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Modem accommodation, ninning

Peter in every room. Rooms with boths. Individusl garages, Rate 53.00 und $3.50 per day. Meals served at all hours. Special Sunday dinner from 1 in 8 P. M.

(Signed) MRS. R. L_ CERETTI,

Manager.

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Nerve Energy.

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1 dos. Kleen teaspoons for . _ _ . _ _ lic

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ting in gold. On the outside cov-

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._mt_ A. L_ MscDONALD'S Office

Friday, August lst and _2nd_

-KENSINGTON L.B.B. 'Club 1084'

'calves Wednesday or esch. week up itil; noon. John A. Dougles, Secy

-ANGLICAN SERVICES.-In the

Parish oi’ New London on August dth

D- Il).

ST. ‘MARK’S KENSINGTON, P.

E. I.

I 1929, Books were presented to the congre- gation of the above named Church by t

family of the late Mr. and Mrs.

izvnirhew sheen. one boob comprises

Kensington, P. E. I." and inside "To

memory of 'Mtitthew Sheen. born Sept

1839,

_were T. Spriggs who offered the dedicat-

tn the donors.

Eastern Guardian

¢.

anteed to please you better.

ar Shingles. H. H. Cox.

._'D0 NOT OVEBLOOK havlnl your exhibits ready for the Kings

nty Exhibition st Georgetown, tember the llth. Anyone that

plea McLaren. __ __ _ 592il:l=27_-3i._

HALIFAX, N. S.. July 28.-The

Captain Manr;Z-ig will sail. st mid-

t tonight i- Bermuda, the West

Indies and British Guiana, with pas-

sailing including the following to Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tred-

.To Barbados G. S. Corbin. To Dem- erara, British Guisriu, Miss M. cen-

Bi'

to marry a. struggling young writer.

Simpson - Well. if she has decid-

ed on it, then lt's no use him strug- sling

to th along."

is Main one-four-five.

will you?

Western Guardian IN MEMORIAM

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7-9-till Alll. I

be closed on Thursday uid

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hogs, lambs, far. sheep and vesl

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be as follows: Kensington 10.30

with Holy Communion. Bur-

Sundayf School one hour be-

tho last two services.

-On Sunday morning, July 28th two beautiful Memorial Bervios

he Churchwardens on behalf of

complete “Canadian Prayer

and the other “Holy Com-

in solid sheepskin and the

as printed "st, Maries church,

Glory of God und in loving

_ 10th, 1832, died Aug. 18th, 1914 his wife Martha, bom, April Srd, died Feb. 29, 1914." The gifts received by the Rector, Rev. G.

prayers and expressed gratitude

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'ASK FOR Mem HW Ale.

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'ROBIN HOOD FLOUR is (ult-

°JUS'l.' RECEIVED 8. Cal' 01

6953-7-30-31.

not receive s CODY oi Prize List. se write the secretary. E. B.

For Bginuda

dian liner “Lady Hawkins,"

rs, mail and cargo. Passengers

T. A. Hollis, Mrs. E. M. Day, Henley Irvine, Mrs 0. J. Fraser, Louis Fraser, Mrs. L. W. Mur- Miss K. Murray to Dominica. A. J. Christines and two child- to Trinidad Rev. R.. W. and O'Brieri, Miss R.. W. Pereirs.

Miss J. Middleton, T. Strachan.

iggs - They say Maude is going

n (ringing up George) - That C-aorge? I'm just going Along e club. Can you manage to get

At Sturgeon- on Bsturdsy. Mayll.

1929. Mr. Willism Griffin, died sud- iiemy in his heme. of 'hem-treubis. ue bm been in muon besitb for the psst two years. A few months previous to his death he was stricken with s severe sttsck and was remov- edtoths homaofl'iiss0ul!rnestS. Griffin. of Albion; by their sid and his skilful physician. Dr. Brehsut. after several weeks he had improved md was sbie to return to his home.

He will be Kreltly missed by his

neighbors and friends. which he toof great pleasure in visiting when heslth permitiAd.him_

He lesves to mourn two sons and

prie daughter. namely, Ernest S. Griffin of Albion; Mrs. Murdock King. Sturgeon; and Georse on the homestead. Also two brothers ond one sister, John and Charles Griffin and Mrs. Busan Besubsnnan.

The funeral service wss conducted

by Rev. Mr. Williams in the Sturgeon Church on Mondlv. May isth, sfter

joining cemetery

Harry, in New York, also three sisters Mrs. Edith Rlchsrdson, Mrs. Jessie Bulmer of Ssckville and Mrs. Fred Egan, of Vancouver, B. C.

'1'he lste Mr. Ferguson underwent s

serious operation in the Amherst hos- pital some months ego. and for it time after retuming homie he appear- ed te be making good progress towsrds compleie recovery, but recently s re- llpw set in and he gradually weeken-

Mr. Ferguson wss well known and

of friends. He always took s keen in- erest. in public sffsirs and was s life long Liberal. He wss s. charter mem-

snd previously was s member of the

_ 'zmv QI( 1929

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led s ses-faring life.. and had many interesting stories ie ieu ef hir trsv- ' els around the world He was s well '

tske part in discussions upon as-iyi subject.

Ml' Ferguson belonged to the Pres-

yesrs had attended the Menu 3151;

ited church, where his presence will be much missed. _

The late Mr. Ferguson formerly

belonged to P.E.I.

day.

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LLL STATIONS VISIBLE-JUST SLIDE KNOB-AND TURN FOR HIOROJFXACZ' ADJUSTJII'

which he was laid to rest in the od- -_

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DQ. JOHN FERGUBUN ' 4~ _ » 5 'rhe death or Mr. John rerzusoui’ _.$11, , ,

who passed sway st his home about ° ",~?;,&_ J 7.30 Tuesday evening, was learned '\~\€l_~ ' _ . I with much regret by s large circle of "’1l‘,`.; " '

friends. Deoessed who was 83 years ,` _

of age, was s native of P. E. I. and \l§,`,

is survived by one daughter. Miss _ _ . '

Jessie Ferguson at home. and one son, '

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thoughts of clearing s green-wood V V _ _ __ _ _,_ WV* _ M _ _

farm were like the pleasant thoughts by l jmul ,,m,,,,_ H, ,wed on wife of J. J. Mcqusde of Bradford;--North Wiltshire: Milos csllnshlh., iihsiled before the buh! Justice. 1.'hs,hsir; unless it's s. darn \i~.:ii s lil

me never ssires mother eb ae whst M“'~- "°"“\‘ in Mmm- Menltobn. North Wiltshire: Mlfv M~ Clillfhln Sslritvll lweueie csnssiui psia sa before he ieit. tries to put in his w-k

h, mum 3,," um, to do hlmum H, Jsmes snd Margaret in Minneapolis, i-lsverhill, Msss.;' Margaret Cal- '11-M, ‘N wo ,un N "er, "ml mms rumuiuiiy uhm hero we Minn- _ usher. Minneawlis- Min"-1 Mr- “id Sr- May oi zbursu. mum. si. nouns by nm repel-ti from bbrser 'rm emu mae im in 1°* “' favorable cireummheer .hs Wu this His remsinm followed by 1 lure Mrs. Jerome smith. Br°°\¢Vli°i MID' Mary. Charlottetown: Hrs. Nellie cities ez the siiegstions of diserim- ltsnuy rtveies this muwl W’

me __ Sony' but rm “md ¢° myoy in hi, ¢¢¢11,,l,.,¢ yn" the concourse of people. were lsid to and Rose smith. Brookvsle: Pow' Reardon. Miss Helen lrd: Mrs. Ben- ihltion by Ontario provingigl Wm.. “qw ev.; 1:.. un.-_icvil sr'

youve get the Wm! numb” .ms mm, of hi, ,my m,,,,,_ H, Wu ,-rest in the cemetery cz st. shi-ri cnisghsn si-in family. Emvvllsi Mr- ull. ms. o. wsuon, sm. series, men sstinst American tourists. b it! stil. ie iuii eauii. to W ff

msn of rpiehais hetiih me strength, Ch““°h- L°i °5» °“ me mvminz of and Mrs. Petrini: clsrkin. New Wilt- Miss ut:-ion cuey. oei-trod. sr osusaiui motorist, numb" gg ,Msg mwgm-_ifsg iw; he u-» ew I--»

I J 1 Oth ne er d F th J h sul shire Mr and Mrs Michael Clark- Teresa Malone Miss Asnes Sexton the largest meter club; 59 mug., ._

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ri exsmuvuu sun muy you-t qu. A .mba wus hu.. cisritiri, Anthony cibritiri, Miehui bar. sus Mn. o. o. nusy. chariot- ,M .bbw mrerichee underpin by him-i :» EYFQ TFQTEL)

Gi-/*S555 FITTED “_ oe by the seeth ei t ten. nee, who cumin. John w. osinht. °¢°fre P. wwe; Mr. me Mrs. John cal-p 'roitoN'N>. July 21.-.4 butcher- sen. roi- business :mm he sms “ ".,',""

E_ E_ PARKM gsve up his life in the Great Wsr. Trsinor end Emmett A. Duffy. iqhsn. Ohsrlottsiown, sq. sod shop ss s court. the lodge sttlred in that bis mms be withheld from pub- m__“_u¢ "7-ng name," 0W,m,¢,|“ light children survive him. They Msn Csrds and Spiritual Bouquets Pstricir Fitniminons, Charlottetown. s blood-stained apron, his rostnim s itcstiou. ‘_ W 'num

Mentun., r, g, 1. ue: :Pau-ici: and itegins csiisghlen were received from the fouowing mi-_ uid Mrs. P. Dsrte and family. most bless and his ssvcl s elcsvsr, ------r--- ,|, 5,' |~,\¢f.0a

st heme, Mais, wife or :mms persons: Charlottetown, Mr. sod Mrs. Pstridksueh was the setting for s eeurt A contemporary nys tbnt be een- 0,¢.¢¢;~_\¢i~

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rms “mn your Wu” out of the way’ ,hart time “fm 11|, dum HL, liven celebrated the requiem Mess., in, New Wiltshire; Mr. and Mrs. An- and Mrs. John Cilsss sil of Minnes..-general msnsgei- of g |-;¢u¢m.w|4¢‘ 11-.e popiiiitimz o

ehsrseier wus st muneh me upright in 01° lb"f\°° 0! ih= wwf Rev. Leo thehy cisi-iriri, New Wiltshire; Mr. polls. Minnesota. mnehsnis' mvloe»eorborsiiou_ nik. stem is new ii-crw'-'ti H °-if" q his body, I-lerril who was then on retreat st and Mrs. James P. MdCloskey. Erny '

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V4 AVE ymm ly!! his beloved wife gum csilsghui The pall bearers were Pstrlclr rone; P. W. Olsrkin. Charlottetown: UTCIIEII SHOP and correspondence pei-tbi;1i|-|¢ w qu ooooooooeoo ¢¢¢»»»»

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