Check us up. i i! r1! w!

We keep on saying that Red Rose Tea will please you more than any other.

If this is true, you should be using Red Rose, isn't that so? . .

Check us up on that statement! if we are right} you gain by getting a tea you like better.

Red Rose Tea--at the re- duced price of 35c lb. -- is really great value.

If It happens, you don't like it better ‘ you are not the loser anyway. All grocers

have our authority to give moneyback to ' anyone. who asks for It.

n50 nos: .TEA

“is good tea” in An Effort To End Depression

and to teach the motoring public the advantages of regular service Zlmr .».J

-w: orrsn You-

s, runs can wssn with every repalr job amounting u. $3.00 or ever performed by us, this week, at regular prices.

We will not depart from our usual accuracy and good work- manship and will use only GENUINE PARTS.

ll. HORNE 8r GIL-Central Garage

CHARLOTTETOWN

— SHINGE sn/

We have on hand ONE MILLION CEDAR

SHINGLES. Price as follows : i r kn _...» Viz- . ' ‘-."‘ Extra No. 1’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.00 per M

ClearWalis . . . . . . .........$2.50 perM

2nd Clears . . . . . ..... $2.75 perM

Clears . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $3.50 per M

Extras . .. . . . . .. $3.75 and $4.00 per M

We also have a full line of JOHNS-IVIANVILLE ASBESTOS SHINGLES AND ROLL ROOFING in assorted colors. Prices on application.

L. M. POOLE & CO

PAOLPS WHARVES

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. P" Vim/A ‘b‘e"t’t§f§6b7scco' and“. ’ bettergcure-ythal: accounts

A {entire popularity of,our v 1 y, ; BlMIK TWIST‘

j Cl-ilEWl N0 y, IiICKIEYtYNICHOISON.

SUMMERSIUE

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UUARUIAU

and Prince Bounty Chronicle

-Ihis eelama is reserved cu now! el local interest but advertising of a aeway nature may he Inserted as g cents a word strictly payable la as. vanes,

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-~PALMEI ROAD PICNIC, Wed- nesday, August 9th. Remember the place and event. Keep tbs date.

1401-‘1-8-81.

-—-ON MOTOR. ram-so. and Mrs. Willard Graves and Miss Irene Wells of Surnmersids left on Satur- day morning for a meter trip through the Upper Provinces and i the United States-S.

, —COBREC'l'l0N-In the list of St. Dunstan's University students receiving their-BA. the name of Mr. Gordon Sullivan of Summer- side was listed as Gordon Suther- land. S.

d1’!!! FLOR-A TOOMBS Mission Circle will hold an Ice Cream Soc- ial at Wilmot Valley Hall on '.l‘ues- day evening, July 4th when they will serve home made ice cream and cake.

-CONGR.ATULATIONS - Mr. and Mrs. Golding Delaney of Sum- merside are receiving the congratu- lations of their friends on the er- rivsl at noon on Sunday of twins, a beautiful boy and girl. S.

---FUNERAL OF MRS. HU- BER’! LYLE-The funeral of Mrs. Hubert Lyle was held on Friday afternoon from her late residence in St. Eiearrors tn the United Church and Cemetery at Lot 16, Rev. Mr. Woodeide officiated. ‘rhcre were a large umber of friends of the departed at the service. The pallbearers were Messrs. H. E. Mac- Lean, M.P., Harry Andrews, Fred Barrett, W. H. McGrcgor, V. H. Carr and Percy Miller. S.

-!NJUltED IN CAlt ACCIDENT -lvh-. Bernard Grady received slight injuries on Saturday evening when he was struck while crossing the street at the bottom of Gran- ville Street. There is a step sign at this point and a car coming down failed to stop and struck Mr. Grady, dragging him along. The young man caught hold of the bumper or the car would have pass- ed right over him. The driver stop- ped the car and then backed up and went off down one of tho cross streets on Granville Street. Ho did not get away, however, without his number being identified and the police are following the matter up. S.

-—-P. E. l’. LIGHT HORSE AT SUMMERSIDE — On Saturday morning at l0 o'clock the Prince Edward Island Light Horse arrived in Summersidc and were welcomed by the Mayor and a number of citizens. They paraded through the town and then pitched their tents st the Exhibition Grounds where they will camp until Thursday. There are three squadrons, A, B. and C. On Saturday afternoon they paraded bythc Grand Stand at the

Lower Bedeque. T. L. Compton.

—-SU'MMIB COTTAGE for sale orrent on Ephraim Leno's shore,

1181-14-21.

-MALPIQUI. Do not forget.

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Along The

OAIVIIJIIWIABI

voyage taking ‘i 1-2 deyl. Sis en- countered considerable fol on the way.

TheSSKereﬁﬁlltainlclcvih srrivedinportSrmdcywitn 1500 toneofssltfrcmhnksilsiandthe

Reserve July lit-h, old fashioned Tea Party, Princeton United Church Home-cooking for sale. Sports. 40c for adults. 25c for children. If not

BUNTAINAIIDBIUIWIAII’

S. S. Msgnhiid, Captain Clausln.

1517-74-11-

nne in" ‘ esdsy come Thursday.

ﬁsonmmon G. M. Mathews held Court on Fri- day last at Summerside when a

$200 and costs for having liquor in his possession. Another man was fined I10 and costs for the illegal consumption of liquor. The case of a man peddling goods without a license was fined $40 and costs un- der the Peddlers Act. S.

' —-PLAY A’! mtIiETOWN-Thc ladies of the Summer-side Presby- terian Church took their famous comedy play “The Old Maui's Con- vention" to Freetown on Thursday night and received s great recep- tion. Many of the players were former residents of Freetown and were warmly applauded. The ploy was put on in Upper Freetown Hell and was under the auspices of the Women's Institutes. There was a very large attendance. There were one or two new members. Profes- ,sor Makernew excelled in her per- {formance with her wonderful new = machine-S.

—-DEATII OF REUBEN D. DUR- ANT-mere passed away early Monday morning in the Prince ‘County Hospital, Mr. Reuben D. ‘Durant, a most highly respected

citizen of Summersidc. it 63 Yea"

of age. Mr. Durant was B. nB-UVB 0i the western part of the Island but

, had resided in Summerside for over i thirty years. Up to the time of his riilness he wﬂs in the employ o! jMessrs, schurmsn and Company isnd had been with them both in lKensington and Summerside. He was very highly thought of by his employers for his intesritl’ Mid qbliging manner. He leaves to mourn two sons Roy and Vernon of the Globe Hotel, Summerside. iHis wife, who was well known to ithc travelling public, innocence‘- ihim about eighteen months ago. [Tire funeral takes place on Wed- nesday morning at nine o'clock‘ i from his late residence on Water Street east to St. Paul's Church‘ and cemetery. S.

—-SUMMERSIDE POLICE COURT-There were thirteen ar- rests over the weekend in Summer- side, eleven for drunkenness and two for driving to the common danger. Stipendlery Magistrate E. H. Strong, K. C., meted out fines. accordingly w all but one man,‘ who was given fifteen days in Jail for driving s. car while under the influence of liquor. Bail of $25 rm! forfeited by one man, arrested for‘ driving to the common danger, who

Driving Park and put on a. fine exhibition of horseback wrestling. On Wednesday they are putting on s. sport programme in the park. Sunday morning they paraded to the Presbyterian Church to take part in divine worship. Their Chaplain, Capt. R. Moorhead Le- gate, D. D., was present and took part in the service. Rev. C. J. St. Clair Jeans, pastor, conducted the service and preached a. very in- spiring and patriotic semen. Mr. George Downess sang with fine ef- fect Rudyard Kiplings Recessions]. The National Anthem was sung at the close of the service. S.

failed to appear in court. Three drunks forfeited bail of $10 each and two five dollars ball. ‘Three were fined $3 and costs each; two: paid and the other went to jail for ten days. One was fined $2 and costs or ten days; he took the days. Two others $5 and costs respective- ly, could not pay and were sent- enced to fifteen and ten days. S.

-NEAR. BROWNING AT PORT HILL-Only the quick action and help of Michael Sari: of Lennox Is- land prevented what would have been a tragic drowning on Sunday afternoon at Port Hill. A party of young boys of teen age, thirteen

sup PAN-Soothe SORE HAND S

by Rubbing in

mace ‘ro comb ,

hush-m;

, safe on shore. Only one young

’ watt-m: FAMILY SEEM-bro A R rum-ms 5EA~SHORE ism-is

in all had boarded a. motor speed- bost to cross from Port Hill to Len- nox Island. When about half a mile from shore they tried to turn while going at full speed. and the boat capsized, throwing the occupants into the water. Mr. Sarlr, who runs the ferry at this point, saw their difficulty and rushed to the scene. Some of the boys tried to swim to the shore and were picked up, while others clung to the over- turned motor boat. Sark did not leave the scene until every boy was

IZBI-ii-ﬂi-July-Ii-t. COURT — m.

resident of Summeraide was mes

me about fifteen years."

arrived in port Sunday. trosn Hali- fsx,N.S.,a.ndwilliosdacargoof livestock, along with a general car- go for St. John's, Nfld, and mail for St. Pierre. Mia.

MARINEWIIARF‘

C. G. S. Brent. Captain Basil Kelly, arrived in port from Cape Breton. N. 6., where she has been

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Gallon 7 All less.

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man, McKinnon, living’ at East Bideford, appeared to be in any serious danger. He seemed to have taken considerable water into his lungs, The doctor was. called and after working over him for some time pronounced him out of dan- ger, 0n Monday morning he was reported to be quite all right. A young man from Charlottetown, who was visiting friends was among those in the host. The inhabitants of the district are very grateful to Mr. Bark, who lives on Lennon Is- land, for his timely assistance; had he not been on hand the story might have read differently, "as the water was cold and there was a heavy current running which would have hampered the boys had they been obliged to swim-to shore. S.

PERSONALS

--Mr. L. B. Campbell and family left on Monday morning for their summer cottage at Pictou, N.S. S. -Rev. Mr. Armstrong, secretary is: the Bible Society, was the spe- cial speaker st Trinity United Church on Sunday. S. --Mr. Harold Chisholm of Antig- onish is visiting Summersidc and is [the guest of Miss Norms McQuar- -rie at the Queen Hotel. S.

-It is pleasing to see m. Willard Phillips of Summers!’ out and about again after his recent scr- ious illness. S.

—Mrs. John Weeks of Moneien, N. B., is the welcome guest of her daughter, Mrs. R. E. Ellis, of Sum,- merside. S.

—Mr. Harvey Barnes of Boston, Mass, is the guest of his uncle, w. A. S. McKay of Summerside. He was the soloist in Trinity United Church 0n Sunday evening. S.

-Miss Helen Ceilings and Miss Babe Battery of Charlottetown are the guests of Mrs. Harry Silliphant on Central Street, Summcrsidc. S.

-Mr. and Mrs. John Gardener and Dr. and Mrs. Keirstead of Moncton, N. B., were recent visitors to Summerside and attended the Dominion Day races. S.

-—Mr. W. Henry Noonan was rs. ceiving the congratulations of his many friends on his appearance down town on Monday moring. S.

-—M.\'. Colin Wriﬂsi; and, Miss Mary A. Strong of Centerville Bed- eque were week end visitors to Summerside, the guests of Lt. Col. E. H. Strong. K. C., and Mrs, HENRI. S.

—Mrs. Alexander Sharp of Mono- ton, N. B., is spending the summer months at her old home in Grand River. She is also vsliting her nephew. Mr. C. W. Hogg and Mrs. Hogg of Summerside. S.

-__-_._.-_._..____ "Whither is our younger genera- tion headed?" asks a writer. “Can't

NOTICE

For Wool and the ed- vance, if any, until

our Big Special Sale Circular to be issued

sssnsnsi ousnoun

..°Ih|a column la seam-cad sews ef local laterals but advartlal‘: ofalowsysaatrlrelsayhelnaertelae s cents aword strictly pwabla la advance-

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..'III CLARA BOW h “Call Her Savage" at McLean's Theatres this week. isso-r-‘s-sr

“WIJISCBIPTIOIIS so ‘Ilse Charlottetown Guardian may he sanded to their Rep. Archie Hume erleftstltLiisabonsDr-ugitere, Montague. ll-ll-dti’.

JSOURIS-Messrs. Upton Sea- man, cl souris. and Mr. Samuel Johnson, of Bay librtune, have re- turned after enjoying a very pleas- ant motor trip to Halifax, Nova BOOUUIv-nlﬁldl will regret to learn of the tinned illness of the gen- ial Postmaster, w. John Garrett at hiahomeinSourin-Draﬂ-Wi .Moyse, M. D.. formerly of Bedsque, has arrived in Souris and is located in the office of the late Dr. Angus Meet-can. M.D. -- Friends in Scuris and Eastern Kings are pleased to see Mr. Morley S. Acorn out again after his recent illness-Miss Mer- ths Robertson and Mrs. Hudson Morrow, of Red Point, paid a short ’ visit to our town recently-Mr. ltoy Cox. .cf Charlottetown, is spending s. few days in Souris visiting friends.

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and Including bmbie eslninnm prm stateroom, bub ways. ROUND Ill!

aouwn rrur sxcrmsrous ‘r0. nos-row. Sailing may SATURDAY 1 tAug. 2E “a slﬂl. a}

Thro hextursi ' ' ai f‘ i loll l I on cﬁsn... uniﬁes nullify; {reiiﬁeif 33.905351; borough, $16.55: Sussex, $15.90; Amherst (N. s». inss.

Glittering brilliance of the popular new Atlantic liner SAINT"

JOHN . . . Intriguing variety of ship-board entertainment,

. . . Every moment ﬁlled with pleasure and IOIIIIIIW-i

i" ' Magniﬁcent themed, fsmous orchestras. big has“ ball games, beaches, sight-seeing.

Sell Saturdays at 7:50 pm. (All. Std. Time) from Saint John, arrive Boston 10:50 an!‘ (Daylight Time) Sands, Returning, ieeve, Boston, same day or following Tuesday st 5 pun. (D311). Due Saint John, 9:50 can. (A.8.T.) next morning.

Owl] fr: for your car, regardless of rise er unlgbgfortbe romsd trip, if accompanied l) two adult parmsgsrr. Same going dare and mans limit: as in soak-mi excursions

|A\§llilZ-|RN STEAMSIIIP LINES»

For information, reservations sad tickets apply st Ticker Odie: Reid's Pr. Wharf, Saint john, or any Canadian Nsrl Rye. coupon ticket 06cc.

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.._..____.____._ Man-I found a four-leaf clover on my lawn today.

Neighbor-I suppose you think that is lucky? ' Man-I do. I'm lucky to find any- thing in that lawn except dande- lions and weeds.

iiommoiiious Iiesi- dence For Sale

There will be sold by Public Auc- tion at l2 o'clock noon 0h Monday, July 10. that commodious wsu. built residence, 06 Rochford St., the Property of Mrs. John S. Pierre. This residence is adaptable of being converted at small cost into three ‘ emcnt flats.

Terms at Sale. J. A. MACDONALD. Auctioneer. iiils-l-t-tta-Qi

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We are paying

10c

In Trade

AUGUST 15th. ' Watch your mail for

say, but they certainly appear to be enjoying the trip."

Judge: "I'm a much older man than you.” Accused: “I suppose you could give

shortly.

IUUI-‘l-l-SL

ll. E. PRATT 8r Sllll St. Peter’s.

No Water! No Pay i

That's the basis of our proposition on P. E. Island. We guarantee results and the only Well we ask a customer to pay for is one that produces water.

There's a difference between just a hole in the ground and an Artesian Well properly constructed.

If your water supply is not just whet you would like to have, why not give us a. call and we would send our ex- pert out to your place~a man quali- fied to give you advice from experi- ence acquired over a. period of twenty- six years.

This service is FREE of charge to you. There's no obligation on your

95$

part whatever. TRASK WELL Co. 31 Church St. Amherst, N. S. Local Representative:

VAUGHAN ll. GROOM

Summcrslde, P. E. L

At Morley M. Bell's Law Office Phone 297.

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By George M~-‘>’-~"rua-'l

MAGCnEE AFTER i wiuvzw’ vr OVER"

I 61.1255 THE $EA'

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