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_Wheat iiour makes bread, and its market is universal.

The pennanen and rogressivo develo ment of Canadzii iiour riiilling industry, pig-s an unusually complete manufacturing and distributing organization, underlie the First Mortgage B_on_ds of Maple Leaf Milling Company, Limited. _. -

In addition to its facilities for the collection of grain and production of flour, the Com- pany benefits throu h stock control of baking companies which distribute an increasing proportion of its output to the ultimate consumer throughout Canada. Its earning power is large, and its bonds meet the safety requirements of investing institutions. We _ oiier and recommend Maple Lmi

Milling Company 51/§% First (Closedg Mortgage 20-Year Bonds. Price 97% an accrued interest, to yield over 5.70%.

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Cenffal Guardian byterien services as follows:

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With Dr. Williams Fly 011. Fennell as Chandler 605-'I-8-mwf Zwks

KILLS FLIES - Contented cows

give more milk. Keep yours comfort- sbicwith nr. wiiiicms my ou. ren- :°°° neil dr Chandler, 6475-7-B-mwt Zwlis

MACKINNON DRUG C0., Will D6 only Drugstore open this eftemoon 5°' and evening. 8522-'I-10. __

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FUNERAL TODAY-The funeral

ofthe late Wm. Watts of Hunter River. will be held Wednesday after-

n, July 10th. A short service will held et the home at two o'clock,`

and the Iunerel will then proceed to the church at I-lampshirewhere the

vicc win bc iicid.

T0 GUARDIAN SUBSCRIBER

FLY TIME is new Your camo PICNICKEBS'-When you are proper- ,

'l' I-need Dr. Williams Fly Oil. Fennel de mg W 3° ‘ p1°km°km3 it 'my 9”' ‘

Chmdlen “75_7_8_mwt zwks you to take sdvsntsge of The Guer-

speelsl oi!_er of plates. spoons

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_ Dm WILLIAMS “Y om _ The and forks. Reed Advertisement in

best protection for your esttle. Fen- tm’ |‘°“°‘ ‘f y

neil as Chandler. 8475-'1-8-rnwi Zwks I lyou

ST. PETERXS CHURCH-In con-

' START To Gm nm umm” nection with the memorials given by_

M for me Mg “umm uhm friends ‘to the new St. Peters Anglic-

_ ‘;l°m’chu_hmh"f had ,MQ sn church et sibcrtcn, thc icpcrt

send for who mt ,_ w_ Baum., |°°_ should _have stated that the bell was_

4| U donated by Mr Havelock Ellis in

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honor of his mother and the memor-l

DGCTOR SCBOLUS you Expe,-¢_ ial window was the gift of Mrs. Henry-

will be et our store on Monday, July md MIS- lflvm- l 15th from one o'clock until six. those --

with sore or tired feet should consult ANGLICAN SERVICES in the P81’ him, advice :rec ALLEY ac cc., Ltd., ` ish o_! New London on the 14th inst- lCharlottétow'n. 6459-'I-8-3i will be as follows: Burlington, 10.30'

e. mi: French River, 2.30 p. m. withi

| WEDNESDAY, ' THE 17th-Keep Holy Communion. Sunday School one fthe eftemoon of the above date for hour before these two services!

_ ,St. Peter-'s horsereces. An excellent MEMORIAL Service st the Monu-i

lroad, e perfect track, a good meal. ment Spring Brook 4.15 p. m. Ken-‘

French River, July 15, Welcome _Ser-

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Rev. E. vice 2 p. m. Children Service 3.30 p.

C. Robertson will preach Sabbath m. Open Air Service, French River 14th, at -Coleman at 10.30; and' at Corner 7 p. m. Mission Service 8 p. Summerside at 7 p. m. Special collec- m.. July 16 and 17, Holy Communion tions. ' at 10 a.. m. Special Service for women

at 2 p. m. end other services as on

SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS -An- the 15th. ALL WHKJOME, G. T.

drew and Eunice Murnaghen. Tarun- Sprlggs, Rector.

tum, succeeded in-getting their Pub- e' -- lic School Certificates. Congratule- BOY SCOUTS CAMP BREAKS tions should be extended to both as UP.-The Boy Scouts Camp, the

» they are only quite young, first ever held here, broke up on

Telephone 822

Monday afternoon, after eight deys

THE SUMMER COMMUNION et under canvas. It proved to be most:

velleyfield will be on Btuidey, July successful and educative. and much

' 14th‘e.t 11 s.im. Preparatory services praise is due to Scoutmaster Psi-ent i

If " ”"" 1*” "'“:"""' i "'-“"" " “" " ` as follows: Thursday. 11 vcueyricid and Assistant Scoutmastcr Burns

Household Hints

_ By Roberts Les

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Msrklng Linen

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hrttlso Previous slrl, ‘the rin-un et this sntsea at heels is use , _ synnisr. _ \

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dll the Rimes of Q silly. ls lt ern: sal prupcys, up Q

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sppowkiw is alan in \hn Umh si’ \|» lquy \nrm¢ luvsllisg Ii _

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electric equine serving no line Iarlum Prlvsenl Inc aes ug; 5,,

psy intense en your lrsvusaun. Canine earnings of our angry ' _ ’ ,/_

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\ nun nuns use :sau urge gi-ntl nulsiiltiss, than Debnsene "

nrrsr an assailant tsvnutuns nnsnmsty. may ure prius es' |100 _

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horse ygcing. 6482-tt CRUSADE st St. 'I’homs.s’ Church. ‘\ ~ - ‘

This letter mailed last week to our customers offers a sound, produc-

tive investment. It is for the man who would rather get a steady yield of 6% a year than take chances with his money. .

Associated Gas and Electric Company 6% Debentures are $100 each. In- vestment may also be made on a monthly payment plan of $10 down and r $10 a month. Interest at 6"' a year will be allowed on all payments.

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_Any of our employees will take your subscription or give further details. 1

M"“"“¥ P”-“'=“"°‘ 'rao Kiimuii-~ Friday ii vciic ' ' `

_ , , yficid, for the admirable manner in which .. . . . .

Instead of grossing the griddle, try Gaelic. R/ev. M. D. MacDonald; 7.30 they organized and carried throng'-_ 'Associated Gas & Elect]-.lc Securltles Cow Inc'

heating it first and then rubbing it Valleyfield, Rev. E. M. Aitken; sat- the work of the Camp. The boy ‘

with s sllr.-a of freshly cut raw potato. urdsy, »11 Vslleyfield; sunday, 1|; never had s dull or idle momen' Oflce of This prevents sticking. Valleyfield,- Gaelic, 11 Valleyfield, from morning till night. Bnd sr: . 5°;/4)

To Destroy Paint Odor Rev J H A Anderson, 5 Vslleyrieiu loud in their commendstion of the &é@A(5

Market.

» Dsxriptiiie cirrular on requut.

Foreign Power Securities Corporation, Limited

6% 20-year Convertible Bonds Due June lst, 1949

The corporation is directly or indirectly interested in forty power and gas companies throughout France and Madagascar. _ These bonds are convertible up ro and including june lst, 1934, into common shares on the basis of $50 per share. The common stock of the company is currently quoted around $59 a share on the Montreal Curb

PRICE: 100 and accrued interest

to yield 6%.

Add sulphuric ccid tc c basin ci R/ev: J' rr' _-in Anderson, Monday. io Uwroush enjoyment provided by °“m'm'c Com an ` )

water and lenvelt zo e room that has Velleyfield. Camp Life Under Boy Scout dlsci- igggé 'I . J p Y, been freshly painted tc destroy the _-_ oline and organization- Seventeen ` - - - 'I _ ' -, cdci- cr paint, ‘ Nonci: 'ro Locsr. snvnn-ng- an wid were resiswred at Camo in- . Cila1'i0tt€t0WIl, Prince Edward Isialld `

» ERS.-In order to insure insertion of cluding the Scoutrnaster and his

. _ advertisements, local advertisers are assistant, s. very representative

"“' advised to mv; yhgn- copy in the number considering that the Scout

cccraicn omcc ncc ister cnc io an movement is in but in infancy he., "

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A. M. the day previous to publication. The site of the camp. the McMillan - _ _ -_ ___ '

when _thc ndvcrgnemcm, are hm- Farm. Fairview. proved so sstisisc- large, well-stocked orchards, the be- for his memory had he died long neon spoil thy i-est; page or more, copy mug; be in the tory and suitable for the purpose The 5"” In Central Pm* 15 Still 1101401' he-l little diflivulty in plctur- when he was still only Alexander Then thou would'st melt the ice L _ Ciiice twen -four hours that an option hes been obtained on grew' and green is 8' lovely color' mg himself "5 imlwrtence and of Mestrle or. at least, no more than of thy breast

by in advance.

5114_5_3|_“_ it for next year. There is B- C°mf°1'5Bb1° belwh H95' beauty in those fer-oi! days. Today Sir william Alexander ‘the rarest And thy relenting heart would ki...

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days hors racing Write to your e °”°°n 5 C "‘W1’0nK» but Will HOD be driven. not was s. prelude to meny more. They soul'

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1|-igndg gpm” mg 9|", M gnkmm Hazel For; gun; stggntagw pai wzizteten l:;e]!_°°The3n“:h;’§’g‘;k:l;’;’?;; even right. The poet and statesman became Damon and Alexis to each Then all my thoughts should in ;._

‘Mm um' w°°k° smd N' pd" 'M' week in tht; city tlie Buests of Mr again She read th note a. eco dldied in London in the ye" 1640' other’ and reveued In books’ papers' vmge shrine'

J, W. B¢ul¢,¢r_ smcggq, ghuhggg. and Mrs Arthur clark ' time ‘ ° 5 n while still Secretary of State forlpoetry. music and affairs of court And it that aught mischsnced tl.. .` to P. li. Isle d. ' - ' ' ,_ ' ,, SCOUHHG £0 King Charles I. His body and state. This friendship has been* should'st not niosn,

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"If I still resist, he means to

scatter various vague clues which

91° 725 Street 9m!'°n¢¢- U YOU its chief claim to fame is that it was gem of our North."' ly warm.

mp pwvm¢,u_ Exammog * ~ S;\°“;d 1}el>l>;°t¢° be Sealed there thc birthplace ci wiiiism sicxcndcr. rn isis wiiiicm nrumincnd, ci o if my pride did rice cur 3 nt Clisrlottetown, August 19-23, will ' a °c°° I °m°"°w a“°m°°n T00 fllfhllll B Seri/BM 0! his royal Howthomden, the greatest Scots poet controul. _ be the biggest gnu pq; ,yn "¢ ,n Mr. Earl Ford and Mr. Jack ;‘;;l°n;’3;ef;°:°‘li b;c§;;“5°dntl;’ du’ masters. King James and King cf the early seventeenth century, what world of loving wonc... hem. M9,-Q ,run fo, ||,,“mk_ _im Gillespie’ Mmm have accepted posh with ummm Wm haake: 2:- Charles, Alexander latterly became paid _Alexander s visit at Menstrie should'st thou see? grelgmg ,.15 on nmmh 5|““¢ nom in Ghuloéetown Th 1 an I P Q' ° P ‘ U K1' very unpopular with his fellow-coun- House. and so well did these brothers For if I ssw thee once tr|.ns!or..'.i midway ever. Three performing ` e r m y n um mean hm’ dm” w°"5" itrymen. He had not learned the les- in the Muse get on together that in me.

I troupe: from New Iork, ,nd mu. m°“d5 Wim them success, "Th P1 ?"Tl;l`ili P‘:i7l;:fOh?N- lson that s nation may be led and led Drummond's visit was prolonged and Then in thy bosom I would pour f

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‘was emw me en en snsported described in the life of William

y ses. Stirling, and there interred iDrummond. One of Alexander's bcsi alone;

T° B° C°“u“"°d T°m°"°w in the Kirk of Stirling on the 12th 4 poetic efforts is his No, I would have my :here in s..:..

°f APY” € ‘ were thine.

THE COLONISER l 'sowivs-r 'ro Armonk _imc whim wc thus incurs mnc c °

_ _ "On the whole," says Professor j sorrows one.

C°DW\U¢d "Um P586 4 -` MB-55011 0! William Alexander. '“w¢ 0 if thou knew`st how thou thyself‘Thls happy harmony would mx’ .

_ iimust pronounce him about the most dost harm, _ them none.

or bear the burthen of thy gi..

Wm accelerate ms search for me poi-tel ei-ch, crow-stepped gsbleenend unfortunate Scot of his time.`Better And dost prejudge thy bliss, and D.l".f

ing the authorities any definite in- formation regarding his identity. He thinks that will frighten me into submission. If it fails. he will re- tslisio by taking his evidence to the authorities. And that will be the end.” He ilung out his srms in s. gesture

oi despair. A spurious smile played about his lips. "Now you know it sll. little girl. Maybe it's just ss well

tened up s little-"what did Dr. Moifett sly to you? Where did you

see hlmil'

"At the house. That is I didn't-"

sdcic nesimcdl it was impcssisic to explain. Her father would eith¢\‘ think she was out of her mind, or else he would be freshly alarmed by the emssing tsle she had to tell- "It's strange story. ded. I csn‘t tell it now. I want to be lions lnd think.

There!"

sbs flung her arms shout his neck and kissed him. Then she ren quickly _ from the olice. On the sidewalk she started in hsil s tsxi, but changed her mind and rode home in the sub-

way instead.

"Pvc been extravagant long en-

ough,” she told herself. \

A letter awaited her when she

resehed home. There was no stamp on the envelope. which bore e type- written address, so evidently it hcl;

ff: w‘j§’e‘n':;°‘m *fm ‘ The Rogers Hard‘\;tai£eo£.;o§_oI%t¢(liCgi;e;\¢§tgh»“ ..,_; _

mysterious Mr. Graves without glv- _ ' ' _if

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