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IN MEMORIAIVI

PATRICK J. KELLY

A unll of gloom -w:is cast over Fort Augustus and vicinity when tho news wag learned of the death o1" the lot-e Patrick J. Kt-lly. who hnsst-tl to lliiS eternatl rcwardpn the t!\'(.‘llllll§ ni-Muy 25th, I925. Al- though the deceased who had rwiched the age of .74 years had been in failing health. for tho past vt-nr. his demise was not exptct-

N‘ “mil a (“W “vimks “m, when his ion and a kind and loving temper- o.’ people Iironi far and near who.[,1d_

‘the IDEIX‘! u! the family could do.

and constant and dsvot-id care on

could not stem the inevitable tor _l’rovitler.ct- willed that, his spirit -'shonltl riturn to the God who trap" it. [ortifitrtl with the sacraments oi’ tiir- Cillilirlil‘. church of whoih he was. u devoted anti fziithvful them-i ht r, The 1:11» Mr. Kelly was a man of sterling and noble character, up- right and honest, ztltvays in his dealings with his fellcdvmen. a pros- perous farmer. unit rprising and lu- dusIric-us. in his farming methods. Ho, was of a quiet. unassuming

"incrcinl purposes ;lrons. etc," be charged the some.

1111 wrsun shunt i

THE CHARLUPPEIOWN GUARDIAN

--$HOP from Polmsn’: Catalog.

--FOR LATE WESTERN NEWS Page 8 is available. t!-

-FUNERAL THURSDAY. The lunerul of the lute Emanuel Fowler will bu held ﬂliurstluy hi’- ternoou at two o'clock from the

Rev. Mr. MicDougull olficintlug.

—ENGAGEME1NT. ——Mr. and Mrs. James M. Campbell, Cape Traverse wish to announce the on- gugement of their daughter Miss

McCnrrell, Curlcton. murriugc -to take plucc latter part oi June.

——GUARDIAN WESTERN OFFICE-Tho Guardian's Western representative has an office on Water Street. Summersltle, next to [AIUTGIICO Gullimvs Tailor Shop (and directly opposite the Gallant Crockett lilock)—his phone number is 233. lie will be pleased to ro- ccive news, subscriptions or ud- vvrtising,

—GOOD ﬁOAuSa-Much credit is due Mr. Russel Abbott who is at present engaged in operating the new Government road machine on the Borden and adjoining roads, never before were these roads in such excellent condition despite the long duration ol rainy weather. Mr. Abbott must be congratulated on his ability as a road maker.

-TOWN COUNCIL —The regu- lar monthly meeting oi the Sunl- mcrsitle frown Council was held on Monday evening. It was decided to renew the lease of the Prince Ed- ward Island Telephone C_o., for 5 years for rooms in Town Building on the some terms as before. The tender of the Royal Securities Cor- poration of 99.32 was accepted for the Electric Light Bonds. Upon mo- tion $100 was granted to Summer- side Fire Department to_ assist them in taking part in Firémenh Tournament in Charlottetown. it was moved and carried that all persons using electricity for com- such as tnllor‘s

rate now charged for motor use. It was decided to place u Street lamp on Church Street, midway he tween Church and Granville Streets. The tender of Messrs. Rfl‘. Holman for Sewer Pipe was ac- cepted. The Police Report for .\lay was submitted and adopted.

nature. twct" cf a cheerful (US$09!-

i~ ' 1 I‘ ‘l ' ' ‘J1! "“"‘“."“ fmnarmmy an“ “mi 1W1"- ﬂ good ncIgh-bnr and always attended the funeral which was

null of recovery was

l‘, 1m advocate anti promoter of every

held at St. Patrick's church, Fort

Church of Scotland. Summorslde.|

Adu Loretta to Mr. John leopard!

—~POPULAR HOT WEATHER Sandals torsport w-ear 13n- Maroon or Green with rubber heels. chil- 1.'1;eu‘s sizes 4 to 7%, 81.20, 8 to 10

- ma 1isa4s-10-21

I ___.- | —-P. s. 1. FOXES Fort PACIFIC COAST-The rapid development ot fox farming on Vancouver Island has decided the Prince lildward Is- land lfox farmers to open a depot In Vancouver, which they will keep well stocked with foxes shipped from that‘ territory. Plghggen ‘IIIOIIUXG ago there were not halt a dozen Iarnis on the Island o: Van- ‘couver, while toiday thew are be- twccn 30 and 40 farmers handling loxcs. ii'*

. -——Miss Grace B. Beattlo. John- ison Memorial Hospital. ‘Stafford Springs. '(‘onn., is vlsltln-g he; al.4- terdlrs. M. F. Schurman of Summ- ersitle.

' Eastern Guardian

....'SHOP from Holman’: Catalog.

._.*DR. L. A. JOHNSTONE Dentist will o pen an office at "Montague in Bank of Novu Scotiu Building next W001i. 1496-6-10-31.

.."LOBSTER FACTORY CLOS- HD-JPI»: -Eustern ICannarios tac- tory at Pzinmurc “I-sllantl has been closed for this season. tA,

..*YACHT IN PORT-The yacht Lcnn. oi Eastern Harbour culled at Georgetown. on Saturday sail- ing again on Sunday morning A‘.

..‘WANTED by two indies. board und room in private home in Montague for two weeks. Apply L. M., c.o. Guardian. 1397-6-5-31

.."‘PLAY ENJOYED-Ffhe Sour- is Dramatic Cluib singer) “My Lil

Georgetown Hall, on night . Jtuno 3_

Wednesday

IGII‘EASTERN AGENT-Mr. J. W. Murdock is now Guardian agent in Montague and will be pleased to receive news . items, advertising. Job Printing, new and renewal subscriptions.

..*SULPHATE OF AMMONIA-' We have. obtained o limited sup- ply. which we offer subject to

Wild "Rose" to a large audience in,

ti, Charlottetown. spent the week-end

Ohovorle, A. MoCsl-lum T. Creamer. J. Cheverle. W. Chaim-to. George- town-N. MoCount-rh. E. Layers, C. j-ll-bbott. J. Fitlgerltld. R. Jenkins ID. Layers. P. Boirdreaudt, l3. Mur- phy, J. McConnell, A. ‘

..*ENJOVED OUTING. — The Choir of Zion -Church. who were the guests of Mrs Matilda sud Miss Phoebe MacDonald ot Mont- ague on Tuesday evening last. spent a most enjoyable time. Slizirp at 6.30 thirty live IIIUIIIilIUFB and their tricnds took their seat-s in vrnltlng cars, and alter a most delightful drive of one and a hall hours arrived at theh tine home of their hostess, who greeted thcni with a real welcome. The cveu- ing was happily spent in music and singing and general conversa- tion. A; 10.30 supper. which ivas served in Mrs MacDonald's splen- did ‘style ivns announced, and to which all did ample justice. Bo- luro the liuppy party broke up n vcry hearty vote of thanks. moved thy Mr. lilalcolm MucKiunon. sec- tniilul by Rev. G.. C. Taylor and supported by Mr H. A. MacDouguJl “'11s extended to Mrs rind Miss nit-Donald for their thoughtful- ‘ncss anti kindness in entertaining thc Choir in this way. Mrs. ‘lilac- ‘Ilmialtl very moderately repled, retailing that (or what little she had tiono sho had been most amply rt-puld by the pleasure and delight of nil present. Alter all it l-s far greater happiness "to give than to receive. After singing, “She's a _ Jolly Good Fellow.” "Auld Lam! Sync" untl "God Save the King" tho joyous company left for Chur- iluttetown, all feeling that they liud spent nn evening illilll. will long rc- iiiziiu fragrant in their memories.

PERSONALS

..Mi'. Cecil Brehaut. Gcorgetmvn ivtis a recent visitor to Curdi-gun. A.

lilr. S. S. Hessian of Montague. *- reccntly visited at Georgetown. A.

..'Mr. LIone-l McLaren of George town. was a. visitor to Cardigan dur- ing the ‘past week. A.

..'Mr. A. L. Adams of Sourls. was a recent visitor to Georgetown. A.

..'Mrs. William Layers, Miss Beatrice Sk-inner and Miss Eliza-I both Skinner. motored to Month-l gue, on Thursday last. A.

..'Mi.ss Cassie Dalzlel of the Prince Edward Island d-lostpital.

in Georgetown the- guest of her IDOUIEI‘, ‘Mus. John Da-lziel. A.

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prior sale.—Poolc 8t Thompson, 1464-6931 |

..*lN ST. PATRICK'S HALL

.011 on hand, not only as a ready

zzRequlsite on the Farm-Every farmer and stock-raiser should keep a supply of Dr, Thomas‘ Eclec-tric

Th: and

shown on lllt£ yqiiumi im

When the air is hot and heat is over-powenng-a lass of water wor Try iti ENO refresh _ body clean cool and ﬁt. It 1s a de —pure an ou will ﬁnd t_he regul t alt” a splendid aid to

ness that only

word: "Fmli Salt" ENO, and the label aclmgnun‘ mark).

When the sun beats down

i~ theirs the time for

i BNO

spark

health brings

NGS

"3FRIIIT SALT?“

The World-Famed Eflervescefllt saline

h . E ' 11 ng ar siijseeclfi EYNO _ health-and the happi-

humid-when the

dash of ENO in a

ks wonders in a tlred body. .

es. ENO keelps yourinner 1

Prepared only by J. C. BNO- U4-

Landnn, Erlllﬂmi

ghtful drink in summer ’s “Fruit

Soles Representatives for North merica: llsroldi F. Ritchie 8| Co., Limited v 10-19 McCsul St... Toronto

Coi'i1-—-.l1ii_v, 115154; Dcc., 98%, - 'tt ».li1ly,

Sept. Iltiih: Are Cheap Glasses - Really Cheap ? “ﬁr rnu supply cheaper (ilusnoa lo those tliut wuut llieiu, hut we recommend thi- lktler- Quality. For llie lire. specially ground according to your Pres- cription luul not bought Irons ll wlinlesulr house In job luhi. ll your I-yim iir<~ giving you trouble it \\lll pity you to think seriously. Int ulmut tlu- "Xtlilllllllllllﬂ, 2nd

uliout the quullly ol gimme-n. .\ll giunaes llfl‘ not llu- NllIIII

quullly Jlllllbllkll some people

Wlllllll liuve you think they uro.

(‘()N-“_IIT US AHOYT YOYIK

‘rerun.

H. J. MABON

0l"l‘0.\ll€'l‘ltlST

' INCBEIIM/mo

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Supt. July. 181%; 1x31. 11024., ~ Q» . n. _ __ PE ‘ ‘- SATuéhlERilbE 7 Get YOUR " - Fox ‘Hire NOW White Canvas Shoes for

For the new pens-en-

Wvmen. Misses and Chlldrer . Iargements — and other a‘ hi" Price. ranch changes. use “PRINCE u Nq.

Hahn” o, wan Pap“ A _ EDWARD ammo s 90nd stock to plck (romp

LISH FOX WIRE. Some as low as 10c double

lenses

T-..

M ass Iii 1M r.

offerings:

and Airs. A. A. Ilennesscy. and Mrs. Frnnk Laughlin, Mr. J. A McDonald,

M1. 11nd Mrs. Will Murnnglian. Mr, Chest-fr McGuigan.

J. E. Kelly.

“PRINCE EDWARD" makes n straight, stiff, ﬁrm wsil of protection that has given ' more than fourteen years of REAL SERVICE.

Get our prices and fret sample.

R.T. Holman, Limite

Summerslds, P. E. Isian

Glass Ware and Crockery at Half price.

F. PERRY i.» EM ERALD g

1.. ixizzurzy" .» ~=- Iillil-(i-Iiivsnilii. ‘i; ‘LE1

S-jili-Ziiiui ibouquetts:

l-Yirl and Helen Iiichlillau. "m

Wiwﬂi-wluly. 1l5li_’}i~;“s_t§1l{._ 10?: I g ~ Dec, 1651/4. ’ .

blontugur, I‘. E. I. tllTlt-i- (‘urine-Mail with Drug stori-

.worthy (muse. In a sense his WlIl5.:".ll ustus, Wednesd-a morning. Soiiris. on Fnidu vc-rrin- . lino... ‘an tiuohtru vc lilo yet he dilfusetldiai 27th. A High ‘Mass of Rc-iﬂlh the Sc-uris Dliariraiatic éltuIbJwll-l £69256; If; £1831??? talllildnyklhlln - ___ m rttmosphcro of Christian virtue quiqm .wag sung thy his nephew‘ repeat, the thpje act cnmedydramalm mu‘ t t ° te a CA e [leading (,1; _____________ __ 5317.); Wblili. was always appreciated hy'1‘tev,.l_ Edwin Kelly. who also per-.".\Ia»mmy's 4.181‘ Wild Rose" for u e c“ o gm“ 11° any‘ S, aiﬁouthern Pucitic Co. _ 95 hose privileged to know him Ibast, farmed the ahsolutidn and the zier-ichui itnhio cause, Spgqtaltgg, em subsﬂtum for sweet o“ for horsestlhiion Paciﬁc Ry_ _____ __ rlis IiIOTC/ii‘ -p;iticncc in the anguish :lcoa at tho grave assisted by the L_ L. Chevcrlc. 14184-6404! gﬁgpsggfaafﬁgfiletgl 31y tcelic ‘it tuli- LZS‘ mdustrml Alcuhol 00-" "T ltlyﬁictil tpa-in. his thou htlful-‘Pnstoir, Rviv. A. J, MacDonald. Ile- , n i‘ cm‘ "3 m‘ t‘ '< ~ . l l 11955 bf H1080 Bllvnding themielwesir-‘tltrs his sorrowing wile ho leaves! ..*BASEBALL—- A fairly 'g0otlm1ms‘ered' CiiltlliedStzlesdtgo htlﬂlAr-ti- ____ n to misc ulld comfort him. the calmdo mourn the loss of a kind antllaxhibltion oi’ ball was served to M Bell ‘Telephong i =11“! pious resignation t0 God's holy loving lather. two children, Marion, v11.- ipattons of m» game at Georgc- Brampton u" will and its acceptance finally in and Carroll. both at home. Tlietoivn on ivcdncsday even-lug. when Brgzﬂjgn pm“; death. these iwere the virtues ho pnllvbourcrs wttre John Wcbsterﬂthe locals boys clashed with the spams}, m Co“ ' cur-dill! with hum to the Judge inlohu Iic-Zly. Ed “White, Patrick Souzls nine. The locals hoyo not HALIFAX. J1me 9»—- Quotations steel C yer 0m "'“'" whom ht.- so fllrmly believed, ctm- Kelly. Pctcr Heron and Bernard having had a single ipractice togie-lliurnlshcd by Johnston and Warn I; m hoEmpany of Canada " fidcntly relied upon and faitlufui-ly Callaghan. tlicr this season riaturalilv puiiledlhdiembcrs Montreal Stock Exi pr s mplre Steel 1m PM starved through lite. Ills memory The fol-lowing Mass oil-ﬁrings ant! out on (‘ho ivrong end of the acoreichange I enmnns “V 1| "W" 1911K remain as a. precious Spiritual ‘bouquets were roccivcd- sheet. But nvith a littlc ‘Dracttigq ' igggtimﬂggg" ﬁl-txit- for his kindred a -w1~ I ' w, . , ,3 p; . v -- Thp {Mean and respecfllmfrisluitlcsli mm gelwoin ‘thew eimtttrﬁwg; lAlgwTgp. ‘flaunts r119 Ry. llSz/q-Laurentids Pulp he “TE may; by every class was Snnris, line-up M. Cheverie. L. MlinAme i or C r Bro e Co. ___ 7t‘: Montreal Power n1an.ifcs't_?_tl in the largo uumbq lian_,_Dizlv'ie._J, Brennan, J.]Am_'¢ff,“&§-II,1,E§;y'Z;'Qi'IIII llilfih ‘illviiilialtgselglilql-‘llewél-Iigs ------- n Prgfessor seehy itlllzutlfuflgtljréggnttfizé-é-_--_- 153V Can. Consolidated sniéiléiif D I ' Am. Smelting & Refining Co. 1011,: 1934 Victory on t miss the snow at Montague, “mun! u quick “no, i Anaconda Copper Min. Co. _ 36%| nmKé ----- ._ Iévcdnesday Wight, June 10, Peaks’: pgnnougqmhulmgu J5‘ ,- Canadian Pacific Co. _____ .. 138% Bank Royal _________ __ "d" Ml“- J""= m". Iﬂslﬂdlnn ‘Hrs n m N.Y, Cen. s. ma. Riv. n. n. . 114v. Bank Montreal """ " 7"" Public dance concluding Arbugpid Cuba Cane Sugar Co. PM. __ 501,4. iMontague and Peake's Perform-puma; tppiyuteg; 500W"! International Paper Co. __,_ 651;, ance. 1489. -Mr. and Mrs. '1‘. MCMiilﬂll. \- Pun-American Petroleum ___ 77";

Prince Edward IslancPs Hall Mar

PrinceiEdward Island prospers because its inhabitants mind their own business.

Prince Edward Island has done more to develop its natural resourc- es than any other Province.

Prince Edward Island leads Canada in people and live stock per square mile. '

Prince Edward Island has 41.2 people to the square mile, 52 cattle, 41.8 sheep, 26 hogs and 348.4 fowl-to the square mile.

Prince Edward Islands future is concerned with the further de- velopment 0i agriculture and live stock. '

I Prince Edward Island as a Disease Free Area will be the greatest agricultural country in the world. Prince Edward Island as a Disease Free Area will be in a position to , set the price oi dairy produce.

Prince Edward Island can beat the railways and beat ultra ‘pro- tectionist America by the development oi concentrated Farming.

Prince Edward Island's El Dorado is t0 be f

C 13h ' - Pg:- 9 PedlgreedHen, the Pedigreed Hog an

Prince Edward Island’ P ' ' 1 - Dairy Butter, Guaranteed arizliloﬁts be Guarimmid Pure con and Ham, Guaranteed Genuine Silver ForgtgPdtuaraptee-d Prime Ba. sheen and the proper proportion of wool and eiWgfllglﬁil the natural“

Prince Edward Island’ S . - a Lobsters (provided conseriiatlgtlrligaliiirllztlfaltttslywglvg; sited tpgtitoeii ‘ e e0 0 an

ound in the Pedigreed d the Pethgreed Silver

other ﬁsh.

Prince Edward Island 1 I - , ivaYQHigh Rates by Dllrstfiallng il§h,§,f.§,,’§°"f“ s °l°s°d “m” ‘ind Rm" d9v910pm9nt_ P010)’ 0f Sound agricultural

suregrince Edward Island can command the price which ’q.,..1.t,.; as.

Prince Edward Island as a Restricted Area will Mark of Unexoellod Agricultural Quality. "

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