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PPROBATION BILLS ARE mm

5 purely as a service and conven fence to our customers. OUR PART is

to supply you the goods, when and where you want them YOUR PART

- make the settlement punctually

Only on a basis of prompt payments

can this appro service be carried on

“YOUR MOVE! Thank you.

MOORE 6 I"I LEOD uiiiirn

Busters Guardian

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..°t:i»u\iiLo‘|-ra1'ovim cunt vu week, .nuy mio 1a

mo e ni an

..°iiiou'rAeus Monet nacls

Wdnesday, August 18th

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...JREBERVE JULY 80TH for

Hg Matinee Race at Georgetown Horsemen should have entries in as soon as possible. 88507 9 I-li

..°sAs1'£nN Aocnr -Mr. J.

W Murdock is now Guardian Ag

t in Montague and will be pleas to receive news items, advertis

ing Job Printing, new and renew al subscriptions

..°REMEMBER THE "OLD

Home" Tea at Bouris on July 16th Trains from Charlottetown and El mira, both held until 580 p. m Special music and attractions See posters for particulars

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SPECIAL BARGAINS in Men's

Women’s and -Children’s shoes at Poole & Thompsons 8356 7 9 3i

‘IF Yi0U WANT to learn what

a real bargain in Boots and Shoes is call at Poole & Thompson

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*FULL STAFF-Sourls School

Nic 141 has secured its full staff of teachers

*MONTAGUE - Rev M 0

Brlnton. will preach in Montague Sunday, July 13th ut 11 a m in Georgetown at .i p in and in Stur geen at 7 p in

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FINAL IIDTIIIE

WE HAVE MAILED statements to all persons having

paid accounts on our books.

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*ROAD WORK-There is In

creased road work. going on this week on the unfinished project St Beter's-Elmira The work is belnz done by day`s work, under the guidance of the respective road masters in eacii district This is a vuoil plan Mr Leo Gillis Clear Spring Mr. Frank M Gillis Clear mining iur Braun melanie, net manviile Mr Lee S McCormack, Ilockbarra. etc etc. are now at

WE .ARE NOW preparinga list of ai-1 accounts still uu- __ work in their respective districts

paid. This list will shortly be placed in the hands Me” are “°m°wha" scarce 'md the

, 1 fl h ~ d t ca very much ~, of our attorneys with instructions to collect same mi, Hlglelgorg arxluousre mad work

through the courts. ,___

with pick and shovel.

IF YOUR ACCOUNT IS UNPNID please call at our office

~ today and make payment. Otherwise you will have industry for the season of 1924

` nobody but yourself to blame. ' along the North Shore of the island

may be said to be closed. True

THIS NOTICE IS FINAL as we are winding up our bus

..*THE FISHING. -The !iB.hil18

-were ssh"

.there are chances for the taking [of coil and mackerel during -the

i summer and fall, but the expcri~

Ience of late years is that this kind

,f-`Q ,_ 1;; of fishing amounts almost nil.

. V (ww L \ L] /` V .though it used to be, in times Past. ‘b ~ _,.` H 'D \/“- , _ _ ,___ the principal fishing lndustry of

. i/WN) D <f\_.»__ V ‘ ,. ,_,__the 1sia_r;d.f Tb_e_fls_l:;sr_;rier; ia;-shunt

" 11"’ prepare or s n o s ng

3 ® é C5 _ / f\, \, ‘_ i` Iii; our harhioriess coast along the " _ , f’\\/ J ,_ ,Q4-yA/Lf/ \,.f / .North Side. The big gasoline

.-"" _ . - ' -' ' ` Q boats used for lobster fishing are

,_ "~_‘ " -- ~' ~" -~ , - .e - - ~ -/ hoo henvy for two or three men to if ` ` llaunch and iiiiul up again on the

905011 0|' l‘0Ck. Safely above irish

'tidc. Probably at Noufrage there ‘muy be codfisliing.

“ESTHER” THE BEAUTIFUL QU EENI PE'f°_"_"LS

, ..‘Mlss Mary June McCormick,

_ DI1RlllatlZed the Rockbarru, visited Searls Tuesday

evenin and returned by train

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-~--- A I 1 hmm W" put upon may the first of Au§st.

`andnwtli-.sa asked if be was guilty.|

He said, “Not guilty. your honor,

M H not guilty." He was then asked.

"Are you prepaged for trii;l?';_

- no," said he, on"t care o o. er

C0mlnenclng at 8 P. M. you to try me. l don't want to put

» you to that trouble. I would just as

soon go without it." “But you must

_ Ch f 50 V _ be tr-led," slaid the gud_ge.S "Well"

' _ hesad. " smren 1.' o

1,' orus 0 olces called Tim Rafferty. The

"' Soprano Soloist-Miss A_ C. Hunter, of 0’Leary, P. E, |_ "IMI 100385 ll- him *ld

-Men’s Glee Chorua him as he was going to the Freotown "Male Quai-tette." stand “Your honor," said

Admission, Monday night by tickets that have been purchased before "hm man smug t° ba

that date. , against me?" "Yes, I

Tickets may be purcfhased at the door. ` .l.';.£]_°'§,|;?‘1 ]lI;{;l0l:_I.?tr|.f:.}.h

a4;Va7it;i; the Guardian for further announcement of performances. draw my plea of not guilty, and I

_ 9' ` 'IL plead guilty; not that I am guilty, ii but l want to save 'l‘im Rafferty's

___ _ , _ __ __ _ soul."

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GETRMBY FUR HAYING Tm °;‘..:°.:.:“:::.:i“;ztizzieiz. 53;:

nieringf” he asked. "No," replied the ether: “i just picked it np.“

____ __ i-laying time will soon ba ’ 7' ‘ `__ “E a

, hers and new la the time to _ _,_ ‘f‘>; \ ' Rn”

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.. ooo if you are fully equipped _ _ _ _i , with all me neoinlrv iw- i I 5 ` 9-`“' € . I .Ii _ii . '

plsrneiildidbrs are s fcrwoug- - b-_tt ' _ j_,f»j _/_

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goettionz worth heeding.

. _ 'mn BEST IN scvrnas

"guy ¢iii,&i, Nvitiy immune mi af tm right ami- to _hold the keen ouwng edge that into longest and cuts the cleanest. V ' ~ -

E RYTHlNG_ ,FOR THE' HAY I ` fdtlisr I

ma min we an murine-

a complete tim ei Hay camera Hly

.sim rm, , ~,.,~ Fork -,Witt Rory.

Fly 'I I

his Alpha. an Omega. the

and the end, the first and

stills, is full of symbols of which

--SHOP

-CHARLOTTIIDWN. Q

Weew, July 14 to 19. 880 3 uni

-POLlCEuCOUi:1'°-'Pwo drunks

were each ns 2 and costa on Monday mornin at the patio court.

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-LADIE8‘ FELT -HATS in all

the latest shades just received at Sinclair’s 9426 'l 11 iii

-BARGAINS in Childrens

dress hats at Slnclair's. 8426 'I 112|

-RIGHT CN THE JOI ig, two weeks of dry, warm wee er, we here, can thank His Worahlb, the Mayor anti Councillors for pro- mptness to duty, as the watering cart can been sem sprinkling the Streets as early as 5 a m and con tinulng at the job thoroughout the day, the town teamster see that citizens are not troubled wi h any dust

--WHITE SILK AND CFIEPE

HAT8 to wear with your summer dress at Sinclair's 842671121

-HOME FOR BURIAL. -Chas.

Preston MacDougall, of Riverside Ave, Medford, Mass. sen fo the late Alex MacDougail of Spring field, when in bathing in the Mystic River was seized with cramps and before aid could be summoned he was drowned His widow, miother nad brother and sister. accompanied the rerrihins home Having served overseas in the American Army, the G W V A of 0Leary took charge of the funeral arrangements Rev Mr Stevens preached the sermon and burial took place in the Bethel Cemetery Much sympathy was expressed to the fumily at his passing, at the early nge of thirty 0Il0

PERSONALS

--Miss Lillian Cox, of Boston is

spending the summer here. the guest of her uiucie, Mr Wilfred Tunton, M. L. A. Alberton.

-M_r. and Mrs. Emerson McNeill

and family motored down from Toronto last week to spend a brief holiday with Mr. MacN_eill'a par- ents, Mr. rand Mrs. M. A. MacNeiil, Alborton.

-Miss Eleanor Murphy, daught-

er of lion. Stinisiior l’. C. Murphy, is spending a brief holiday in Al- berton with friends.

--Miss Shea, of Dorchester,

Mass is visiting in town' guest of Miss Gladys Sullivan. H,

McDcri

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Fr. Slnnot, of

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Charlottetown

the Retreat they are ed here by Rev. Fr.

Montreal

-Mr and Mrs. D. A. land, Me, with their sons, Harold. Hurry and Albert. ed to the island a few ilnys They spent a few days at ,lmne and passed through Wednesday en route to

where they will'

the home of Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. ,John ex oct to return to

week

MAIPEIIIIE

our common no public sign

marked the the page of assured it is

remembered in the

of a loyal people sing "Oh Canada noble heritage-ii

flowing with milk and

should be gratefully every true Canadian, may experience of the year teach more and more the need of

ing to he s law 'abiding and

CHI)

Rev. Mr. Partridge, of

` River, Nora Scotia, preached much acceptance t olnrgc es in the church at Malpoque both services on Sunday, June

_'rho iiiorsing text was "i

and he prefaced his stating that the Book of

text is one of the most

He referred to Jesus

"A" and the "Z" of the religion--the alphabet-not ing with "M. U. D.“ but the

Alphgbel complete in himself apes er presented to his

an indispeuibiel sit

invincible and

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Pretty Summer Dresses

Many handsome styles In Ladies and Misses Dresses

of Canton Crepe, Wool Grape, Linonyqlnghdtn, Ghdmbriiy. Voile and many other fashionable materials. All slice $5.00 to $49.00.

A good line of ladies house and porch dresses in Ging-

ham. Chnrnbray and Prints. All prettliy trimmed with organdle tucks and contrasting ooiora. Ailiolzea Iflbitidlng many good styles In overolzel. $1.75 to $4.65.

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Dainty Blouses and Over Blouses

_ Voile Over Blouses trimmed with lacaftuokl and fgncy

hemstitchind, very fins quality. Some with frilly fronts. $3.75 to $5.75.

Iilany bther pretty models -in Silk, Silk Knit mhteriois,

Brcadvrny Cloths. Voile, Uniitlsl and Crepe Do Chants. The Silk and Qiik tyiltl come in many bclutifuI`ci\`&de¢ ol' crap apple, ou'nfI6v`rer, green, nairy, sand and hhie. All mixes. '

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A new im ei eimamrs som" " Hier aoii i-isis. plain with

fancy top 55s. Values for 40°.

Chii|dron’a fins Silk Sox, rib tops, pink, sky and virhlte.

Special price Bde.

A beautiful range of ladies Silk i-Idos in lil but

shades. Special 591:, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50. $1.65, $2.26. Fine Glove Silk $3.25.

All alxes In girls and boys Rib Cotton Hole, black,

white. brown. 25a pair-

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Ladies white Miiin sport Hats emu.

All 8prlng.Hat; clearing at big reductions.

Ladies and Cliiiclrsriii B`ati\in'g Suite, Wool and,Cotto'i\

$1.95 and 86.25.

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in trainllix If the School Nazareth woul have _ wise considerable treti.tmm,_i.. and be disciplined not only, ‘ln

foundation and the frame Work

builiJ.'n_gs_bnt alsp.,in _the character bniiuin which will stand ine test of eternity.

The Cemetery cominitteg

connection _with Princeton-r can gregation with the _ 'noe . o

twp menifrom Suri: `r e, _, `ar About forty of the represen -tiv-

Dllfllins A lilac hedke In pl(_c_o.o es of Hamilton district nassaui) .. , 4,. ,_, .....- tlle old fence which fb l t their school on Friday, an' ill-s. Pgfgf M Nh; bf

:_\_lll'l;i;n:i_l__i}H:lil_s _totuits ciizsctigg ziezoin-_:storm on _To '__ .':2:.°"= i. ~ i*.1t..¢.:':i»~. :--2.:-.fre 252. .Ka ‘~ ii' °h,¢1? hh prosen . _sag na Ious' H

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have not, and adding to what we `

have." The evening _text was Fanning School,

“This is my beloved S_cn. In whom being'

I am well pleased_'_' _and again "ls

not this the Carp'eriIei~‘s Son." and e

in coupling these paging; be

spoke at some length I of the have 'Carpenters sm. who pleased and

, God" and in his application of ,It

_maklns nation. ,ne asked, "ir me sein-on iight

were thrown on the paqt_of oachi one's life would it reveal e bh,,asZ a Workman who pleased Goa? One

init fn ina history of til

um, The teacher gave prizes or

(nee efficiency and ti which wer a ariied to boekerby, Mollie Ramsay w Annilo Ramsay. Rcspoctivcly

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