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Comutenccs 'l‘omorr0w, Tuesday. Afternoon At 1.30 Si1i111l111"(l,2.3() DST.

Meruoon the big a- 11i known as OLD ill be on its way. ivith the excep- ri dozen tlial

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1 to arrive today. m" tr) go around the 1 1111- O'1\l‘"i‘S, driv- of the various iior- . .011. They are from cd parts of the Mari- 1 <1 luvc to have this crc they may swap mews tlicv took part .1 acquaintances or iiiake

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ii" instance. Bob Ryan ivho liriiidics thou- ‘: liirrs annually. a 111s business 01M.’ . . lrcc-for-all trot- 1 that scnic say ‘s track .-~

. 11 . -l. Deb thinks -1.1 ll Exhibition plant 11c 111i"; secn—":ind Skoivhcgan. Maine. "l: is :1 pleasure to .12 the iviiy things are

for pcsllitvns for

‘s races, iviiich i Yitii" Old Futurity, P111111, 2.112 Trot. will F111 o'clock 1D. S.

in connection " " -"'.'r>r L11, that "o b: 11 111g f or in \VC.lll(‘.=. 21y and on l1‘1"l1'a_v. Thfs by T. C. Coll tc "1 several parties for him recent- ..1nd that 1i mer- the vicinity 0f the new owner. 11 tliei"e first.

"-11 has been llinr- 0M1." the past '39‘ :11 ' '1'1\lf‘llTS toilay and _ll“ cs i1i as ever in its "ll av. The grounds - 1 c locking beautiful. " ‘"011 m" \i"li1tcv.'1is11ed ever. ])fil'll’_‘ll‘3 of "h. the Elrlvs cut sc1"i1b‘.)¢d-li1 1.. and span.

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GYRO DANCE

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TICKETS 50¢ 00

gSpccial Services lleld In Roman Catholic Churches

A day of rep 1101i and suppli- cahon for National welfare W115 observed in all Roman CJULJEIC churches through the diocese yes- lePdflli This special obsiwzirice was held this year in pliicc of the annual Euchaixstic Congress which had been canceled tttfiltl‘ this blllllilfl€l'1

Yesterday W35 also Holy Name Sunday for the men and a iarge attendance was present at the mens mass tit B am. The Blessed

Sacrament was exposed at st Dunstans Bas 'I 111i day and k Holy Iioui w. <c1vcd in the evening. A prcr 1111 of the Bl =-

ed sllClillllClll clu>ed 11111 servi

The BltL$-:(‘Ll Sllt'l‘illllt‘lll. was car- ried by His Ekcclliznci", Bish .1) J | A. Obuiliviin duizng the proces-ion. I He . t1: "e Bciiczticicn csns . U. Scmcrs. 1).D., of An-. 0111511, N. S., as Dcnczn and Rev. { F1". Ayers as sub-deacon.

Rev. U. Soniers preached the sermon at the Holy l-lour last night.

The regular BflSHlCfl choir under the direction of 1M1". w, J, Bmwn, was assisted by the Corpus Christi and Boy's Chancel choirs at the eve iiiJg service. The organist was

pear-anci- of the Victoiie. Troupe of six. They were all born in E11-.>,1i).nd but have been almost two years touring the Uniied States. Silur- day Liidcie Lament. the Scottish comedy artist. nictcrcd in and ("dill lillw 10111»! to iriike himself

Queens " Oll.l“l’l'S Water Cii"ciis--L.cii0re and DeCrsta, White Brothers, the Gclricii Gate isting of ten performers. an. i1 carpenter and two iviirdrobc caictnl-zc "" 1i11d Wally Wal- lis. the shiver. together with Euler's

Royal Orchestral Band will emi- plete the Vaudeville stars. Tuesday" iiioi"iiin<,-, 1.111 bc spent

gettiiif: all the itggiiic. stands and everything in ordei" so that when the gong sounds around two o'clock they 1\ill be oil ready to take their YCSDCCHYG cues and become a:- qunlhted with 011i" pcop . The evening shew p lOfilfIlS are all set ivllii 111a- Riding Club sfurt- ing tit 7.15 o'clock standard, 8.15 D. S. T. and the complete niiideville program iviih fireworks as a finale. Large numbers of people are ex- pected front the lllillllliilld today, in tact it would iict be surprising if the capacity" of both the Char- lottstown 11nd thc Prince Edward Sl/‘SHIIIQPS taxed to capacity.

Bill l1ynch's Mldivziy

Lynch's Merricst Midway is the name applied to this ye1ii"‘s tig- gregaticn and it is n!) misnomer" icr Bill and his licutrnrvnts". iiswc excelled tlicinsclies 111 bringing togrthcr the bsst aiiiiiscnient enter- prise ever to toiir t.‘:".e Mnritiines. A special trip of the boat and ii. special train will be required to bring them over fi"0m the main- land and it will take n11 today t0 get. things ready for 10111011011".

Stall‘ .Woi"k

Staff work in connection with arrangements for 01.11) HOME WEEK is much cn the line o.’ ar- iiiy work. Some 10.’) people ivlll be employed by the Exhibition As- sociation and each of these must be instructed in their various types of work and must be picked for particular" kinds of employment. Alter a few hours they usually Iuncllzn quite eificicntly and after one day they understand their du- ties quite as well apparently as if lh-cv 11nd had long cxbcrieiice.

Just this item of employment and the cleaning. painting and prep-Jim-

e grounds, togrtiiei- with ' earpciitci" work. involves idiiiirc of some $11000 so ivhcii

and thoee

the e.\. .. tlui‘. is quite a bit of help sprtad anicnt! oui" merchants very inucii appreciated by who are employed.

1 11111 When‘ Car Plunges Into Lake

VAL D'OR. Que, Aug. ii —(CP) —- A family of seven were drown- ed near here early today when their automobile jumped over the sang-board of a ferry and over-

The dead are Joseph Jean of Makirtic, Que. his wife, and their five children, Leon, l3. Yvette, ‘l. 911111. 5, Roger. 3, and a nine- months-old baby Claude. The tra- gedy occurred in Lemoyne Lake. three miles from Val 0'01".

A coroners jizrv sitting iindci" Dr Andre Biguc of Attics. Que. broiilihb in a verdict of accidental death.

‘Ilisy attacked a rldcr to their verdict recommending that a bridge be built. across the lake.

whtchwis part of T‘h0m*1".:"1 River. to replace the fciry. The jury also recommended that the fcfitv ‘bf made safer for motorists." Evidence at the inquest". was that the Jean car 11nd entered the ferry slowly, with its enrine in second 1gp", HgV-"wnv awn" the frriy.

The Central Guardian

Thin column ls reserved for new: of local lnteren but advertising of n aewsy nature my b0 It 5 cents a word ltrictly pay-

Lh lusty-wr- . COLLISION AT KELLTS CROSS

—I‘1wo cars were in collision early

last ‘evening atanintersectlon at

Kelly-i Cross. One of the machines

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other was a Masachusetts car. The

Island car was overturned in the

accident but the other one, which

was heavier, was not upset. The vehicles were slightly damaged but nobody was hurt.

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DELEGATES T0 MEETING— The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows for the Maritime Provinces, the Grand Encampment and the Re. bckah Asscnibly- are meeting this week at Glace Bay, Cape Breton, Delegates from this province in- elude. Messrs. D. D. Morrison and Gcvfgfi S. Ryan for the Odd Fel- lows. Wilt] left. yesterday and for, the Rebckalis. Nlrs. Norman Nich- olsoii. Charlottetown. and Mrs. W. L. _M€lCEillZlll‘l'lI. Mermaid, Past President of the Assembly.

FUNERAL SATURDAY-The‘ “"9111 0f lhc late James Fordl was held f1"on1 his residence, 64 Dfltiulas Street Saturday lifter- nooii. Services were conducted by RPV. A. G. Robertson. The pall- bearers were Messrs. Harry Cud- more, Harold. MacLean. John Pol- ltird. Ciii"is1opl1ci" Ford. William l-liiqhes and sot. Herbert King. The Canadian Legion attended 111 a bodv and also the Orange order. The Ornngemeii held the regular. burial service at the grave. In-' torment: People's Cemetery. 1

CONDITION GOOD — The con- d". n11 of Miss Agnes Dicks, Char- l(1ttU!0\\'1i, formerly of Geor-getcwii, was reported to be good last night. by hospital authorities. Miss Dicks was injured in a car ace dent at Kcppoch on ‘Thursday last. The (ll‘l\"l‘ of the c111", M1". James F rd.

ClHlFlCllfltHVll. lrst- his life 111 the; s. accdeni. M1", Roy Oakzs of. C‘ lclietoivn, flllfllllUl‘ occupant of

{he CM‘. 95CllP€£l with llllllOl‘ llijlll-I 4s.

DISTINGUISHED VISITOR- I-loii. Janics Allison Glen. K.C.. and M . Glcn of Ottawa. arrived in ClIHFlOIIClUKYII satiirday alter- izooii. Hon. Mi". Glen is tlic speaker in the Doinitiion House of Coin- mons having been elected to this post at the opening of this session of Parliament which closed last week. H011. Ml‘. Glen was b01"1i nt Reiiton. Duiiibaitonsliire, Scotland and his wife is also u native of that country. They are registered at the Charlottetown Hotel.

LAID 'l‘0 REST — The itiueixil of the iri.c Lazucl Alzu-Qiiiiriic was hcId Saiiiixiriy ziltcrncon t1 Cuicl i- ' r111 Home. "1"ic"s were conducted by the Rev. J. H. Bishop assisiid by ltcv. ii. Harris. Pallbearers were; iVIessrs. Ray Gill- ispic. Robert. Crabbe. Adolph Wil- liams. Arthur" Worth. Fred Rana- h.i".i and Janus Crllllzlll. IlltUl'ill(lll. People's Cemete"

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MANY BEETII S0N.—-1-1ii11i1~1"s in iiiis pi"1"11" SlLllICWllilL worried over 1i th sliortagc~0f all tliiiig"s-i);isoii. I'M knock-out poivdci" is arsenaic 1f time, used to control Colorado becil- es. ‘The "bugs" as ili.y are 0.11.- nioiiiy tcinicu. hate bccii llclflltlllilf- 1,v lllllllPfOik," 111i" ", (inc, it is b.-

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.l(‘\'L‘(l to a iigci ivltliout a great dc1il 1.1 sc " ii"i2st._ The ground,‘ too. was proiciteti with a lieav

y 1 blanket 01 snow. tyl 111.1111" of 11ist_se.isoii's bec l tcred to Wiiiiicvci" the chine, 1a; iners there are more of the reddish col ' cd bugs 011 111111" potato vines than for inanv years.

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The preacher at the Ktik yester- day 111ci":i.11g was ilie Riv. Harold K. Wright. 13A. BD. The subiect of the sermon. "Prayer", was coni- prehensiveliy 11nd eloquently pre- sent-xl. 'l‘lie preacher cniphasimd the need of pi"a_vci" in any revival

that prayer was the very sciil 0f the individuals rehgzon. l-le plead- ed for a return t0 a realtzatmn of these vital truths.

The service ivlis the minister, the Rev. Dr. R. Moorliead Lcgtite, who also led the congrrgiitloirs evening prayers of intercession.

The soloist at the morning dzet of worship was Mr. Roy Srnallman, who presented the sung petltlcn, “Hold Thou My Hand, Dear Loitl" -Briggs.

Four Drowned While Bathing

conducted by

connwiiiiii, 0111., Aug. ll— Foiu" persons were drowned at slieeks island 11cm" here today

ivhilc btlthllig in the st. Latvrence Rivci". 'l‘iic,v wcrc Mary Ltiuriii, 16; Frances Laurln. l0. Lennard Lau- rin. 23, and Clinics W. Baker. op- erator of a restaurant at the is- land who tried to save the other three.

The drowning brought to a tragic end a. picnic reunion of the Lniirln families. The three Liiurlns drotvned were brother and sisters and from Morrisburg. Baker was from Cornwall.

The group were bathing just be- low the Longue sault Rapids when they were caught in an eddy.

Prompt action on the part of Pic. Thomas Loeey of the Stor- mont. Diindns and Glengarry Highlanders resulted in saving the llvcs of several others. particular- lv Isobel McMillan of Alexandria. Ralph Ross. Cronivall and San- ford Werelcy. Cornwall.

Piiul Laurin, of Morrlsburg, had a narrow escape from the fate which befell his brothers and sis- tcrs when the current carried him scvcral hundred yards down the i"iver and enabled him to get ashore on Bnrnlinrtfis Island.

Witnesses said lhcy believed that. the driver of the car must have placed his foot on the accelerator instead of the brake.

The bodies wcrc rrcovcwd from the overturned cai" tviihln 20 min- utes of the accident. but attempn iit irsiiscllatlon friilrd.

Jenn was surface foreman for Miilartlc Gold Fields Mtnc. A resi- dsnt. of East Britliurst. N. B.. he

Gold Mia". T"e Jwins hsirl reh-

the car surldrny spurts-d forward. jumped the gizzr-1 zci-rl at the far end, And plunged into tho water.

111-es in Imqui. Que, as well as in East Bathurst.

raise families this year.‘ 1

Trinity llnitoil Church

MONDAY:- Zfilz-Mwtlnr in ama of Stew-

Suddcn Death 0f Mr. Nelson W. Currie

Nelson W. Currie. of Imirvlew community, died unexpectedly at 111s home Saturday. He was '11.

Mi". Currie went with his son, Hector to drive cattle out. of a grain field. After a few minutes he

complained of not feeling well and o having a severe . His son took him to the house, but the

‘stricken man died before he reached t

He was a native of this district, and was a farmer.

Surviving are his wife. and one son, Hector I. Currie. Three broth- ers a d one sister also survive. They are, dward A. Currie, of Fatrvlew, Ernest Currie, Rockv Point. R. Bren- ton C1i1"i"le of Hlngham, Mass., and Mrs. F. M. Robertson, of East Royalty.

Funeral services will be held on Monday afternoon. Burial will beat New Dominion cemetery.

Joseph Flynn In Hospital lifter Accident

M1 Joseph Flynn. 26-year-old resident of Iona. about 4 miles frvm Cardigan on the s1. Peter's Road. is a patient in the City Hos- pital today suffering from 111- Juries l'£‘(_7t‘l\'£‘(l when the car he was driving was in collision with ti gravel truck at Cherry Valley corner late Saturday afternoon. Police said the truck was driven bv_ Mr. Charles Murphy, Vernon Bridllt‘. ft was not, loaded.

The victim of the accident suf. fcrcrl a fractured skull. a broken arm and other bruises in the col- llsion. He was rushed to the hos- pitnl by Mr. John Stewart. a com- mercial traveller from St. John. N. B.. who happened by at the time.

The accident occurred about 4:45 Saturday evening as the cai- rounded the turn at Cherry Val- lev on its way to Charlottetown. The car. a model A Ford chime was completely wrecked while the truck. a Ford V3. was onlv sllrzlit- lv dameuzed. There were no other occupants except the drivers in both machines.

The condition of the accident victim was reported to be im- by medical authorities last

141T lllisdhg After Transport ls Torpcdocd

'. l1 —-(CP)~Sink- . the 7.2304211 transport Mo- . icd _Aii El-Kcbir, wiih 140 per- sniis iui.~".. 1g. ivas announced to. night by ti. ariniii"111t_v. The {Nltlllffllty said the ship was lQ1‘]l('(l0L‘Ll while in transport ser- vice, but did not say ivheie or when. fSevcii hundred and forty sin"- vivors have been landed out of the total 11111111101" of 860 who \\'(\[‘(\ u- board," the announcement said. i Lloyds naval l‘€t-,'lSt£‘l' lists the Mohamed Ali Ei-Kcbtr as owned by the Pharorilc Mail Line, open‘ 11111152," out of Alexandria. Egypt. The Sill‘\‘l\'Cl‘S were taken aboard r

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oi the church. 11nd posited out a ship that rcaclicd the liner in the ‘iioiic iesoiic to c.iiti".b.i11: Lu s.)

‘two hours she remained T1105’ were landed at n port.

Most of the 120 listed as missing were scldlers sleeping below deck at the time of the explosion.

On Saturday the admiralty an- nounced the lcss of the Odin. 12th ,Bi"it1sl1 submarine lost since the start of the war, when Britain had a fleet of 57 and numerous others under construction.

The Odin, an oeean- going sub- marine wltli a displacement of 1.475 to 2.030 tons. was launched

afloat. _ Scottish .

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in i928 and normally carried 11' cmiv 0f 50. William Olley, the llnerts can-

teen mnnager, helped to get away the ivciinded aboard.

“Owing to heavy seas we had a hard and anxious time getting the streteliei" cnscs 011 to the llfeboats butsomehow this was accomplish- ed," he said.

Oiley said that before he left with the injured in the last. boat 1011111.. Thomscri handed lilm the l-“llllls lliipers. 'I‘11-.= Catrtiiln was a- illlQllil those mtssiiig. as well as the isltltfs tioct-or and a military doc- ' or.

King Faroiik o! Egypt spent part of 111s honeymoon aboard this liner, Olley said.

A number of soldiers jumped overboard when the transport be- ,gan to list. and were drowned in

the turbulent sea. Matty of the rescued were almmt naked.

lEpidemics Threaten In iFlood llrca

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1- 1- : dluiv i111 L111: \\‘.'ii' 1111c.» ui our country. Stlcli t:\lt1l‘llt.-' ul \.‘iL?lL'l’- mllltttlflll and sucriilu: 011 bile pull. p; gtii" people 1.5 must ciilietirwiillig to the uovernincnt. and this 111111 resolution Lo pfuhUIYu our irccclvui guarantees, uioic Lli.1ii ull_\lilllllg’l‘lhl.‘ that Ufillfiu wlil unit-rice iictoliuils

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In view of the urgiuiov of this call, we hope that eticii 11nd‘ cscry- sub-division oi tli1»(;.i‘.li.111c 1N0- iiieirs League 111 this Dltyzlfiol‘. no inattci" how small, ‘W111 iuiikc a. special effort and coiisitici" i1. 1i 1W1‘- ilcge to assist in this worthy eu- dcdvoi", s1; that our (UlIl-l'll)llll0n1 from this Diocese will be “T111111 while. The closing date set for the Fund is Sept, l4.

LAKESIDE BEACH, Alta, Aug. ll-tCP1-—’l'lii‘ec persons Lll'\)\\lli'(l lii Gull Latke 1111i: today before scores 01 piciitckus iviiu \\i\Lt'll('(l a 16-year-old boy, his 1.111111" and 1i WOlJlTI-"lle rescuer disitpiniir in l'U\l.I'l water,