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A Sport-or as Spectator Short sleeved Polo Shirt. Red, BIne,Fawn,Wliite.............. a .

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—N0'l'l,(il.—'1‘hs regular lriday night dance with Bid Elliott's Omen r"- us: iii“ "serum. "-

en, w e on , i-gl, this week m"

-2 AND d H‘. Ialvaniaed barb nvlfe in Bil-rod spools sold right at

root's. 1-4282.

FRI DAY 8i SATURDAY

—GIVEN SEVEN DAYS 1N JAIL —-A man from Kensington was Avon seven days in Jail by Mr. G. vf. LII-mow; atdﬂthemitiourt Mm.‘ -‘"“m° ° °' l I w’ ° Point all getting between 100 and "m" ll" “mm” °l "limb-s 11s dollars for tbeir arms-a

-srsras anon/r mooa- _ _ HGT-Miss Edith Caseiey, Ken- NEW PASSENGER o‘. A ngton, informs The Guardian o lat tho report of an accident al- , or ev %.°“?‘°“..’:‘?t‘l'i..f“‘i.1“

iar 28. es elven in yesterday's ll- rt is known as a m5 gasoline

1e, is not in accordance with the Wm; . mmmum m,“ o; 5°

acts la she knows them to b0. u; hom- gnﬁ with ggpggity for 3

ear

—DEATH 0F ELDERLY I86!- DENT — There passed away on land, butts muoh lighter. Priday last, May 25, an old and highly respected resident of Cape Wolfe in the person of Mrs. John F‘. Fish at the advanced age of Wm

;85 years. Mrs. Fish lived and died gon the old homestead and bar .passing has removed one of the oldest residents of that part, who ‘will long be remembe ’ for hence" m aiities, a d h - ‘ p,ffg,yﬂ_°°dw,<gg he, °n“d,,f:“ho£_ IP. w. o., both boys winning first stead lived her son William sadlyw‘ °°"”,"°“‘°”- m‘- mml" ml" daughter Miss Louise; another rlcuhted mm m’ ma“ a M!“ m‘ l daughter, Mrs. Wellington Mac- m‘ Puma‘ Freeland‘ “d m‘ and)’ l Williams resides at Capo Wolfe and ‘mm the 01"” M M,“ Link” 05mm .a son. Herbert Fish in Boston. The Kuhn’ The!’ mend‘ m“ ma‘ [funeral took place on Sunday the boys succe“ m the wmmuuon M 27m m,“ Rev; m‘ Burma’ ob their studles-(Pioneer please copy)

ficitlng. Interment was in the Pmwonu‘ i

United Church Cemetery-S —Mr. and Mrs. Russel Rogers of

—-MAYOR. LIDSTONE 00a- onsrumrnn _ Mayor Lldstone 33mg fvfkffélm l° smnmﬂ“ l.

has received the following letter t tﬁthghéiféi°°ig.zliiii°iémt“‘ -M-- w- we H-e- as o- Ross who recently vmmysunkmer; Uleary were in Summerslrl: on side'by Plane‘ The Mayor Town mead” mum: 1ﬂe“d5‘_s "R" E‘ lziirwazmzii..ﬁcrsz"a; -M- - Jvey to you the following resoution Xeglgeasdf yak momma m’ h" hm“ passed at the Conference of the w e’ N‘ s" having closed

her piano classes at summer-side

Earrgtgw” Gfgsngeo wlfqgrfg s21“: £3; for the summer vacation-S I14. Resolution moved by Mr. Mad- fer, Halifax, seconded by Mr. cot- iter, New Glasgow. “That a mes- isage be conveyed to the citizens of usummerside commending them for ‘ihaving provided a licensed airport at Summerside. The town has ord-

STRAW HAT STYLE

doesn’t come any smarter

T HIN faces, broad faces, round faces, long faces. . .

there is no one prescribed pattern in molding the

faces of mankind. Our straw hat variety recognizes

that for after all headweai‘ is as much a matter of good

appearance as shelter from the heat of summer. We’ve

selected smart straw hats for you here of various correct

shapes and braids. ‘ And we know how to help you select the one that is most becoming to your type.

Imitation Panama Hats for men, A

rich looking straw hat with lots of

service at .a moderate

price...................... I Uas lllnardw f r Stiff J I f ,

em, a mud cone to m,“ the a“, o u n ' Featherweight Straw Hats for the

‘men I20 determine m. direction oi EASTERN Gulnnm" conservative gentlemen in search of

Em” wind “m” ‘lmdmg-“s summer comfort. English i a a a a s I

REFRIGERATORS

In‘ fairness to yourself you can't afford to pass up this ‘Oppﬂr- tunily. These are excellent Refrigerators and they re going at

ASTONISHINGLY |.0w

Golden Finished Hardwood Exterior. Lined with Porcelain Covered Steel

$8.95

Golden Finished Hardwood Exterior. Lined with Duco Covered Z.inc

$Il.95

Fine Sennitt Straws with vented iops. The coolest sailor straw in years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Fine chip Straw Hats with beaded sweat bands. Snap brim style . . . . . . . . . . . .

Irish Linen Caps in White and Natural

—Her many friends are pleased to see Mrs. Isabella Glidden out B88111 after her recent serious ill- mess-S

.‘Tllll column la reserved to!

Sale Closes Saturday at l0 P. M.

| —ALBERTON COUNTY COURT j-The adjourned March term oi ;Aiberton Circuit of the County .O0ill'l2, Prince County, commenced

new: of local interest but advartlalny of a nuvray nature may he inserted is S cent: a word strictly payable In ldvnnoo,

sailor shape . . . . . . . . . . .

Short sleeved Polo ‘Shirts for sport or

shades made by Eastern. A guar- anteeofquaiiiy.......... c

;ut Aiberton yesterday. Judge In- -_-- ,man gave judgment for the piain- ..'SUBSCBIP‘I'IONS to '12., tiff in the case of Frank Fraser Charlottetown Guardian may Ix i vs charles Johnston, tried in March handed to their Rent. Archie Hume ,lasi:. This was an action for breach phone 47, or left at H. .1. Mabon? .of warranty 0n the sale of a cow. Drug store, Montague. L-"l I The Judge assessed damages against ___. {the defendant of $10 and costs. In II‘SIXQDAY 11mm $531110];- ‘thlrcﬂﬁe the Judge held llllll in Word has been received from the the case of semis sold with a war- railway authorities at Moncton, filllly and there was a breach, it staying ma; the Georgetown 5mm was the duty of the vendor to come ma‘. service Wm be duly except and take back his goods and faxing Sundays, The Thursday “m. which

to do so the vendee could then take was not included m the Summer his proper remedy at law.

spectator wear, Fawn, Red, Blue, White. Four fast colors . . . . . . c

Well Styled new English Worsted S UITS ——$18.

Men’s Suits—$18.00. Young Men’s Suits smartly tailored from pure wood Eng- lish worsteds. Silver mottled and strip- ed Blacks, Browns and Greys, in single or double breasted styles, with full satin lined. All sizes and a good as-

Zf."2§?.‘.1i’..f.';°f’i°. TTTI. Sill llll TWlJDairPants g9, so Blue Botany SERGE SUITS $18.

Blue Botany Sages-absolutely guar- anteed at $18.00. Men’s and Young Mens single or double breasted style, well tailored and nicely lined. Hand

Brown chip Straw Hats with cushioned sweat bands . . . . .. I

Trufelt

'HALTETWN

The schedule as previously announced. 1 case of McDougali vs Bernard was recommences tom,“ | further adjourned. The case of * U i! U I

QQ5<2PE€ZOGEIQQ5

, Lidstone vs Matthews and others I was then proceeded with being an

action by .he plaintiff to recoveri I $190 balance wages as janitor of, the O‘Leary Rink for season 1932- 1933. This case occupied the at-I tention of the Court all day and‘ was adjourned for Judgment! Heath Strong, K. 0.. for the plain- tiff, Thane Campbell. K. C., for

the defendans. There are several .. 8.15 a. m. other cases to be tried atd the H lbrook .. . 4.20 p. “ Dinzwell’: 3-25 B- m~- , Court will continue in session for “e 4.35 p. Dundas 8.45 a. m.’ (C. P. by Gunilla"! sllwlﬂ Wm’) the rest of the week in order to $31.. .. 3. OTPAWA, May 29_Average am dispose of the same-S

1 net returns of invested cap- uridgetown .... 5.15 p. 48 Station . 9.20 a, m. 3:31 of 10 20 “mam by Canada

FIIRIIY BIIS & TAXI SERVICE GIIARLOTTETOWII m romuu: TIME TABLE

SPRAINS

lib Wilda: Iasly. ls

mAnos “liliii llF HIT”

Leaving Charlottetown . . 4.00 P. m. Leavinl’ Folllllw ~ -- Keefe'a Lalo

—DEATH 0F JOSEPH D. MAB.- Keefds Lalo 9.30 a. rn.

Dundaa 5.20 ll. DingwelPs . 5.40 p. Fortune 5.50 p. m. Arrive

I liazelbrook . . . . . 9.45 a.

arrive Cilariotietown.. 10.05 a.

m_ Packers, Toronto, 15.42 percent by m, Wilsiis

Ltd, Montreal and 9.98 percent by Gainers Ltd, Edmon-

Headqu a... in ouariduatdwn -ncn runum SERVICE srsrrorz ton. since 1929 were dllclmd be"

Headquarters in Scuris-LENNOX HOTEL

fore the parliamentary price spreads probe today. Canada Packers and its branch- e5 across Conada with one at Chicago had a net return on in- vested capital in i933 of 12.17 per

irzvi ~ "m" “m” 23"" “m” “d - Gainers 8.31 percent.

“Well Begun Is Ilaif Done”

Begin feeding your fox pups with IMPERIAL PUPPY FOOD and prove the truth of this well- known adage as well as assuring pups of nor- ma], robust, healthy development. You desire your pups to mature into highest class outstand- ing foxes. This result can readily be accom- plished by liberal and regular feeding of “IMPERIALS.” '

Imperial Biscuit I 00., Ltd.

casnnorrcrowm, P. 12.1.

Surrounded on all sides with a masg of financial statements. ‘B. Shepherd, chartered account- ant, gave the inquiry these Pl"- tlcuiars of his auditing of Canad- Ian packing plans. Testifying for five hours today the Toronto ac- countant was questioned all after- noon on Canada Packers set-up which grew out of the $11,000.000 merger of Harris Abattoir, Gunns ' Ltd, William Davies Company and the Canadian Packing Company in

Enormous depreciation and re- pair allowances of $574389 had been charged by Canada Packers In the last five years. If the com- pany continued its allowances for depreciation at the present rate, the cost of all its depreciabis as- sets would be wiped out in six and three-quarter years, stated the ac- countant for the Government.

Five major executives of Canada Packers received $79,000 in 1933 by way of salary and bonuses. Its average yearly sales in the last five years was $77,535,506.

The spread between the price mid to the producer and the price received by the company on fl- saie could not be calculated, wit- ness told the committee. He gave as the reason iihat cattle were

‘bought by the packing concern ir- respective of grades hut after they entered the packing plans they were divided into 400 odd grades making it impossible to detennbie

v the spread in each individual case. l F“, mummy baby bee’ w" am,”

. a ' I M. ma...

A- p, time with Thomas Johnson 8a Co.

TIN OF SUbﬂWERSlDE —— There passed away about one o'clock on Wednesday mOrnillg at his ncme in S1 Lmerside Mr. Joseph D. Mar- tin at the comparatively early age of 49 years. Mr. Martin was a native of Tlznlsh, a son of the late Dunstan Martin. He worked for many years with his father, and was very clever in the an of wood

build the beautiiul Roman Catholic Church at Fifteen Point. The de- ceased came to Summerside about fourteen years ago and worked f0!‘

and the Hail Manufacturing 0o. He later opened up a tlnsmith’s shop and was well known In he County for his excellent work. Mr. Martin was only sick one wesk be- ing stricken with pieumonla on Wednesday, May 23rd. He leaves to mourn his widow, formerly Miss Laura Perry of St. Nicholas, and the following children: Ethel, Henry

Harold all at home; one brother. Charles in the United States and five sisters, Mrs Bernard of Tl:- nish, Mrs. Daniel Richard of Lawrence, Mass; Mrs. Dominic Ohaisson, Mrs. Frank Landry and Mrs. Gaudet of Chelsea, Mass, to all of whom much sympathy is ex- tended in the sudden and sad ber- eavement. mineral arrangements will be made lateL-B :i~i;————____- ed into five grades and heifers in- to nine grades.

The average amount set aside by Canada Packers out of profits to meet income tax had been I100,- 000 a year. This Year $40,000 had been set aside out of last year's profits because the income ta: de- partment fnight disallow some of the previous depreciation rates.

Three executives of Wilalis Ltd. received total salaries of 030.600 a year without bonuses. Five execu- tives of Gainers Limited were paid total salaries and bonuses of I28,- 000 in 1033, the Toronto account- ant said»

carving and assisted his father t0 Carload Dry Spruced

Mary, Berton, Vincent, LcRoy and Best quality frgm 01d

i JIIST ARRIVED

Sheathing

Priced Right for Quick Sale

Also iieiiar Shingles

Cedar Cut

2nd Clears $33-50 Clear Walls $3.25

Nails and Paper at

WHOLESALE for r SPOT CASH

with Shin les and ‘ Lum er I

0. E. Pratt & Son

felled "ﬁlers. open cuffs and wide trouser legs. '

(English iBroadclotP SHIRTS -— $1.00

Men’s Shirts $1.00-Plain English Broadcloth Shirts, collar attached style In four good shades-White, Blue, Green and Tan. A ‘I remarkable shirt at I Shirts in three of the best makes. Tooker, Forsyth and Arrow Shirts, in fancy striped Broadcloth. Separ- ate collar style with two separate

ll O t k °° “-'.7'"....'i.'.i§'.'§“.".".’.'.i.i°., $2.00 Wonderful Ties

Just arrived-New lot of Ties in Iat- eat fabrics and patterns-shepherd and fine checks in Blue, Browns and Greys. Also plain shades of Navy,

Maroon, Brown and Green , $1.00,

And in the Bement!

Men’s new Broadcloth

Shirts Men’s Baihriggan

Combinations . . . . 79c

Men’s

Men’s T w e e d PM“

Caps . . . . . ..

Men's all wool V neck

Sweaters . W o r k

Boys’ Pants . . . .

M e n ’a Shirts Men’s Work Shirts

Boya’ Caps

49c Moore 8c McLeod Lid-