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UUNE 131928 g _ me cri.lro.o'r'ri<i'rowi~1'ou.lrii>nri___ _ _ _ __ _ _exon

'I 'I A central Guardian A . plies. TRYON TID BITS ‘

. O showing luis or life in this regard- _ *EUEVIS ‘"0 ‘-5 is visiting here, the guest or her ' °”° 'Just 511111 eligllr-

1 E L 7’ ' ~ ` rf”-5 ‘fi thereby making crossings and heavy' Sister. Mrs. D. J. Thomson. ' H/eithgr n 7-' to gs In a_S50l'ted

._ _ _...___ fefresf; “We wig, .

l ' C f lo-(f">’p .=1 rlzasouans A' 'Tr1;I:n'::g:te“r°ii:ri';irh?gw;?>au.ll!s ogg; hi: . . nt” all hot

' 1 , P - . c0lll'iI'3.l imrchased ii _ucuushiiu roadster, me’

._ ‘ j;;f1i§=.=:%§;;§; Messrs. simeon lllcuell and n. J. _ in which he hopes to enjoy many S _AT I " 1 i , Muxinrion. st. Peters, metered to nonlrs 1°Axl_Pnone 443. Em- pleasant drives. ER ' . _ -f , . .

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Investment Counsel

Honest endeavour and careful study cannot of

them.

Advice based on our experience of judging lnv

values is offered without obligation alike to those who pup- chase ln hundreds or thousands of dollars.

We would be glad to get an unbiased report,

rlnrge, .on any Security an' investor may be interested in and we would caution the Public against making an ment or speculation without llrst getting a report through a Banker or li. reputable Investment Banking House, lally on the so-called GET RICH QUICK 0FFERlN¢.',~:, where unscrupulous salesmen promise and ln some cases guarantee, enormous profits in a short period of time,

Eastern Securities Co.

- INVESTMENT BANKERS

146 Richmond Strect, Charlottetown

St. .lohn Montreal

selves appraise solely the real value of Securities.

cstment

without

invest-

espec-

J Lid.

' ilalifax

“_ _A _gg Granada 26%

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9'5'“~ _ _ __ _ _ __ __ Hollinger 14.90

' . _ ___ _ _ _- Howey 89'/r

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Limited.

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91 ` ‘|12-__-,r 4g€`_ty€'» l-_ .y___l'| --- Mining Corp'n 3.35 .- .Q 6 __ ' Q Moran Hun .. zi i' : . .._._...__._., ,_ , ‘ . _*_ M ' h . . . . . .

' ~.- .gi '"‘\_»;if- ‘lo ny if .1 Nfitgef

._,i\r,‘\ 11| VV '_ T’ QE; 'A "` , _,_,..- lNipisslng ..

*_ ,L ‘ , _,1;|,)"' ' ' ___ ¢;___,7w- , _ _Jn Noranda.

i I ._-:ur Pom-rr Dori

g ii , ~ _-U i .‘ .yr Wal.; _ ._-,», x 1, ,in

__; -__._.,_\__ s I 75%. . ,- f !_i__ 4 _. ~ Pioneer . . . . .. \“"""'..\.»h-"'li..~‘--mWlil,¢¢` "9‘;' ' i-"""'W Sheritt Gordon .

ISLANI) CITY Paints and Variiishes

CLEAR and brilliant in colour: in

. a great variety of most pieaslns

glmigs, to brighten and beautify your home for you.

FOR exterior or interior work.

Made from the purest materials

nvgllnble, with the most modern machinery, by P. D. Dodds & C0~.

Ask for a Colour Card

` THE BETHUNE

HARDWARE C0., LTI).

_F .Hudson Bay 17.75

._ __ _, <t__y_ _ *_ _

\| i»_ .. 9- / Lake shore

All ‘ ':iif`f;:- "' 5'- -- HM _ _ _ \ , \\ _ \_¢;-u 1;. . _ _._-__g‘» Laval Quebec 18% 19% Y K enthusiastically of the Valley in \`_ H". .J .. _` ` = aS\§ iv -~ - uh ~ Malartic 1.42 , Qfgglfving) i;fe‘i____':; ;i°_;l_;_3:i_i__;7;:’mV:_i¢|`_lr0_l_: apple blossom time. ~

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f..\f.~,1;-.:=‘5-:ir Q5" ~ ‘-.,-"` -' scudaconu

_ Sudbury Basin ..

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0 Es gb nl'

Our business is to deliver to

the very best that the mines

iorth, and to |Ieliv0} it at tint provide .lust a air ll

le and no more.

W. D. GILLIS & ‘ __ mom in `

Packages Here for ____

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TESTED

21 m filigree Fitted Gomfura nnles vlllr um

Packages Here for

$109

Mrs. C. Large, Fitzroy St.

Area ._

Arno . . . . 19%' Amity Coppcr . _ . . 44%

Barry Hollinger . . 92 Bedford . . . .. . . . . 34 Bidgood 91% 78 Capital Rouyn . . 13% . . Central Manitoba 1.30 1.24 Clerlcy . . . . . . . . . .. . 20 I5 Crown Reserve .. . . . 54 Carona B Dome . . . . . . . . .. . 0 Federal Kirkland . . . 70

40 80 34

9° as

8.70 881

Grover Dale . . 9 9

14.50

17.00

1nt'l Nickel 91.50 92.00 Keeley . . . . . 61 63 Kirkland Lake 1.96 1.83 Kootenay Florence . 29% 29

._ 23.50 23.75

McIntyre 26.90

.. 40

.. 17

Teck Hughes 10.95 Tough Oakes 27 Treadwell Yukon 21.50 Towagmac 2.60 Vipond

Windfall

Wright Hargreaves

18.50

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60 54 10'/il. 9 4.20 4.40

P|MPlES LASTED WWZYMH

Very Large and Painful. Healed by Cuticura.

"M daughrefs lace was covered

with gimplel that were hard, vsy large and red. They fostered, and were eo thick that you could not pint a pil-l head between them. They also broke out on her ehonldsa and beck. They lished and burned, and the could hardly have her clothee touch her. they were so painful. Her face was badly dlsdgured. The trouble lasted over two yearn..

" I reed an advertit for Cuti-

cura Soap and Ointment so pur- chased some audit the end of three months she was healed." (Signed) Mrs. Horace Reynolds- NW G1"- gow, N. S., March 22. 1927.

Cudann Soap, Ointment and Tal-

cum are ideal for daily ioilot once.

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Depot; 'luminous I-. . I “Q-‘ °"`°3;"\i'¢¢»' "_'§l»"f$l§'§'§x`as¢.

Prince Edward F0!

Netting is made princip- ally for use in the salt- ladcn ah- of the Maritime Provinces and is extra heavily galvanised before weaving and after, makin! each twist in each mesh a braced and welded im- mcveeble hint: WSU mesh is true to else and strongly woven. Whll° U10 Netting il further strength- ened by extra strands of who on top, bottom and ends. Every roll has e. guaranteed lclllth of 150 feet, and opens out not and smooth, making s straight non-baeslho IM lwll-luv glng wall when erected.

WrlteorWin -Oiled-

__ w the City yesterday pire Hotel . ____ _ ___ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gamble have In I/Je store or on lb:

Mr. William 'Murphy, Southport. SEE OUR LARGE window for “mved mme 3599*' 3' P|¢B3U\l- V15" ’[lbone, always ask for and Mr. John Alfred McDonald. of display of wonderfful presents for 1" 3Yd“°Y~ when they met mmyl Hermanville, motored into Chariot- the June bride. The Rogers Hard- Ishmdem- °m°nK Wh°m WGN! MF-' gewwn Thursday eyenmg_ and were ware C°mpmy_ mm|t¢d_ and Mrs. Everett Ives, formerly of

guests at the Easter Hotel. 5030.g-1g.3| TTYUDA ~

companied by Rev. Canon Under- wood and Mr. Charles Anderson o Bridgetown, N. B. On Sunday morn- ing Rev. Mr. Miller preached in St.

past week has visited Crapaud, Springfield, Milton, Georgetown and Summerside.

rlsakl-:'s lloim scllool..-lrhe

following is the complete list for the year ending of the successful pupils of Peake‘s Road school that have

from the world famous Zanerian In- stitute. Winners of thc High or Business School certificate: Bertha M. McIntyre, Marlon Goodwin. Mlr~. lam Grant, Magdalene Grant, Rosel Ann Crane, Helen E. Clarkin, Er- nest J. Grant. Alvin R. Mcinnis. Winners of the Grammar Grade certificate: Elizabeth Mae Crane, Caroline Emily Grant. Elmer J. Grant, Sypriam T. Grant, Alton Crane. Daniel W. Mclnnis, Mary Josephine Hughes, Helen G. Hughes. Pearl Annie Hughes, Russel W. Clarkin, Allan Joseph McDonald. »

.als at the Orient Hotel, Victoriaz- G. R. and Mrs. Keefe. C. R. and' Mrs. Brow, Miss Nann Brow, Jas B. Brow, Charlottetown: A. Johnstone, Major Schurman, S'Side;C. E. Mac- Nutt. Ch'town; Chas. A. Cooke, Ot- tawa; J. O. H ndman Walter H nd

and Mrs. Allen and family. S'Slde;

lottetown.

MacLEAN-BROWN NUPTIALB

,Mr. Laughlin Maclean. looked very charming in n beautiful gown of blue satin crepe. with gold lace trimming. The wedldlng march was beautifully played hy the bride's sister. Miss Emily Maclean. The bride's travelling suit was black ducheee eatin with gold trimming and hat to match. After the cere- mony dll D! I hblmliiftll

I iiileei_i_’f¢r»°°\¢¢°» "kann", ind eruviite__:i__lril.iis

E“W.TAYLOR ' oillvmarrleu. 1 g§d3 §@“",m¢

3,..AYL01t_ it -~Moore&McLeod _ » I me rumor-meg w - amber ' Lliillteil. 1 s),§_£?";%?s;L?L§:°?r3d?n?¢; _

A ' " spullioufmmsconthfuunaoa.

and convenient to the city M

geuy has only begun me wmk ave to walt of improvement on the new place Most an the spuds are plunged

' show green and Farmer Jones withl

;li;e'Hmst on-ence’ was tried bemre s traction sprayer is hard at work!

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W d' ' spcctive homes in Tryon, and in the FS B' `°“med as W” 315° 3 man evening motored back to the city, arrested on a drunk charge. acccmpamed by Try,-,n f,-iendg

pretty bungalow is‘ that erected by Mrs 'Jas' Ilawson North Tryon ar-' MrSt` Wmiam D' Mnrphy' °f smith' rlved home Tuesday evening after a lzgr ' Extensive impr°"ements '#9 very enjoyable holiday spent touring Mf glxggggafge __8_;*_§_§1_f;_l_I__\1rlI¢_iI€r War the Annapolis valley. All were de-,

. . erman-

vme_ was out mere A da or two a 0 lghted with their trip and speak

' fcnce around the boundary of th -

26.25 e A very pretty wedding took place

39 g_r<;u_ni;ls 'ghere are seven acres in at St. James Presbyterian Manse.1_-___-___,._. _ 3.30 H D ' an 8' very picturesque situ' , Charlottetown, on Wednesday, June

11% 2 °"' 1 £§“"“’°“ `s“°“ld be mme cur. when the Rev, Bruce Muir unit-1

.. 38 37 prrgec B than it really is' as 3' ed indthe holy bonds of matrlmony! _

.. 46%, 46% su mer resmt' Miss Jessie Chisholm, daughter ofl . Si- .. 4.05 3.95 " __i\;r_r. ug: xrs__.li_rIni_es A. chgshui:-_ri___ to: _ u I1 e __-_

i r. a omas. o ny. _

322% 36?; RIQJOURING PR0vINCE'_ R'e"~}son of Jihn and Mrs. Thom£, Try-f ‘ 59 57% ediitgrt l)t'_llllel_C<;_fur_li_/ilddvl_;zto_;i,__ N. __S.,_on_ The happy bride looked charm-l

of M22 ' in ii‘f~::r.:“.;r§.“:.:§§.f:‘“.sa°:f::;°.°;zsi1 h W Id ‘ll h ll

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_ogg Maritimes is touring the eastern of navy blue trimmed Wim chi,-,__, e W' a _0~80- and central portions of the province mills, fur. The groom looked hisi '27 in the interests Of NS PD-P@1\ 8C- best in a navy blue suit. They were]

merited their caligraphy certilicateslserved.

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BASEBALL ,

A vcry fast and exciting game of

baseball was played yesterday be- tween the Secmegocs and the Regu- lar-Fellows, the latter winning bv the close margin of 1 run, thc

ore readin 9-8

sc g .

Line-up was as follows:

Regular Fellows Sccmcgoes

Catcher `

R. Bradley . . . . . . . . . . . .._ B. Maher

Pitcher

onlcur llorl-:l..-Recent arriv. °~ M“"“Y """"""""" " w‘ 5°”

lst. Base

J. Bradley . . . . . . . . . . . . ... F. Burk':_ | ana. Base '~ iN. Jenkins . . . . . . . . . ... J. McLean

3rd. Base

_J. McKinnon . . . . . . . .._ H. Ottaway

Short Stop

Y . Y '

man. Charlottetown; G. C. Brown, J' Harley R” Maha: 'H' Perkins' N°"°“; cms' st'°"s°"' B. Perry . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... C. Trainer

St. John, T. McCready, St. John; L Field

_ AE. Morris, Amherst; J. T. and '

Q Mm Cums_ SL Thom“_ ont; c_ A_ J. Chaisson_.b. .. F. Trainer

S l X - - Horton, Montague: H. C. and Mrs. '

,_ ,, ¢ Bowne” and “muy Nathan); DL J. Burke . . . . . . . . . . . . ... A. Larter

_FOX NETTING -, . _Crop Outlook

MONCTON,_ N. B., June 18.--Thr'

-The marriage of Mies Barbara crop outlook in Western Canada Ethel Maclean, daughter of Mr. continues to remain hishly P\’°m|S' and Mrs. James E. Macbcan, Nor- ills. accordlnll U0 the S¢V¢l\'~h Week' tham, to Rev. Andrew Brown, M.A. ly report of the Canadian Natlonal_ W. _ . B. D., pastor of the Presbyterian Railways issued today. With the,

Church, Tyne Valley, formerly of 'exception of a comer in the south- ,

Ulster, Ireland. t/oolrplace Tuesday, ern part of .Cenrtal Baskafchewaml - 0|] III\p0l't€l'S

June 12, at 11.30 at the home of the Redvllle to Willowbunch, all sec- blicle. The ceremony was perform- 'tions of the Pl-sirius report benc

ed by Rev. Mr. Jeans, pastor of the ficlal rains during the week and rreabrwmn church. summer-ue. are-iiieur reserve of moisture in »l '

Mm pred Bradley and M,s_ D_ THE ROGERS nAaDwA_m,_. The Ladies' Circle of the United Russels arrived home Saturday night Company’ Lmyted are p_ E_ I_ Dis_ Church mei 0" Thllfsdby Blternoon from Boston. w Spend the Summer tribuiuni for nuheroid moorings. “ “h” “°““’ °f M” °’“‘,“°S ”““°" months with their parents, Mr. and 6o3°_°_w_3i and spent an enjoyable/afternoon.

:,j:I,.;5 _._:1f" " * ` ;. Ol' YQ ` »'_i__';/;',;__. Z ~.~‘=-‘” sl °¢\ -.- 1 _i [ll .S “" "` $"‘*‘<=r“'-rr.;-rf;

A up on brakes, lights homs, etc, on* _M was a recent visitor to Tryon, ' gséight, gold

~ -‘O ` S ;.."f_ I WSPECTING C-5B3~"A ‘meek a Mr. Brenton Ramsay, Alberton _, » Af ""`3""`<L‘»2~r$@

A N 5 ,_..,r;s;:-§.=.;; -=-

L OL M/ ‘,,'g',"""'M“"‘ " ' traffic more safe for pedestrians -

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1) D ` “um is being made these days nuanakrrso olnrralznr Ybl L .CHSP wgf

tb /_TE \ by police officers who are ' "EA Mrs Elizabeth Ramsay, Alberion, ended Iced ' erf with d

WAFERS

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l 11 nr of a :lr Gnvmrov-Gu_¢-rlf all Ywtullnl Wllllgdlu.

l ‘ Messrs. Dan McNeil and J. P. Mc- ~~~ - ---f .f~ VY- Y ----~. ~- , Y A r ' W ~

Mr. A. McG. McDonald, Mayor of C(:`n‘:,EnyR£g§t|;’§ M: A:m?r_‘:uABEwm Innls. Summerside. visited ‘Tryon on _|ground. *ber of places it is reported to be in '

_ C,,mpbe||wn_ N_ B_ and M,.S_ Mc_ for R E_ L for me wlebmwd Gut” Wednesday in the interests of their There has_been some slight dam- shot. blade, stands are now about Donald mowred to the city yesier- percha mes and t_ubes_ _ _ respective firms. age from wire and cut worms re- eight inches high in Saskatchewan.

day and are having onqegum gms wa0_s_m_3l _ ported lil the vicinity of Lassburn. ten inches high in _Alberta and mornmm '§he_E_’r=e:byerian_s of North Tryon_A1bcl-ta, but otherwise there has twelve inches _high in Manitoba.

WERE sUCCEssFUL___Ewa Je____ ;l:)wsl;Cbl;c__¥ :8l‘:__§> ein-‘gd 19;; hgxexlg b;e_n__:lo _dagiage fi;_i_Jm_sany cau_s_;. Fall rye is neaci_l_rig out. pastuyles arg

_____.,>__ kms_ Marlon G_____d_ Lash Kem_edy_ has been s__pp_y_n.g _n .Nonrg Tr on_a C 3 ig est op m m prevai . green and _con iiions genera y ai _ Lloyd Ba‘derston_ Mudmd Far “_ Y cndtons generally are similar|cntlrely satisfacioiy. _ _

STANDARD MINING EXCHANGE harson me “ve u ns of q Will HOW Z0 I/0 KGDSIHBDOD- to those existng in 1923 when one of I With showers. more or loss geiiei-

-i f Roads 'school Lot gapwho medclthws , » the largest crops in history was_a.l for the past tcli days, clear worm

Quotations furnished through court- uhm h l' ’ . e. M0’/le fans "Om “U 5f°\U\d-Bath-,prcduced, wheat is siooling out well rweallzcr can iiow bc expected with

the possible exception of the Mlnnki and Portage sub~cIlvislon in Manl- toba, further rains will not work an injury. A featllre of the crop re- ports io date has been the almost entire absence ol damage from cur. worms and weeds. Only one point has any reference to trouble from weeds and that is the district from Maryflcld to Carlyle. Saskatchewan, where wild oats are causing some

D Sc oo exams. were success- . . . .

esy of ' ered Bt Cfipilld 011 W€d1'\€SdBY. f0l' throughout the west and in a num- ‘benefit to the crops though with

Louis M, /i'nv|;|,[, 3, (10,, ful i" °b"“‘“i“¢ °°’°m°“'°°5- This all roads led there, it being the reg-' ._ .. ._

iloublc.

attended by Mr. and Mrs. Earle;

f Boulter, sister of the bride. Thc.

wedding party then motored to thc' Queen Hotel, where the wedding,

Petei-'s Cathedral and during the dinner was served. In the evening

ii ////do

new situation ls both handsome for a hair cut and see how long you \

A - Mr- be ' ' ` K K

Ahnnu ........... ..s2.'lo s 2:15 on totheyfu hm°v°d his b”“dm‘S T’Y°" Sh°P T“°Sd“Y ““d-‘”°"- in? X 7'

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A t N N “Ep 5': ich he purchased’ "me m°"thS' popular here as in Crapaud Ifi A I `

rgmizlu _ ’ _ ~ .'

Amu_e__ __ __ _H5/4 335 ago from Mr. Perley Mutch. The you don; believe m¢_ Why just try ,

fleets great credit on their teach- ~ _ ‘_ .

char-lntlstown ofnw re _ ular night for Yeos movies. _ ,_ _ - -~ - - - __

June H June 18 er. Miss Mary MacKinnon. » 1 M I M K ___ __ K -

1923 ‘MPR __ r van c seman pop ar ar-i

Close Lame Kglylgg' PR0PER)~'Y r, of Crapaud, was in his North

Onda 17.; Wh tc farm at s°“°hP°"t ort Ivan has thc goods, and is just K _

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t_$ei;;l_ay___ m_;>r;iinl¢. the defendant kmmg U55' e C' \ \ //! e g ne 200.00 or three months ~ ~ _

in _iniii he paid the fine. A case of Luigi' ,§"gi°‘-1-1 53:2' - \` \. ‘ "I

abusive mnguage was assessed me m sid s ' nt S nda 'at their e-' \

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they motored to the bride's home ati North Tryon, where the immediatcf _ _ - relatives and friends were present to receive them. A buffet lunch was

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were there to wish this popular young couple many happy years of . edded bliss, a bountiful lunch was. 1

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As any Business Man- Looks at Lubrication

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i‘Hcali.h is essential to .success iii my blis- illess. I’ve got to mailliain my physical mach- inery in prime conditoil, or my husiliéss pays the pellalixy. I’m ready to buy or try anything I need to play the ninth inliing as well as the

lirst.’

“My car is essential lo both business and pleasure. Illever think ill any important matter like lubrication. I buy “1VlA.IESTI(`." MOTOR OIL because it insures the perli`e~cli ` health of my car.”

in the presence of only the imma- ‘ M ~ °’ --“F-W” - -fm i ' ' `"""""""""‘l"""'-----»`“"" _ dia¢'e relatives. The bride. who was

...et 1.. ......i.,. by nr i.r.n...,. rrl-is cases By'Barrl°.Payrwl,~

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