds and family have returned to their home in USA. after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fmeman Reynolds and other relatives here.

Miss Mazy Chapman and Mrs. Robie Palmer. U. B.A.. are visiting their mother Mrs. Min-d’/alt Mcieod.

Murray River, also relatives in 1.

Murray Harbour.

Dr. Watson Denies Bribery Charge

HALIFAX, July 3l—(CP)-—“Thi.'l'U never was any bribe offered to me at your {air last fal," Dr. Edgar Watson of Toronto. Judge in last year's Nova Scotia Exhibition horse show. said in a letter read at I meeting of a special committee of the Exhibition committee investi- gating charges oi attempted brib- cry in connection with the show. The charges were made by Dr. KG. Muliabir, Halifax horse breeder.

CELEBRATE snmvnfissnr

(C. r. By Guardian's special Win) YARMOUTI-I, N. 8, July 2'l.—A parade more than two miles long featured the opening day of the cel- ebration of the 175th anniversary Of Ynrmoutlrs founding. Premier An- gus L. Macdonsld oi Nova Sootia oilicially opened the festivities.

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PARRSBOR/O. N. 8., July T1. - Further improvement was reported tonight by doctors attending Min Nine 3. conkey, 06-year old retired Hamilton, N.J., school teacher who was injured in an automobile accid- ent last night that resulted in the death of her companion.

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Personals

Itr.sndliil‘rs.I-I.K.8.l-iemnlinl have gone to sbsvrs Hotel for a fortnight‘: vscstlon.

Mrs. Fred mes. Hampton. who is convsiescing from her long ill- ness, motored to York Point Mon- day with her brother, Mr. H. J. Mturay, Alberta, where they were guests of their nephew. Mr. stan- ley Murray and Mrs. Murray.

Mr. and ms. Bush John Murray and family who motored here from Three Hills. Alberta, are spending part of their vacation with Mr. Murray's nephew, Mr. Stanley Murray and Mrs. Murray at York Point.

Bupervisorn. B. Ourry, who has been spending the past few weeks in Windsor, has returned to Amh- erst after spending the week-end with Mrs. curry at Flat River, P. l!i.1.1-le wasaocompani‘ tothe Island by Mr. and Mrs. George Knight, and Mrs. Curry returned home with i.hem—Amhest News.

PLANE DROPS DY'N'AMl'l'E IDAD T0 MINE CAMP

VANCOUVER. AUG. 1—Msking nine trips over the ining property of W. C. Blsnton and George King at imuk. I Vancouver plane drop- ped. 4,000 pounds of supplies re- cently. The first few hundred pounds consisted of boxes of qua- mite, and these were bailed out at 500 feet elevation. The mine work- ers—ueedles.s to say—-took to the mu nd‘ 1, hills while the bom- bardment was going on, but not a single explosion occurred. Atsnkofengineoilwssoneof the packages dropped and even this did not meet with damage.

In the same resian Pilot Charlie Elliott of Vancouver has been doing considerable flying for the Premier Gold Mining Company. He trans- ported in. whole crew of men in to the company's holdings and is now busy taking in supplies. Recently he was busy in the Sheena flood areas frelghting meat. He also has schs.rtcrtots.keapa.ri7yofpros- ‘ to Mezisdln nuke.

Scottish Clubs In Training

(By The (hnadhn Pr$) GLASGOW, Aw. 2-After s three-month lsymf Scottish foot- ball league clibs are tuning up for ths official openilu Saturday, Aug. 8. Many of the clilas have been busy "touching up'.‘ the weak spots during the off season, buying and selling plsyers and 3 great season

Iooomilw big for honors when the nine-months schedule expires an the but runs or lost year—Oal- tie. the champion. the powerful Glasgow lunsen. oup holda-a, and Aberdeen. The Aberdonisns were up among the leaders all through the cunnaian and finished-in third position. .

Fslklxh and st. Mi:-ten practi- cally swept the second division all year and they will line up with sea- ior . the places of Airdrieonisns and Ayr United, who finished in 19th and 20th positions respectively.

Third Lsnark and Arbroath, who were promoted to the major divis- ion alter the 1984-5 campaign, re- main. Last season Third Lsnsrk closed in ninth position and Ar- brosth in llth.

0901“-D8 Rama scheduled for the two divisions flollow:

Div. I-—Arbroath vs Clyde; Celtic vs at. Johnstone; Dundee vs lun- gers; Dunfcrmlln vs Hearts; Fal- kirk vs Hamilton -Acsdcmkzsls; Hi- bemiaris vsA.bn-dean; Motherwell vs Queen's Park: Psrtick Thistle vs Quten of South: at. Minion vs. Albion Rovers and Third Lsnsrk vs. Klisnamook.

Div. Il5—Airdrieonians vs. rbrfsr Athletic: Alibi vI Est Stlrlingshire; Ayr United vs leith Athletic; BN- chin city vs last File: Dumbsrton vs lflilliuflh Git)’: King's Park vs Dundee United: Morton vs cow- demesth: itsitb Rovers vs area. hollemulr and st. Bernard! Maison

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]eiinesday,_ August 5th, 1936 $950.00 — runsrs —- s95o.oc

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As will be seen from the entries listed below, Montague is presenting to the race followers the finest card of fast horses to come together this year.

The following are the classes and the entries in each:

LIST OF ENTRIES MONTAGUE RACES AUGUST 5TH, 1936

2.15 Trot and Pace (three seconds allowed trotters)

Star G. 2.09, Peter G., J. Hsrry,Breen, Halifax, N. S.

Ross K. 2.08'/;, Unko, Geo. Mathlcu. Campbellton, N. B.

Hanover Courier 2.09, Guy McKinney, C. M. Alexander, St. John, N. B.

McEiwyn the Great 2.09‘/4, Mr. McElwyn, Frank Cailbeck, Summerside, P. E. I.

Heatherbell 2.10, McGregor the Great, Lt. Col. D. A. MacKinnon, Charlottetown.

Piucky Scott 2.06, Sample Stables, Kensington.

Trixie Voio 2.11, Roy Voio, Brenton Ramsay, Alberton.

2.15 Trot

Lusty Frisco 207%, San Francisco, C. H. Chandler, Char- lottetown.

Helen D. 2.14, Atlantic Express, Urban Gillis, Miscouche.

Calumet Bee 2.11, Justice Brooks, Wellington MaeNeill, Charlottetown.

I-lackfast 2.09%, Trampfast, Myron McArthur, Kensington.

High Toby, 2.11‘/4, Peter Voio, H. T. Fulton, Upper Stewiacke. ,

Oh Boy Fisher 2.11, Oh Boy, C. M. Alexander, St. J ohn, N .B.

Captain Cope 2.14, Lscopia, John A. Murray, Clyde River.

Jollyset, Longset, F. C. Bennett, Murray River. .

Harvest Melody 2.17%, Willis Reid, St. John's, Nfld.

Classified Pace

Peter Onward 2.13, Captain Aubrey, Geo. Matlileu, Camp- bellton, N. B.

Soviet, 2.12‘/1, Lee Tide, Andrew Perry, Summerside.

Baronet 2.131/4, Guy Axworthy, H. T. Fulton, Upper Stewiacke. ‘

Billie Bondeer 2.12, C. M. Alexander, St. John, N.B.

Allie Burnham 2.08'/3, Max Ferguson, Stanley Bridge.

Mac Voio 2.12‘/;, Roy Voio, Prowse Yeo, Kensington.

2.25 Trot and Pace (horses with a record of 2.14 or better not eligible to this class)

Josie the Great, Simpson Brothers, Amherst, N. S. Bonnie Mac, Geo. Mathieu, Canipbellton, N. B.

Bud Cope, Lacopia, Geo. A. Cslibeck, Summerside.

Bslbo, Alworthy, Alex Campbell, Montague.

Rose Worthy, Al Worthy, Michael McKeuns, Vernon. I-lalbgotojurn 2.179/4, Captain Aubrey, O'Brien Stables, Ai-

r on. , Leona, Colonel Aubrey, Geo. Msrchbanks, Albcrton. Easter Dawn, Captain Aubrey, H. '1‘. Fulton, Upper Stewiaoke.

Mae West, Aibert_MacLeod, Millview.

Billie Witte, Premier Witte, Dr. P. Mclntyre, Montague. Tote, Lacopia, H. E. Killam, Montague.

Rosebud 2.19‘/1, Harry Murphy, Charlottetown.

Ace Bailey 2.18|/g, Ensor Bowness. Summerside.

Helen Worthy, AI Worthy, Alfred Webster, Marie. Helena Witte, Premier Witte, Geo. Sobey, Kensington. Summerside Boy, W. Phillips, Summerside, Letapliglniuck 2.17%, Kslmuclr, B. Andrews, New Glasgow, Harvest Melody, Willis Reid, St. John's, Nfld.

N0'l‘E,—Four classes all well filled with Island and llidaitnlsnd horses, and a thrilling contest is assured in every ea