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. .—Sessions open-- _ i» ,Wednesda.y, Sept. 5th. I934 l

N0 ENTRANCE EXAMINATION REQUIRED

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(Students may elite!‘ any week day after above .. dute)

INDIVIDUAL INSTIIUCTION is given by tenchers who have had Experience in ACTUAL nustuass PRACTICE. and who KNOW what the empioyinll Dllbite require.

Much Time and Money will be sztved by taking up one or morcpf the courses in Actual Busl. ness Practice. Accounting, Shorthand, Type. writing, Secretarial ‘Work and Civil Service. (fall or write for particulars to-

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each to another itephew and niece -a total of 310 per cent. Now her heirs want to know who gets what.

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meatless crrv, Mo, Mrs Airzii hfmsznore If‘ ' wit} was wot" than none.

s i The British Crown colony of bgqucafiicd 20 1P1‘ cent, of her‘ 'I‘r:'ntl;irl and Tobago, with which 35mm each to Ii\'C brothers and Cuiutclti does an increasing trade. we szsiers, 20 per cent. to one iii tiie largest in area of any of the nephew, 1U per rem civil tn 14 island colonies in the eastern group nephews and nieces and 5 per cciit. of the British west Indies

E4 - llaudcvile Program - 1934 For Provincial Exhibition Charlottetown liugust 21,22, 23, 24. Afternoon and Evenings

-~ The management of the Ifiovlncinl Exhibition take pleasure ln pre- senting to the Public their offering of Vaudeville for the Big Fair to he held at Charlottetown the week of August 20th to 24th. They have taken a great deal of pains to select what they believe and are assured by George A. Ifamid. America's greatest Vaudeville agent to be the best ever offered to a Prince Edward Island audience. They will appear after- noons and evenings as above on the new vaudeville stage in front of the Grand Stund, Charlottetown Driving Park and 'l‘rack- The stage will be lighted by the new 4-1500 Candle Power Flood Lights installed under direction of New York Engineers. It, tngethrr with the lighting of the Show Arena to the East of the Vaudeville plutform will be the greatest illumination east of’ Montreal No cifpcnse has been spared to bring to the public acts that are unique. thrilling and captivating to watch. In the afternoons hotvvccn the hcuts of the horse races and in the evenings in connection with the horse show the vaudeville program will be fitted

Patrons oi’ the Exhibition can look forward to the. best entertainment provided in years. Make your plans for August ‘Zlltb m 24th. one day and evening or the whole program. You will flnd the money spent will give good value in bcttcr health and spirits. Exhibition week will be a fell tonic for young or oltL

FOUR. AEIIIAL QUEENS

Onc rf the most thrilling acts in ihucrlea, a breath-taking slide for lift‘. by the beautiful attss Ruth Walton, will he presented at the Pro- v.ut".tl liuhlb . | every afternoon and evening in front 0f U19 Grill‘! Stand, I-Ixliihitioti vxcck.

This act is a remarkable exhibition of nerve in which a dare-devil Iiip of a young girl slides furiously down a slnlilflll’ "l"! "In 'fl'°mu liver :1 fiisillllft‘ oi‘ nearly 001i feet while suspcndril nnl)‘ l‘! ll" “"h-

\eu have oficn liriirtl of tho pxprrs on "flung-tit: oil ll)‘ ‘hi’ 9m" "I )our tertli." 'l'liul is prcrismiy’ what this beautiful youth! lllll)’ (i995 llllrlnl mu zimazing feat. Should shc mt sleepy and want to yawn in "ll"- air, it Wflllid bc just too bad, but lluth is not that k'ud. She loves excite- "W" Flllll Kris a great kick out of her act. The host authorities on nervl! trouble will tell yotr that excitement is a tonic. De sure and see this Mf- Ind get a largc dose of Tonic.

Ruth will literally make your hair stand on end with her leniltlfllllll blunt I

.l.-\(‘l( and VIRGINIA, this is a duo oi clever cquilibrlsts, who apprll‘ in a set of beautiful physical and athletic feats that will delight 3'0""! and old, particularly, those who admire beautiful form with lthlPl-lll llilllly- Every afternoon and evening they will l"! D5"- "l "l9 nude‘ villc program of the Provincial flxhilvitlon in front of the Grand Stand-

111- FOUR AND ONE IIALF ARLEYS

Something entirely new i|\ the way of outdoor attractlons. is "l9 rout AINI) 0w: nitur ARLEVS which thf‘ Provincial Exhibition have been fortunate enough to secure for their Grand Stand attractions Exhibition Week August 20th to 24th.

Thh act consists of three mcn, one woman, attd a midget, and l! "l9 Most unusual perch act of its kind in the show businrss. The mod cap- "llll of one of tho Arlevn on n pole balanced on the shoulders of anotllfi! ‘"° "l "Io Arlcvs. ls indccd the highlight of the not. hut the breath- llllllil.’ at rbutlt-s of the cutirc troupe. is something that will make the “ ziu ‘euro sit up and lake nntlcc. The comical dancinl "l “l” "Hint-t utltis a great denl of humor to the nct. uud is the means of bal- iuciug the ncrvrs of the pcoplc in the ‘audience, to prepare the!“ llll’ "“""'"Il"r more exciting each and cvcry time.

SECOND ACT

Their act is a novelty trapeze net. and is something entirely dllTP" FM in the line of trapeze acts, and will indeed be an interesting felt"!!- Wc an sure that the AItLEYS will please one and alL

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CONPEDERATION LIP’ - ANCE- E INSUII l l

L-CIBB-T-lfl-Slil. CAWI" flflvnvu. tor 4s. _|

. Divine Worship will be held on Bab- ' bath. August 12th at 2.30 r. M. Rev.| Jim“ MICKEY. London. Ontario, W be the preacher for the day. Sabbath School 1.30 P. M, m, 1.0;, 43, 14-8410.

CHURCH.-—At the morning service in the Kirk ‘Q- morrow the minister, Rev R Moorhead-Lelzfli-B. D. D . will of- ficiate. There is no evening service ‘llllllll July and August. Tourists

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IZAL DISINFECTANT in I gal. tins $2.50 Bf. Coffin 8r. O0. L-IHIB.

FOX RANCHERS: We are dealers for Spratts Weetmeet, Sunglo pro-

anchards Orchestra

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ditcts. Imperial Biscuits, Shredded wheat, R-M. Products, etc., and al- ways keep a perfectly fresh stock. Coffin 8.: Co. 11-3413-

and visitors are cordially invited to attend the Kirk service.

BEDEQUE BAPTIST CHURCH- Rev. A. G. Crowe, Pastor. Sunday, August 12th. 10.45 A. M. Morning wmfillllll- sllblect, “A Return to 500d." 11.45 A. M. Sunday School.

BRING your P. 8c G. Coupon to Coffin 8a Co., and we will give you 2 cakes P. A: G. White Naptha Free

Special Missionary Offering. 7,30 with the purchase of 1 package P. M. Evening Service. Subject, Oxodol (large size) for 22c. L-8418 ‘Rcedy for the Master's Return."

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THE BAPTIST CllUIlCII.—The ,Rcv. Gordon S. Vincent of Wheeling,

POLICE COURT-At the Police West Vlruuila, will occupy his bro- Court yesterday morlng two (‘ifunk5,i.i'l€i."5 pulpit here, Stmday morning had their bail hon“ ash-gated A‘ and evening. At the morning service marl charged with assault on Fhls sermon subject will be “The female was remanded m, to my éltatesmanship of Jesus;- M,‘ the ev. and another Charged mm mdecwt entng service Nit‘, Vincent will speak assault was sentenced to two years ‘m "Th? Dimmisiolls O1 LN“ in‘ 1n Dorchesw, Pcmtenmry’ Fm; eluded in the music of the (lay will

we lhe a tenor solo "The Ninety and ach of the Customs Act a man Nine, by the my‘ CL s_ Vincent’ and

gainmed $50 arid cost’ or “mat the evening service. Miss Mar- ' garct Cudmore. soprano, will sing. ENJOYING nETmEuENT Special attention is called to the

, _ T Sunday School which meets in the as? 4213,83“ °f active 59m“ Re“ ' morning, forming part of regular

n‘; mice is enjoying a we“ morning service. Story hour for jun- girlifil reiuemelli- He W“ Q“ m“ iors, 10.30 to 11 o'clock Senior study

rvvc -Vetnon| circuit, P. E. I. a period 12 £01230

the end of this Conference year. I-ils present address is 38 Victory Ave,. Charlottetown, P. E, I.-The United Churchman

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PERSONALS

VISITORS AT CHURCIIVILLE. Mn and Mra w T wood and

“Prflesgjr and Mr)‘ Lmyd Shaw daughter has returned to their “Mk ‘iaughm Ml“ Cllllellne home in Port ’Hut after visiting Sac ville, N. B, accompanied l] m Charlottetown

party of friends, motored to Churchville to spend Sunday with

Mr» William H Robertson and M55 Mabel McDonald of sow“

daughter Nan. At the close of Mt. “M” “m” ‘his ."‘°"““‘g I“ Allison University summer say Boston, where she will spend the sion. Professor and Mrs Shaw and winter‘ family intend returning to their -———— home in Charlottnown. Prince Mrs» Mi"? vallgllan 0f Rj-‘lllllly Edward 1515nd___1qew Glasgow Mass, who has been visltitig her Nevt-s aunt Mrs. Mary Shea, Souris. has

i returned home after spending a

BRADALBANE CONGREGATION very Pleasant v-"Jtlorl-

—-Rev. Arthur R. Wallis, B. A. Pas- —-' tor. Sunday 5ervices—11 A. M. Rose M95511 Dflllfild Mafnflllllld Valley. 3 P. M. Granville, 7,30 p, M_ BPCPQIIE‘, and Angus Bernard, Free- Pleasant Valley—Young People's 10W“- WPYB YlSilOTS i0 the City Memorial Service for Wilfred Nlch- yesterday

olson. 8.45 P. M. Bradalbane Mis- sionary Service Jubilee of Angola Mission, West Africa. 89 Coloured Slides. Special Music. Silver Collec- tion. August 17th Preparatory Ser- vice at Bradalbanc. August 10th Sac- rament at Bradalbanc.

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Mr. sidnrgv L Mil'er. of the Na- tional Dcfctise Dept. Calrzauv, who has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Ntrs. L. B. Miller, leaves on return this mominz and will visit Ottawa and Toronto en route.

Miss Alma Doilar R N of Hnvr-rhill. Mass, is at present sprinting a plcascnt vacation at the home of her mirents Mr. and Mrs» F. C Dollar, Brookfield.

rats: uonrsrv ABOUT uuzsi

Unfortunately there is a delicacy about; mentioning this disease, even to the family physician. The dread . 0f an operation keeps many from consulting their doctor. Seldom if ever is an operation necessary if Dr. Chases Ointment is used. Relief ' from the but-rung, stinging sensa- tions is obtained almost as soon as this Ointment is applied. Persistent ‘use will usually overcome even the the most serious case of long stand- l lug.

Mrs E T Crokcn and son Joseph of hfaltleti, M rs, are enjoy- ing a plcaszitit viteat. n visiting on the Island, the}: are at present visiting in Chrlottetown

Mr and Mrs Gordon Starratt, of Charlottetown, snout the week-end

" .» the latterls mother, J L B own. Miss Margaret Brotvn of Cztlgrary, also arrived home during the week-end to spend some 11111;‘ with her mother. ‘—Amherst Exchange

GOLD DUST TWINS

The Gold Dust Twins will he one of the distinctive vaudeville feat- ures presented at the Provincial Exhibition, afternoons and evenings during the Big Fair. It ls probably the funniest act ever to appear before a Prince Edward Island audience. Presenting a real boxing bout in three ‘rounds, the participants being two colored boys, with a white man, Mr. Billy Powers. acting as Referee. This is indeed u genuine boxing bout and only differs from a real scrap in that these two hoxrrs disre- gard the rules absolutely, sometimes taking n crack at the Referee. Tho Gold Dust T\vins have been seen and applauded by millions dorms ll“ past two years.

They have been the favorite act used by the Coeo-(‘oin Company.

GOLD DUST TWINS SECOND ACT

In this act.they present some real Southern lfnrmouy with their banjos and songs-

Evcryone knows that it takes a dorky to sing the darkle‘; songs, and

Tlcketa 50o Each.

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IN NEW IIOMFP-Mr. and Mrs. R. .A. Pendleton of Charlottetown. and three children have moved to Upper Gagewwn, where they have taken up residence 0n the property formerly owned by Stephen Esta- brooks. Mr. Pendleton had been for some years director of the Y M. C.A. 8t Charlottetown-Saint John Telegraph Journal.

LOSES HOME BY FIRE-A fire

the snug horns of Mr Thomas

was saved by the timely help neighbors and friends. The loss l5 around $1,500 partly covered by ln- surnnce.

announcement in ycstezdayts Guar-

is Aug. 13, brought an tinprccrd-

carved ebony elephants. we would like everyone to refeire an elephant tho offer cannot bc extended beyond the annotmr-etl closing date, so send your request to us today.

Although

PICNIC ENJOYED _ Kingston Community held a picnic at Argyle Shore on Tuesday, Aug. 7th whi-h W215 thoroughly enjoyed by a large crowd of upwards 0f 100 people. DYlTlClllE. sWlmmintZ- flames, were very popular. The tables were amp- ly supplied as only the KiDZSLOD ladies know how and a very plegs- ant day was spent by all. Mr. Davis Ward thanked Mr. John A. Mc- Dougali on behalf of the commun- ity for his kindness for the use of i118 Property and grand shores, which is very picturesque. The nut- side visitors from Boston were 1vti=s Eleanor Glow, Miss Myrtle Living- ston, Mhss Eleanor Honnan. Mas- ter Harry Kibbv. It was not until darkness fell that this happy and tired crowd wended their way to their respective homes, looking forward to neXt year's picnic.

Mobey Dick Sur- prises Boy Scouts

(C- P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

YARMOUTI-I, N. s.. Aug. 9-A 60-foot whale breaking the surface almost underneath their small life- boat spouted water at a group of American sea scouts and forced them to htu'ry back to the tern schooner Leona and Marion. ac- cording to reports reaching here tonight.

The Leona and Marlon sailed from here with a party of Macomb council Boy Scouts of America aboard. They were returning from their annual cruise and sighted .1 small craft floating aimlessly. Scouts started out in a. life-boat to take it in tow when Mobey Dick surprised them.

Large schools of whales hovering off the southern tip of Nova Scotia have been reported numerous times by seamen. Several boats have had to run in here for repairs after being lashed by the sportlvc mam- mals. ’

STARVING WOMAN IVILL NOT REVEAI. NAME

NEW YORK, Aug Sealing her lips as to her ill’. a ' woman v a psyclmpi ' tell author

. ti ward rather than 17 days ago

Since she fainted 01in from lack of food July 21 and was

the great evils that the world ii suffering front by shortening still: further the supplies of these. fun- damental articles. One could say." itidced. thinking of WIIPRI. itscli. ‘that when great supplies fcll tipou the market in 1921i. had that Iiflfl-Ii, as it wcrc. been allowed to diffus-i itself evenly over the worlrl popu- lation. it would have been simply; one of these ever-blessing floods with which we are fantilinr. Dum- med as ll. was by tariffs and rc- strlctlons of one kind and another into a IIRITOW channel, it became n devastating flood in the way ll. bore down priccsfl-Sir A. Dnnlcl Hall at the Regina Conference.

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BETTER ‘OLE WANTED

A London doctor tottrintt in the provinces had difficulty in obtaining suitable lodgings in a. small town.

after laughing hilariously throughout the first act, you can relax in real‘ enjoyment of music, real southern music that you will be delighted to lnear.

The Gold Duet Twins ls an attraction that is absolutely unique. and once you sec it you will be sure to come back again, you will enloy it so much. ,

One landlady, showing him a, dingy bedroom. remarked persuas- ively: As a whole this is quite a nice room. isn't it?

Yes madam, he agreed. but as a bedroom it's no good.

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0f llllllllflwh 0148111 lllPlfellfly Slflfkicioilars, and the Ullli‘ :1 States cur- ing in the attic completely destroyed. rent-y dropped to ti discount in terms

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diart that the last clay subscribers limlliiii“ may send in for a Salads Elephant “i” m“

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taken to Bellevuc hospital, shi hail! llvzs of hi: refused to tell her true nattic. Slici l0 do all the we gave one, "Martian Smith,“ ilLiIllIL-islllfi he: ‘ . ted false. said she was 42 and had lPll-llll- 11H" "Wit s!”

placed in inflationary interpretation

Favorably To Silver News

By Claude A. Jagger, Associated Press Financial Edlwr Copyright, 1034, By the Ass’td Press lBy Guardians Special Wire)

NEW YORK, Aug. ll-Speculators

upon President ltoosevelt nationaliz- ation 0f United Slates silver today. and prices of equities and staples rose briskly.

Wall Street banking authorities, however, took a iuore conservative view, expresiziitg the opinion that the

AYRO timne BEACH GROVE HOTEL

AT 6.30 SHARP, MONDAY, AUGUST 13th. *3‘

Guest Speaker, Lt.-Col. George A. Drew. Open to Public

Reservations must be received no later than l2 noon, Saturday, August 11th.

Phone Dr. Keeping, James E. Harris or John P. Hilllo g

nationalization of the metal in itself meant little if any increase in cur- rency in circulation, and might be construed as iniluttonuryi only inso- far as it might be a forerunner of further motietttry developments. Share prices, however, after an early slump of $1 to S2 a share in many issues. not only recovered their losses, but advanced to record scores of net gains of $1 to more than $3. Foreign exchaiuze speculators sold

of European gold currencies for the

' t May. America . cl 1.“; p '- iiuit t.) (lanetitiui do -;.

flit.- 1 ii(i\fl.ll.C in principal .wr~.:ud.. . ii~ vrid ii"ii by crop clutitagc from ill‘. in ' of the iiroiuglit, stein-rd to til‘ renertlctl .' from tile silitr lie‘ . born.

ll ililS >lli';'ii‘li from iii‘: cittrclile

oi ilic pzisi i<\v (lays. 1i tents a litislici, and ti with guns of tirotllid

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North River Miss Irlt Campbelle of Freetown. is at present, spciltlinq a two weeks

vacation in North River the guest of her cousin. Alias Helen Warren.

The many friends of Master Keir Owen North River, will be pleased to know that he is recuperating ilom an tipcration for appendlcites in the P. E I Hos- pitul.

The Slack Apple

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season as compared

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teas-ll. with form

Barrel years. This would ind eate thn‘ there has been considerable uni

In view of the large volume of Drovernent in handling and pacldnr; fruit exported from Canada as ‘ wmPu-ed with previous years, the results in packing are highly mm- mendable. says the Domnlon Fruit Branch. and reflect favo~ably upon the efforts of producers to improve their pack. with the exception of Gravensteiris. there was a marked nightmare. What do you prescribe decrease in the percentage of slack Propose t»: the girl and ge; it ove barrels arriving on the United King- l was the reply

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1Ith SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY

3.5 -.-.~ . as.

8.30 A. M.-Iloly Communion.

10.00 A, ill-The Sunday School.

11.00 A. M.--Mom.lng Prayer and Sermon.

Offertory Soloist Mrs. Ruby Parnell McKay of Amherst. 3.45 P. M.—Ba.ptisms. 7.00 P. ill-Evening Prayer and Sermon.

EVERYBODY WELCOME. REV. H. D. RAYMOND, M. A., RECTOR-

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Mr Walter Dockendorff, North River, spent the week end at his home, Covchc-ad Road

Mr. and Mrs Albert Campbell of Fi'C(.‘tO\Vll accoutpanied by ' daughters, Ina, Doris, Ethel Mrs. Cecil Paynter, also Flossie Gamble of Mount Stewart tnotorcd to North River recently.

N11" Fulton Warren mct with a painful titjury on Monday last. While sawing in the mill he had the fllibiOiillllc of cittllna an artery in his hand. His many friends wish him a stiectiy recovery.

Mr. James Warren, Baywlcvv. is at; present visiting in North River the guest of illS cousin, Mr. Clay-ton Stevenson

Bra ckley visitor to

Mr. Roland Sslllck Road vras a welcome North River Sunday

Friends of Mr John Stoelcman Sir, who had the misfortune of falling off a loud of hay recently. will be glad to know that he is recovezing

Miss Muriel Warren spent a very enjoy-able varat:oi1 visiting relatives in York Pain‘.

Mss Beth Ladncr of North Rive- ha. returned to her home spending a wick. camping friends at Brucllencll