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Summ rside Business College _ _ (Opposite Railway Depot)

Fall Term September 1st. 1926

We help you to win prelmtlon.

College open from August 23rd. Hours 10-12 and 2-4 p. m.

1 U NG B" 195 Summer-aide, P. E. l.

LOOKING For: A FUTURE! l: ~

Thereareunlimitedopportuuitiesiitthe ti 0- __ ._ ﬁeld of businms for men who can qualify for the a _ties wesmrlljfuardla“ Political Meeting of oﬂice manager, cost accountant, traveling auditor, 4,12% TBALEMKEIZTERN newts ‘ At Mount Carmel»,

The political meeting at Moliilti

credit man, comptroller, treasurer and public ____ " -noam noon FLOUR is mll- ,

. acmuntant _ _ Mad only from selected wheat and Carmel on Monday night was that Large business esiabhshlncnts and public ae- iicls by leading liialui dealers who most enthttlztelxc gill-d tihlethOlgllgséw counting-ﬁrms give preference to our graduates. musical“ i" qiiﬂlllb ;fé‘5;‘§v§“‘;:cl,0n_ The Gamer“.

This la the largest professional school of‘ college grade ln the world!

tlve speakers were loudly applaud- devoted exclusively to training inen for specialized positions in accountin ed time and time aglill H1111 the and ﬁnance. IT IS AN EXCEPTXONAL SCHOOL FOR EXCEPTION

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~MAN WANTED to work on farm, Apply to Hadley Muttart,

Carleton siding. 1479.3.g4.zi Prince County standard illcarer._

MEN. _ _ , Mr. J. E. Wyatt, K. 0., received a Excellent living accommodations for out-of-tfown stludig» -$TRAYED --_bl8tg1 81ml girlie gigitdoggttiicai ugsgggalrggi: at reasonable rates. Partftiine employment or a im iycarllag seller-Notify 9 e" vxz- d x Md h i ‘L J Th‘ number who are obliged to earn some of their exPehses. 1t ‘llmwi- “will “°“‘° “Emmi” 1°“ e Sp e“ e“ w‘ ‘ " “e l

_ , _ 521 N. wedge presided and in a splen- requires two years to complete our training.

did speech introduced the repre- We desire to enroll ambitious men of the SUBSTANTIALQ.

_NEW ANNA" RACE; w“. sentative 0t the Meighon Govern-j DLEAN-CUT, UPSTANDING TYPE, whom we can readily

nesday. August 25th. Hive-Tl

menl. Mr. .l. E. Wyatt, K. C_. who! . inn. etc.

_ _ _ _ _ spoke on Transportation problems: place after graduation 111 positions offering opportunities for showing that the Conservative. advancement and increasing responsibilities. .

__Auc.noN ‘ALE at New Am party at_01tawa had done more D _ e h Master m‘ Tpassenger solve this problem than the Lille-lo To Be Bentley-Trained Curries Prestige in Business n“ m B Send at onca for a catalog; IT WILL INTEREST YOU

l 1d b 1 als. Speaking oi‘ advantllics rc-l .{,-’§}Ti- “eiir-"iiiir-"iaqqilliiiiii 23:21.‘;zi..ziz.€ri“rsz"si:is.s;t‘ THE BENTLEY sczrooz l -~ OF ﬂ CCOUIVTIN G JQAD FINﬂN CE csitltieﬁtl. ﬁlliﬁ: wZLhzldei m ‘interested spectators in Kenslng- . ' ,

and piers which had zlvcn uscoli- . __ f ~ a its."i§‘...?""‘.'£:f“{-$‘;EI€J‘..JFL.533i v p You Have a Signed Contract Th <§,°.".~§3.;.“ ‘3’l‘.’,”....?i§‘.?;‘..."3." .l‘iiii‘ié’i

the Oar Ferry has been in the pust[ the removal ot his Flour Roller

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anefliclent means of trnnsporini ' F‘ ~ I ‘ F Y S ° F‘ '

tlon but today ls not sufficient to. 71 _ i ’ 01l- a |

supplement all the termri oi Con- v mam m“ he h installing m h“ federation in respect to continuous ' mills, it required considerable musclar energy lo load the ponder-

commuiiicatlon summer and wint- er. in speaking or our claims all nus piece or mechanism. but man)’ ‘willing bands assisted.

Ottawa with regard to non-lulllll- ment to the terms 0t Confedera- ' i!‘ w C‘ S‘ Pamot‘ l ::Mothers Value this Oii.—"MOl.h~ mm.- who know how suddenly croup

tion bringing about our many

handicaps he appealed to his hear- imay seize their children and how ‘necessary prompt action is in an

OU run absolutely no risk whatever in buying Sani-Bilt Furniture. There is no room for question or dispute. The Sani- Bilt guarantee goes with every piece, and the registered trade

moths do the slightest damage, A“ this written guarantee accompam‘ every piece.

The Onl Moth roof Process A solute y Sure

Waterfront

Marine Wharf

ers to return a supporter of Hom- ier Melghen to power in order that

Anchored in Stream they might press our claims morm

Auqlnt 24, 1926 l attentively.

new» wnm i‘ . ‘ (‘chain's x r trade in ﬁsh has

H r‘ Nowbilll. sPlIlOKHWI’. (‘eiptain m“ bplen gsglobltx-shcd m a large fdllll)‘, unloading lumber lvoln 51. Male and reaches a Wide "use o; i’ "rm" inlarkeis, says the Natural Ilc- M-vnrcas Intelligence Service oi the Tncpsrtment or the lllterlor. The‘

Plckarcra Whad

plying rellel, always keep at hand 1i supply of Dr. Thomas’ Ecleclr-lc Oil because experience has taught them that this is an excellent pre- paration tor the treatment ot this ailment. And they are wise, tor its various uses render it e. valuable

‘(hcl Ctlﬁlfllllél‘ i.= llle United Slal-"mﬁﬁlﬁlllﬁ-

Thwune- h“ mast“ “mam c.- which lake< nozirlg: halt our ex- Hizzdon. unloading anlliravlie coziPpnru Immman. nunkeys are "m" Philldﬁvhie- ‘round also m the United Kingdom.

H- H- x-“chener- lchwner- m?’ France Cuba British West lndles, lain Murray. IlllMdlng coal. i ' ‘

(i"“l”“°- "hmmirl CWW“ chapVai-d lialv The trade also reaches mm“ unloading ma“ ditto (if y or more minor markets

in przlriicslly every quarter 0! the ii ‘virgin Bell. schooner. (‘sptaln

glr hi.- \ -~--_ -»<0->-i—- TlHES QUlClZLV l FnIIEPFY. unloading SYdnt-y coal. i

Thelma schooner, Captain Ves-i p. _.-..,,., m, m.“- ,,,,_._,; oyou-m ‘e37 ""i°‘*dm€ new“ "Wk the sins-est ynilnssicr we've ever

Edward S" FQR‘ ‘cmmncrl caPZhad. Mont wll quick m any- ‘aln Ferguson. cleared for Captwmlngy“ ' 099'?"- l {loin “Yns. sir; nobody can get

speed‘ schoonen Captain Foubrig‘ tired n. qiilrklv" a- l can." ger, unloading Sydney coal. l '

Lyon's Whart

~ -~——<oc--——- i ANCIENT RELICE Bruce Stewart's Wharf = ‘ l l.'f|"- Man: “Mummy, what's UM‘? Sbemmd» m!!!‘ Ill-NWT. Cilllﬂillis ilillny lhﬁiz l'\‘e found?" W" Sigma“? unloading anthracite lllilhrr -. "Thaw called a hair- iroln hew ‘torir. ‘ ‘pin. door. ll you like lt l0 grand- Lmm’ B» “M01191? Cﬁllllllluliil. she'll show you how it ivzis us- Poulton. 19¢"

llommencin g Sept. 18f-

we intend putting out ‘a STANDARD GRADE of MILK and CREAM listing daily for fat and acidity. Many judge quality of milk by cream line only. Milk may contain a high fat content, and yet be unﬁt for human consump- lion.

We are in a position to guarantee purity as well as maintain a high standard.

The public are cordially invited to inspect our Plant at any time during working hours and see the latest and best methods of making milk safe for consumption.

We "are open to take on more pro- ducers for milk and cream who are willing to comply with our regula- tions.

Any one interested, call write or telephone.

The Pure Milk Co. Ltd. Phone 584 Cor. Great George and Fitzroy Streets

, lie Grits are Whistling t

Oceania Porto Rico, Brazil, Japanllelt Kenslngton

PER8ONAL8

--Mr. Charles Taylor. Malpeque. on Tuesday for Vancouver, ‘B. C., where he will spend the winter. Y.

-~Mrs. Eliza. Stewart, stenc- grapher in R. J. MoNeilrs olllce, Tyne Valley. spend a short holiday season at her home in Norlioro. Y.

-—-Mr. Daniel Morrison. brother oi H. F. Morrison, Kenslngton, ac- companied by his wife, is visiting his brother in Kelisington. Y.

i —-Mlss Dora Mathieson and Miss iDorls Gill. Charlottetown spent the meek-end in Rummerside.

—-Mrs Richard Johnson, Char- lottetown spent the week-end lri Summerside. the guest o! Mr and Mrs Alexander Campbell.

Eastern Guardian

..'LOCAL TEACH EH8 CON- VENTION at Sourls, Tuesday, Aug. 31st. 1524-25-31.

..'EA8TERN AGENT -- Mr. J. W. Murdock is new Guardian as- ent in Montague and will be plaus- ed to receive news items. advertis- ing, new and renewal subscription.

..'DISOOUNT SALE ON SHOES 30 per cent discount on w0men‘s strap slippers, Aug. 27th and 28th. —-Poole 8t Thompson. Ltd.

1495-24-31

.120 PER CENT DISCOUNT on Boys suits, also 25 per cent dis- count on Men's Suits. Aug. 25th and 26th.——Poole 8r Thompson, Ltd.

1495-244“

.3159‘ DISCOUNT on any boot or shoe in our store, Aug. 27th and 28th.-—Poola 8r Thompson, Ltd.

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..'FlT YOUR BOY out for school. 20% discount in Boys’ Suits [or 2 days only.-- Poole d: Thompson, Ltd. 1495-24-2“

zzFor Scolds or Burna.-4Dr. Thomas’ Eolectrlc Oil is a standard remedy for prompt treatment o! acalds and burns. its healing power quickly soothes the pain and a! a speedy recovery lfrom the lnlury. lt ls also an excellent remedy for all manner o! cuts, bruises and sprains, as well as tor relieving U19 pains arlsiul from inﬂamma- tion or varloua kinds. A bottle in the house and stable saves many a doctor's and veterinary‘: tee.

STYLE NOTlOED EVEN BY COW

A city girl staying in the coun- try spoke to the farmer about the savage way in which the cow re- garded her.

"Well," said the (armor. “it must be on accent o! that red blouse you're wearing."

"Deer me." said the girl; “oi course. if know it's awfully out of fashion. but I had no ides a cow ‘would notice it.’-

HARDLY POSSIBLE (Poet-ﬂare you the man who cut my hair last time!" 'Barber—-“l don't think s0, sire, I've only been here six months. r

"Your experiences illi the past tell you most emphatical- ly that you can expect more consul» Efﬁlllﬁll from a friendly Coven». merit than from a Liberal Govern- ment which has tailed to grant us. assistance“. Mr. Wyatt dealt with the Customs Probe and showed that Mackenzie Kim: and the .\li'n- istei- ofCuiitoms had been recalcul- rnnt in their duties in not enforc- ing the law whereby millions nil dollars had been lost to the Treas- ury o! Canada. Mr. Wyatt in a clear cut an convincing manner showed the iallacy of Ml‘. Mne- beanhzIﬁiments that the Lilli-rah; had reduced the deibt. Tho (fon- servative standard bearel-‘s ro- marks were listened to wiill the keenest interest and punctuated by a hearty applause.

Mr. MacLeiin followed Mr. Wyatt rehearsing some or the mat- ters dealt with by him at ethni- meetings. Hon. A. F. Arsenaillt the local member representing Mount Carmel in the ‘Stewart Gov- ernment was as usual most heart- ily received by the good people of Mount Carmel. Hon. Mr.

Arsenault dealt with tho tarlti question and showed that it was the policy o! the Conservatives to protect our industries and to pro- tect our farmers from unfair com- petition from the Republic to the south o: us who do not hesitate to put up a. tarltt wall to protect. their farmers. In his cnarartorically pleasing and convincing way he showed beyond the shadow ol a doubt that there need he m retal- iation froln the United States. Going into the Customs Fncbe tho Speaker showed by tho l-e wort oi the Commission who investigated this matter that millions 0t dol- lars had been Inst tn Canada and that Mackenzie King could not but know what was lroinl: on in that department. This sranrlnl had as- sumed slich proportions that the Progressives (the allies 0t the Lib- erals) could not any longer slip- port Mr. King hence the Liberal defeat. Hon. Mr. Arsellnu i. also showed that the cry or cheaper luv strnrnents of production was nf very little advantage in (armors if they could not get goml pricos for their farm products. Ii ro/tlirnod to power" said Hon. Mr. Arsonntllt the Conservative Government will endeavor to organize some ache-mt- oi’ cooperative markotlnl: along the lines adopted by ')(‘ll|I]1ll'l( whereby our farmers will have oi- iicient economic means or riuirlot- ing their lnrm produce in boiit-r n1. vantages. Thls along with. im- proved rneana of transpormrm from -the Maritime ‘Provinces It): Central Canada will go a. long wwijyl to retain our population at hunt» and tn help ln building a great and ‘ prosperous nation.

Mr. A. C. Saunders, Loader of’ the local house spoke on behalf oi’ Mr. lMacbean and tho Liberal cause dealing with practically tho same matter as the previous speak- era.

Three Generation-s Of Women

More than 50 years ago there originated in Lynn. Mass, lrom a recipe oi roots and herbs a medl- clns tor the alleviation o! omens ills. now known the world over as Lydia E. Plnklianfs Vegetable Compound. The young women oi this generation, their mothers and grandmothers, have lou-nd alt to be the most dependable remedy tor such ailments as indicated by backache, headaches, and‘ nervous troubles. l! you are aulerlng rrom anything of this nature, it will pay

you to try it.

MOTHPRO

and Guaranteed Permanently

nnmc, Snyder's Sani-Bilt Furni- turc, guaranteed tnothproof, is plain to view when you lift the

cushions.

When you ‘go to buy a Sani- Bilt Suite make up your mind deﬁnitely beforehand that no evasions, subtcrfuges or argu- ments will tum you aside. Sani- Bilt is the furniture you are

going to have.

“Will You Replace It?”

If someone says to you, "This suite is mothproof", your reply need con- sist of only four words: "Will you replace it?" That is the acid test of your protection against moths. You will hear many “claims“, many “sup- positions". But there is little use in listening to verbal guarantees. verbal guarantee is useless. What you should insist upon is a REPLACE- MENT Guarantee in writing.

Snyder's Guarantee ' Stands the “Test”

Protect yourself by insisting on Snyder's Sani-Bilt Furniture.

Snyder's Limited guarantee to replace any and every SANI-BILT Suite of upholstered furniture, if

Snyder's Limited use the only ("n . of mothprooﬁng that is. absolute an permanent. The‘ process de-l-iatur mohair, wool, feathers and hail-b removing all trace of “Ken-itin", ti‘ food clement in those materials upo which the Clothes Moth feeds.

The moth has nothing upon whl . to feed. And the effect on the iabl-i is permanent. Sani-Bilt furniturei permanently mothproof. That's wh we can guarantee it as motl-iprooi an stand back of our statement with printed guarantee tag. This tag is contract by which we agree to replac FREE any Sani-Bilt Suite daring by moths.

Therefore, when you ask i0 -~ Sani-Bilt furniture look for our glut antce tag. The Sani-Bilt guaralii assures you absolute immunity --» moths, and clean, new upholstery ill ings and strong, durable construe-tie You get it in “black and white",sigrie by the ﬁrm responsible, and you g_ the most beautiful living room furni ture made in Canada.

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Guaranteed b Mothproo

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Electors of the places on the following dates:

25th at 8 n. m.

at B p.

30th at B p. m.

8 p. m.

tember 1st at 8 p. m.

8p. m.

6th at 8 p. m. (Signed) A. E. MacLEAN, J. E. WVATI‘. ' R-tl-ll.

King's County

Political Meetings

Political meetings will be held in Klnzs County at the lollowinl places, on the dates given below.

Annsndale, Thursday, Aug 35th‘

Bridgetown, Friday, Aug. 27th

St. Georges. Monday, Aug, 30th

Cardigan. Tuesday. ans. 31st

Montague. Thursday, sept. 2nd

Heather-dale, Friday. Sept. 3rd -

Cambridge. Monday. Sept. 6th

Georgetown. Tuesday, Sept. 7th

"Murray River, Thursday. 9

Murray Harbor 90am Friday. Sept. 10th

All meetings to commence at i o'clock p. in.

The Opposition Candidate is in vliad to attend and ahsra equally n the time.

J. A. MeDONALD.

Political Meetings

‘The undersigned will address the under-mentioned

Malpsque. Wednesday, August Kensinqton, Friday. August 27th cdﬂlfgl-BBUBQIIQ, Monday, August‘ Klrlkors, Tuesday. August 31st at Cape Traverse, Wednesday. Sep- Tryon, Friday, September 3rd at

Eqmont Bay. Monday, September

Bent.

Eilccifs County Political Meetings

Political meetings will be held st lhe following places and on the. evenings as given below. Alli MPBUHRs to open at 8 p. m. 0p--. Duslilnn contllilaina lllVllPll to at‘ tend sud will be given half of the time:

(‘nrnivall Hall, August 25th.

Alton Hull, August 26in

llolishaw, Ailgust 27in

Victoria, August 1min

Kﬁllyli (Erosa, Aiilziist 31st

llrndnlhrlno, Seplombm- 1st

"We ltivor. September 2nd

(Jllilon. September 3rd

Irlrhwwn. Scplcniller 4th.

JOHN H. MYERS. JOHN A. MESSERVEY-

Death At The Steering Wheel

He Ia worse than blind- because he thinks he see],

Every second ear nee

la driven by a". persgrivixilho

,_needs glasses. You too may be a menace to public safety.

l‘ YW drive a car you owe It

‘to younell and humanity to have your eyes examined to

day. .

H. J. MABON OPTOMETFUST Montague. P. E. I.

Office Connected With Dru: Store

o Keep Their

oooae-oooowoeeen»

E. R. BROW

146 Richmond Si. Charlottetown

Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest Rate

Agent at Summersidc, Lloyd Lowli- Good Strong Stock Companies-

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St. Peter's Horse Races

Wednesday Sept. 1st. $400.00 m sums

l Classes in as follows: Free for all Trot and Pace ..

2.40 Trot and Pace . . . . . .. .. 3 M Trot and Pace

Entries close August 25th.

5% gnu» accompany non eMry or it will M! b‘ aecepted.

National rules to govern of which this trick i‘ member.

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