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“Ketchup on ﬁsh, djﬁpg, 9|- omeleis brings added en. . ' " , L

$5 Natiqgal 3°‘ a-ae

The strength of ‘ the wheat every loaf.

YOUR EYES

Your eyea are too precious to neglect, and you have probably forgotten that it la a_ long time since you had them examined.

Are your glasses as correct

' . other age, after a llngeningdilnses. Iof heart -trouble. Mrs. Dewar was __- |a woman of high standing‘? her ._.VIHOP than Helium's Catalog communityhklnd and most osplt- -—-- able in her home andyery. v eat “WORD CAR ‘FOR SALE AT‘ in her sufferings which de rved bargain. Apply Bruce Yeo atiher of a-greet many social pleas- Georgetown, Friday—l876--i-22-5i lures in lite. She was of ‘of-reserv- le-d disposition and yet always a ..'EA8TERN AGENT. —Mr. J.{true and trusted friend and kind in W. Murdock is now Guardian Agwall her associations. She leaves ent in Montague and will be pleas-“to _mourn theirssd loss. besides a ed to receive news items, advertis- sorrowlng husband eight children: ing, Job Printing, new and renew- James of Montague; Beecher sl subscriptions. tf ‘and Howard at- home; Ivan, West- -.—- ern Canada; Mrs. George McDon- -~--'|'MP9‘RT*NT ANNOUNCE altl, Montague; Ruth of Boston and MENT-lfhe parishioners of St. Nina at home. Another ' son Mary's Parish. lSouris will hold Abner made the supreme sacrifice their annual Mammoth Tea Party in the Great War. Funeral ser- on Wednesday. July 16th. Remem-‘vices were conducted at ‘the home her the date. 26394-2931 of Rev. C. E. Armstrong _0f the --- ‘Christ-inn Church’ after which in- "JCHOI-CE BANNER SEED ternient took place in Bruedneil OATS-For sale 1000 bushels, Cemetery- grown by bile undersigned from No.‘ 1 Registered Prince County Seed.‘ This oats is the third generation from selecting by hand the best heads from seed plots.’ Will ex- change for ordinary oats‘ by pﬂylng a fair difference. Writs for particul. ars, M, C. McGowan, Kilmuir. 2635-4424-31

Western, Guardian

,-CHDP from HOIIIII-ifl Catalog

—WANTED—-A housekeeper or man and wife to work on farm. Apply to David Lefurgey, Bummer- side, P. E. I. 3i

-DON'T Miss AUCTION 8ALE at iPatenson Walker's, Kensington, See his herd elf choice/much cows.

-WHO WILL BUY the Bentley homestead front Patterson Walk- er, Kensingtonf This is one of the nicest homes in the Province

--THE AUCTION ‘SALE which was to beheld on the premises of Wm. S. McDonald, Clerniont, has been postponed" until May 9th on account of the condition of the roads.—-2669-9-4-25-4i.

-BUMMERSIDE ‘AGENT. —Mr Byron MacDonaldof the MacDon- ald Drug Co., is now Guardian rep resentative in Summerslde and will be pleased to receive news, advertising, and Job Printing. Mr. MacDonald sells the Morning Guardian at his store. His tele- phone No. is 12-2. t!

PERSONALS

-—.Mr. Morton Isarklns has return- ed to his home in Belmont, iLotx16. ntter visiting his sister, lMrs. Nel- son Clark, Clermon-t.-—-‘S.

....'PLAY A SUCCESSF-ililaster Monday night was suitably celebra- ted ln Georgetown when the Geor- getown Dramatic isoclely under the management of Mr. P. A. Scully and ‘under the auspices of 3t. Church presented to a packed hou- se their damedy drama. entitle: “Strife or blaster and Man." A who are acquainted with Mr. Scul- iy and with the various performanc- cs in which hte manages and takes part went to tho hall with the ex pectatlon of receiving a real treat and although several excellent plays have been staged under this and other management. yet never. wasjthere on-e that received more‘ applause and more lfavoralhle com- ments than “Strife? The plot was ‘splendid one, interspersed with ab. Mrs/to .5£-RE-Av|-'_M.5.NT__ Th,» undance of comedy, stlrrlngscencs death occurred in St. John on Mon. 311d tmgic ﬂlllmnxeﬁ. it BhW-Vﬂd 101111 day 21st, of Mr. Joseph Lavandier. the rare treachery 0i’ 11 11111113910115 formerly o; (georgetown at [he agewillain, the lawless sctsoi a frene- of twenty-five; Deceased had ibeen i’? "101; the‘ llmpliicilhfillth “d ‘Egg in fallin heal for some ‘time,.rbut ° 11 11° 9 8 1' - a" l 9 i117“ P58 w-The Pwlllirdfillefmﬂnl. T681?! has pol-ﬁe his‘ prolonged “ma” devotion to duty of an honest tn learn of iihe departure of Mnlwnh Christian fortitude and ream workmair The cast of characters William S. MacDonald one of the “atom He w“ much esteemed by consisted of-fourteen amateur piny- vmst Prominent farms" of "115 "1- all and will be sorely missed. He ers. whowlthout exception -nerfvrm< cinity. who is about to sell hi most leaves m mourn a man“ his 1110.80 their several parts most credit. beautiful residence and farm, Mr. we“ Mm Mary Lavandler of a~bly."l‘he heroines partLaur-a Bell 11ml MPS- Mlcnmaid ‘mud residinglGeorgetow-n and one shter. Mrs. w“ "W911 ‘bi’ M165 15311811 MOTPIS 111 Ulah- U- $-,A--111"1 We W“ memﬂtuius Clorey and his brother Gil- W110 111 1181‘ 11811111 ‘P16881118. and WP every was“ 111 111911‘ 11W’ “mes” bert who was with him at the time 1111c "leaner performed her part w S "‘ h“ “°““‘- s’“°"° “mp” “‘313.312"Fislldﬁflfiih.°§..2§..“.2§‘ plause from the large audience. A COIOFBdO 34111118 1111111 111111 l0 Mrs, HWIDEE“ the hero's mother war, marry before Armistice day, 19234 ....°ISI..AN.DER'S DEA'TH.— Theplayed .by Mrs, F, Delorig and all or lose a fortune of $02,000. ‘death occurred at St. John of Jos iwlw have seen Mm Delgfjg Act m, BN1, ‘Dilvﬂndiﬁr. T°1‘11181‘1Y 0f Gwriiﬂvprevious occasions knew what to town ubfter a. short llinesﬂ. H9 W85 expcct and indeed they were not "much esteemed for his vhsriwblqalsttppbnrtsa iior this difficult p811 land lcvalhl-e disposition and will belwmd- no; lbs sored moremllslaq -s'arely missed not only my those t0 tory even by a ‘professional? Dolly,

"JWBSTERN CANADA FEED OATS. Due to arrive edrly in May. direct car to Murray River. Good quality, clipper cleaned. Also car "Bran and Shorts. Cornmeal, Crack- ed ‘Corn, Rotllcd Oats and Oatmeal, selling oi‘ Oars, small advance over ccst. Write for prices. Book your order. Will notify you on arrival. M. C. McGowan, Kllmulr.

. 2662-4-2541

—Mr. Percy MOCDPVlIIBpCIQIIIIODI, has recently completed threshing his grain crop and reports the ‘grain to have turned out excellent-S.

—Mr. Robt. Jardine formerly manager of the Canadian. Bank of Commerce alt Kensington is home from Amherst, N. S. on n short visit. K.

‘ . extended to the bereaved fantlly.

Switzerland has built a sua| school high in the Alps for thcl treatment of ailing children.

lt has been found that the actual

today no the day you 'had' themmide?

Changes in the eye are often so gradual as not to‘ give any warning.

Our examination will teil_ the exact condition of your eyes. - You owe It to yourself to ~ ﬁnd out NOW. .

Consult

H. J. MABON Optometrist

Montague Office Connected With Store

[Buy a.‘

TDMY

of the best polishes.

17c

4 oz. bottles Regular 25c.

' for house cleaning.

whom he endowed himﬂelf ‘b!!! PB-P-‘wss acted by Miss Bessie McDonald

work o‘ the "busy" bee is perform"tlcnlsrly by those that were near “mm imm-y, a 510k chm, .by M535

ed in about half a. day.

THE content-lug

. played by’ Mr. Jjohn Gotell, Arlstutte

nart otnnzdae Henry rBllllaoili can, hardly be considered an amateur for ‘the pant played iby him in this and other performances show that Mr. Scully resllydeseritss to be cel- led more-then an amateur. ‘Mr. P. J. Boudreauit in the role of Herold Thomas, performed the part of the villian to perfection. ‘Mr. Boudre- aullt _is well acquainted with the

tenors. Julius and Nob. the former played by Mr. H. Mnrtell thelattsr by Mr. Joseph MdPhee acted well their parts as colored gentlemnu and supplld a great deal of the co» medy for the performance. Joe. needless to say, performed his part according to his old time manner and deserves special mention for the manner in which he acted his part and some of the comedy sup. plied although altogether original ‘by Mr. McPhee measured up to any that has ever been heard here. Mr. Martel], his fellow workman, al- though thia is his first‘ appearance on the stage acted exceedingly well. l-lans Von Surdt, the dutch cook

Thom-pkinsoxl and Horatio Squash, the Judge's most intimate friends acted .by Mr, Frederick Delorle and Mr. ‘Alex Bouchard, respectively, penformetl roles ulloted to them in a capable manner, The IJUHCGYHHIYS part was capnbly acted by Mr. Frank McLean, the mob scanescpm- prised of about ten player-s was very exciting and credit is due tlw participants l nthe scene. A large sum cl.’ money was realized from. the door receip-ts and from the isslei

_.'Mr. Alexander Dglorlc, Vern- on. is visiting Georgetown-ﬁt,

__*M:lss Estelle Morris, George; town. is visiting Chsrlottctowm-A.

__"Mlss dsalbel Morrissey, George- town is visiting friends in Char- lottets-wnw-A.

town ,is visiting friends in George- toym.—A.

_-*Miss Lavina Morris of St. Peters. is in the city attending the

gand -dear to him. A loving wife.‘ Mildred Donovan who are worthy ‘mother and sisters also one broth-er of slreclﬁl mention {or although are left to mourn. Y011118 ﬁnd 01d their parts were less important. yct taiike found joy in his DTQQBIWB- Hi1! the capable manner in which they christian fortitude and his patience were acted brought forth most tav-

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q Sh“ Bail, were xvondenful through his illness. unable comments. Mr. James Con- ll-le was "tenderly cared for by his don who acted the pant of Henry 'cappcdHbckor Jovlng wife. Sincere sympathy 18 Hensell, the hero, deserves special

Bur 't|' —for

will reduce UVIOII‘ and leave no blem- ishes. Stops lameness promptly. Does ~-*DEATH 0F bliilRSb ALED); llll lllhhf or remove the hair, and the DEWAR- “M71 n" e a De"? t hone cnn be worked. $2.50: bottle, do. loved wife‘ of Alexander euar o gum; g R In‘, Brudenoli was celled to her reward

mention for the manner in which he performed his part although u. moot difficult one, cannot be pas- Ted over without a special men. tlon made 0i’ it. The applause giv- en by the audience on many occas- sions testify to Mr. Condoms ability

Iextenrl-ed to the family in their and ‘and sudden affliction. iMay his s-onl treat in'peace.—A.

as an actor. Mr. Scully the veteranpentllng to matters in connection

Teachers Convention.

-.'Mios Helen Stewart who has ‘been visiting Mrs. Fred Delorie, Georgetown. left Tuesday for Char- lotvctown.‘—A.

__'Mr. James Fitzgerald who has been visiting his parents Cnpt. and Mrs. Fitzgerald, Georgetown left, for St. lliunstanls University. Char- lotttcown-A.

-_'Mr. Fredericktd. hluilaily of ‘Souris, is in the city this week at-

stage and as usual merited the‘ wall earned applause from his lls- . _

picked Beam, Yellow Eye Beans. etc.‘

__'lMr. Joseph Kiggins, ‘teacher. d1 Mm d d G _ Alberton, iswlslting his lbrother. 221?? "Ruin '_’°2.,,,,?_" p23,: Rev. Father Klggi-xis, Georgetown. 56m‘, on“, ;_.__.' C2; “arm “A - Sweet Clover, etc.

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Aproduct of The Quaker Mills, Peterborough end Saskatoon

- APRIL 25. 1924 ‘i 7

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Bake what ‘you wilk-breed. pies or cake“ ‘ you will get satisfactory results every time if -you use-QuakerFlodr. ' Quaker Flour iselways of uniform quality. 1g l8 milled to-a-highletandird. hmlﬂy y to maintain thatstandard- It ismade entirely _ "from the finesthard western ‘wheat. ‘ ‘ ‘By actual daily "tests iniourowrrbake shop, Quaker Flour is proven the best for all baking

' Always fhcSame-Alwags the Bel -It is easy -to bake home-made bread the

Quaker wxfy. Write for our‘ tested recipes. They will be maifed to .you without charge.

purposes.

Bold by beet Retail Dealers In Prlttoeidvaard inland N R-ﬂgnbury, Ltd" Wholegllﬁ Dietributor, Charlottetown A, G, Perth, Prince Edward Island representative for Quaker Oats Comvl"!

__ a ‘ _ L ‘ . §1§.§Z3“l;.“il§?‘$J‘J..‘Z.‘f“l§.;§"%.§1lI-. FL°UR’ FEEDS? encore-vs sromrs» lottetown.—.—A. J REASONABLY A

f Mlnartfs Liniment For Spralno Rim“ R°°d F"°""- bmwflsv 98°’ I I PRICED 49a, 24a. Bran, Shorts, Oil Cake - l C k d C t PERSONALS lif.';...°2;l;".°;..... Sit. .22.".

Oats, Oatmeal. ‘Rolled Oats, Hand

“GOVERNMENT STANDARD - SEEDS"

No. 1 Nickel Timothy. True No. 1 Late Mammoth Queen, Ne, 1 Rose Aicike ‘Clover, ‘Pwo and Six Bowed Imported ,Barley, White Russian and White Fyfe Wheat. Field Peas,

W. A. JOHNSTONE, Montague 2656-4-25fw12i.

RHEUMATISM

Minartfe penetrates to the rhot

of the trouble and eases pain. The universal remedy.

‘MINAUS,

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WJNeunglnmfu Lyrnlnlmdlruollbeal Tuesday. Feb. 26th in the 70th year manager and player who acted thowlth the Teachers Convention.

LiNIM

Buckwheat, Vetchea, Turnip Seed, _

, ptionaliy good prim.

We have some very ilneflllmendl It Nothing in the world gives aueh charm and elegance to the wur an the glittering my: of fine Diamonds. They are a wlee lnvﬂtlm u they last forever. _ They are PRICED by SIZE and PURITY. Come let us show you our stock.

0. W. PATIEIISQI

JEWELLER WCGRELT GEORGE STRE

good supply of Furniture Polish “Liquid Veneer” is one

‘these days.

last we are selling

_ ftblltzjws: M , 12 oz. bottles “ - e er ops’ 90¢ Regular 50¢ - Regular $1.25

No doubt you will want a new Mop one of Buy it today. the well known “O-Cedar” mops as

[$.45

“O-Cedar” Mops dtegular $2.00

W'hile they

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ularly ‘sold

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TODAY

100 pairs superior

' ityv English Flannelette ‘ Blankets, heavy ‘weight, wihipped singly, wear and Z -

A Wash splendidly, size 60x

i‘ 80 inches. Per pair

qual-

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Except S Paint, —Muresco, -—“_Royal Cleaners.”- Thcse we are under contract not to sell at out prices.

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1w“?! Fm] A designs. Per yard

‘ .1.500._yards prettyPrint . ,e. bigrange of

f roam

Brass tubular extension rods with large sil- vered ends. Complete with bracket. Reg-

at 15c. each. for

Iillll Twenty doaeng Ladies’ Fine lilmibroidered Hand- kerchiefs, veny pretty de- signs, woriih from 25c to 40c each-while they last

6 for . .

. Barpet Squares , “A111; 223KB , Qurkithay-Jiek s‘ n? ’ . Q _ n‘ I ' ‘ , I V I e 25 p. c. to pa. tiff TOWN-Limos ; filmllillliﬁ ‘ﬁoyermge . - . _ ~ ‘ rownps - : ‘ . - ‘ H dd.fl lyWi ~12 1v1- ' Thus d two." o-fthmostdssir-‘ vetugrflde 'si1%p£gr:yyS iﬁeg-ili BED SPREAW- able ‘Curgizrairiitfgqre-éﬂl S ,, _ gtfidthundreds . . ‘ .1 ,.¢ .‘ ,_ _ . colorings’, rom“$2 to"$_150, less 25% to QHEEqq-Ngg ,. Qf pairs ‘of iove§¥“?$u¥~ile_ n8-—-'C1'9i1°1111°9 . 50% m‘ ‘ Prbbowﬂcomons. ' ‘ ‘an?! fumlaggigghrgtngh of every A i v i i FLANNELETTES-Ailngiieh and Cana- BLANKETS - 3 W*‘PJ'D' ﬂaw???“ h: ' . - ‘ , ‘ dish-plain colors, laso stripes ONE- ' ‘ I b “ilgimn ‘m ma??? ramp OFF. j - ALL . r<>11@rs-1n¢111<1111t.1'§¢V9115 ﬂiiillilliic~ ¢ ﬁ -~1m~<s.-d,l,,,~ f... : . soften flgrtgjggfjc ‘=93,

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