MAY 15. 1926

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ‘

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Quality! Quantity! Buy Long Tom-and get both. That's E5 economy.

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This Man’s Insurance Cost Him just $9.23 per thousand

ii did not expect to secure jt at such a low rate when he took out “his Mutual St.rziight Life Policy, but the generous profits

earned by his Mutual

Poliey-i-even on the

straight life l1asis~~have reduced his premiums year by year, until his yearly payments have averaged but $9.23 per thousand of insurance.

if you are looking for low cost insurance, rlip out this advertisement, show it to the Mutual Life agent and he will be proud to show you the actual year by year results of the

policy mentioned.

For fifty-six years the Mutual Life of Canada has been earning generous profits for its policy- holders, thanks to the economical management, careful selection of investments and the llltiluul

Priiiripli: of assurance.

“MUTUAL LIFE CANAD

Waterloq 0F Ontamn I H. A. saens i! 135 Kont Streeg Charlottetown n24 ____ 1mm

LOBSTER PACKERS

Send us your order for any Galvaniz- ed Sheet. Metal Equipment you may

require.

BOILERS, TRAYS, CU LEN1)ERS, SANITARY PACKING TABLES, STOVE PIPE, ELBOWS, ETC. made at short notice.

MAIL ORDERS PIUIMFILY ATTENDED T0.

FRED I-l. TRAINOR

PHONE 393d.

80 GRAFTON STREET

OPP. PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE

Buy

i

ilarterls Tested Seeds

For Isle atwur SEED STORE. QUEEN STREET, CHARLOTTETOWN, Incl by our AGENTS all 0V0!‘ P- E-

ISLAND.

No mod to mend outside of the Province for

Seed; cnnrsws seen s-rone can warty vol" will" with the bent amt; obtainable m PURITY and GERMIN- ATION, 41 vents In the seen BUSINESS. Should he n guarantee. you are Info tn buying cARTEWs SEED5.

OUR SPECIALTIES FOR 1926

Hloh Grade No. 1 "Nickel" Timothy. Gvfllllfl!

Old

Elliillih Mammoth LIIQ mu Clover imported by "I mm‘ irom England this year, "True" Canadian Mammoth NO- 1

Clover from Northern Ontario, High Grade No. 1

Rose

Alslke Cloveiubholéo No. 1 Ontario Grown White Fife Ind White Runlan Beed Wheat. in Seed Onto we have u ltock °l lllilerlor Ontario Grown “improved Banner." "l-"flrv" "Vision" Ind "Arena-net". Also I Clrlbld of reclwwd White Seed on; No. 1 (great value.) Aluo inland Grown White Banner Onto and White Fife Beed Wheat. Whole-

Iile end Retail, lowest prloeo.

ciiitiizii )8. 00., limited A

, ‘hail-militia tile r; mount!

RESERVE Thursday. May 27th for C. G 1. 'l‘. play in Zion church. 9271-5-14-21

UNBLEACHED COTTON 40 1n- ches wide. Saturday 15 centii yil.— Moore 8: McLeod Limited. 9274

BORDEN- Rlev. P. A. Fitzpat- rick will preach in Borden Union Hull, Sunday night.

CREAM ALL LINEN Table Da- miuik, 64 inches wide, Saturday 95 cellos yit-Moore d: lMcleod Limit- il(l. 9274

OARTERS "EVERGREEN" Mix- ~il LAWN URJAJSS makes u close oven ‘surface. Buy it. M. Carter's

Semi Store. 9278-5-15-2l HEMMED BLEACHED Huck livwiilir tilZP 17x23, ‘Saturday 50 i't'i|l‘.~l per pair.»-~-Mooro A’; lvloLeod limited. 9274

CALLED HOME-Mr. John ille- lioiigull and two sisters Mrs. A. Murphy and Mrs. Louis Rlx arrived in lire city 'l‘hursday night, tallied home by the serious illness of the’r tnotlier. lMrs. John Mirllougnll, (‘iimii- ‘Cove, who condition is very ‘Flllftll.

CLVDE RlVER—-Ofl Sunday, ‘Mily 16th, the nilrvicu in the ‘(flyllc River Piv-sliyilirririn (lhiirch in connection with the lPl'rl<il)ylt*.f“li.l.ll Church in fliiniiilii wllll be at 1i tp. in. Sunday sellout-zit 2 p. m. A cordial invita- tion to till.

FINE WEATHER NOW. — (let. ‘inlay. l‘(l|' the garden plant Onions Seth. Slnililoix-i. Potato Onions, Swi-et. Pens, idnrly Garden Poms, Lettuce ltnillsli. ‘Spinach and other hardy varlefieis. Buy them at Car- ter's Seed Store, Qlteon Street.

9278-54521

BROOKFIELD-fbhir services ill lhe Brook-field congregation on Qunilayr, Mlay 10th will he as fol- lows: lllififillllli‘ 11 fl. m., Brook- l"elil 7 p. -in. Sunday School at litm- ler River 10.30 a. in. SIIDdlLYlRCTIOOl liroolctleld 10.30 ii. m. and Sunday <i~ho0i ll7ll‘l.‘i\'li‘l‘i-! i0 a. m. Young People's in-ei-tlng at PlllFtSVlllle at. 7.30 p, m. All are cordially invited.

FAIRVIEW, NORTH RIVER ftllil lmng (‘reek—Serives on next lord's ilay its follows: — Falrvlew, Rut";- t'eo ltoiiil at 11, North {Liver at

$1.30. lhopg Free-k at 7.30. At. the evening service thero will be an xi-lninge of piilpits-Retz C. ll.

tit-Nevin. spiuiking at Long (‘reek l1 1.30 and Evangelist J. Vi’. Huy- ler speaking at lihe evening ser- viei- ill‘ Cornwall. '

MR. MOTORVIST

If you are anticipating ‘buying ii new car this spring. It would ho

THE ciiiiiiii lillliRillAN

BLEACHED ALL LINEN gable Napkins. hemmed 22 inches Bqllflfe, Saturday 82.50 per dozen. Moore & ‘McLeod Limited. 9274

ALL LINEN GLASS TOWELS 20x32 special Ekiturilny 25 contra enoh.—-_M00re & ‘McLeod Limited. 92H

VERNON RIVER CIRCUIT~MT- George Cruwys will take the ser- vices on the Vernon River Circuit next Sunday, Vernon 10.30 u. in, Cherry Vmlley 2.30 p. m.

CAVENDISH SERV-ICES - There will be service Sunday, May 10th in the United Church at Stun- ley at 11 a. m. and at. North RuHllCfl at 3 p. m.

CRAPAUD AND SPRINGFIELD -—~Next ISundoy li.-lug the Sunday after Ascension Duy, there will be ii celebration of the lloly (‘oinniuu- lou in St. John's Church iit 11.00 a. ‘iii. and Evening Prayer in St. Elizabeth's iii 7.00 p. iii. —--—--—<-0>-——~~ RAPTURES OF‘ AN INVALID.

(The following. lines. will. be read with appreciation as well an sympathy when it ls known that the axlthoress who illcalee them has been paralyzed in every limb and subject to much suffering for nearly. twenty. years since. her early girlhood.)

Sometimes as l lie awake dreaming l iraney 1 hear u sweet sound, Wlricli tllirills me and fills me with gladneiss, As it angels were dancing a- rouuil . _ _

And then o strange something a- bove me lSeemS culling me- bidding me rise: .

And ll feel luilescrlbably joyous. As if‘ winging my flight to the skies. '

is th-ls Heaven's Joys oventlowing? And ll chance io be under the stream-s

So making me joyous and happy As iii life were just mnile ot‘ Elli/BBL dreams?

As ii’ conflict and over And God bade all otrivlngs to ceuse~

What iis it so strange unii mysteri- ous ‘That gives me this plcmsure and peace?

cores were all

‘Oh .1 know what it is, this strange sweetness, Which thrills me and fills every pore: _

Tls the presence of one ‘bending o'er me

Wlnu 101‘ you to wait until you see ilie 192G Model McLaughlin Buick, before deciding.

We have a shipment on the way which includes Coaches and Sedfllifi. the better iVlcLaughlin Buick ex~ i~i-.l.~= all ears in its price range.

Jichaugiin Buick leads in regis- trations llll curs ‘in its Drlco clans. The new ‘special features are the triple sealed motor. Air cleaner, or Piirolator, ‘gas strainer motoratat.

Also genuine Duco finish (110! liiipier) Fisher body, ‘four wheel llfilktlz-l, heavy velour plush uphols- terillg and 75 ‘horse power motor, Touriiuo tube drive and many other iiipreine features not found in even higher priced cars. .

blaster six follf‘ iioor ‘lotion will! 75 ll. l‘. Motor that sold in 1925 for $3485 now sells for $15305 fully

‘ equipped with bumpers, front and

spare tlro and tube and tank full Jf gait

Special Six -four door Sedan. 60 li. ‘p. IHUIOI‘ that sold in 1925 for $2710 now sells ‘for $2000 fully equipped. iSee these new itfcLaughliin Bulcks at Universal Motors ‘before buy-

UNIVERSAL MOTORS Dealers for Kiings and Queens C0. Charlottetown. 9195-5-l2-tlifttill.

O§OQQOOOQOO4 * J. Lester Douglas

89 Queen Street V_ Charlottetown, P. E. i.

POTATOES ‘ Agent for the

SHARFLES CREAM BEFAWATORB

Extra port: on hand. > Write or. phone 798 or 93!

ll-low Often Do .|You Shave?

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Have you over trlvd Colgatfll Bhlvlng cream? Quality eruted thin demand. 4 demand made polllbln the , price, that lo why It lo the t ehupoot and bolt Shaving Soap if you nhnvo your sell mike it I plfllll" l?! uelng Colgate: Shaving ‘ cream. We carry n complete lino of Colgltdl.

l Harold L. Worthy ‘

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Whose hand soothes my every sore.

Tls the presence of Jesus about me His name is the sweet sound I hear

And naught can dishearten or grieive me While l hear lilm say "Be of

good cheer!"

above us A place unexplored and unknown

To know God in Christ: this is Heaven To love Him and. call lliim "My own."

Where Jesus abides, there is Heaven

ills presence, sheds sweetness around

And soon He'll receive mo to glory : ivihem joys in lull measure a» bound.

Ella MucN-elll Little Sands, P.E..l.

Malpeque ‘

lit is with much sorrow that we record the death of Mrs ‘Milton Woodsido, Darnley, which occur- ed at the home of her moth-er lMrs. John tMountotn on‘ Saturday Moi’ 8th 1926. iMrs Woodslde was loved by all who knew her, and her death at the early ago of twenty-

elght. yearn l» greatly regretted.

She leaves to mourn her husband and an infant daughter also her mother stepifat-herfia, two brothers and two sisters; and to all of these the deepest sympathy of the Community.

T.he ifunerul service was first. conducted at the house and then at the grove by heir pastor Rev.A. N. Gllliis, The pail bearers were as follows —- ‘Messrs Goorgemountiiin Claudio Owen. Lyle ‘Crozler, Russ- ol Woodside, Dan Morrison and Wm. ‘E. Thompson.

JMi-a John Montgomery and children loft on Tuesday for Cal- gary Altmw-hene lMr Montgomery 1a locatedDuirlng the winter and spring she has been the gueist of iMrs lPercy iMncflougun iMoipeque

InlrGAlr il-Om l You can CLAMPS Tomato- Ketchup

developed NortheniT in med do? no the“? duct ifimuu""mio.'_.."'- “m”

Clerk‘ Tomlb llptll, wholee-otne

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within

llt‘1llll_\'1ll'ltl performance mea

Say not then that. ileavenh highl I

Three sit comfortably in

l neatli the rear deck.

ness and roadabiiitye-and powered with the famous Big Six engine, offered for the first time in a roadster of racy tic~ sign and stream-line sinartness. (lnly seven American cars equal the Big Fix Sport-Roadster in rated horsepower,

I 4 it's built low to the road i l

and they cost two to five time

most expensive cars.

Miles mean little to this stu Roadster. Unit-Biiiit to th standards in the industry-it tain its able performance for

are especially designed for t

Enroute [Mrs Montgomery will Oyen, Alta. Her very many friends here will wish her u. safe mtuiru to her home.

Mr Warren Creighton of Wash- ington arrived on Saturday and will ho the guest for several days of his sister Mns A. N. Glllis "The lMouso" iMalpequo.

iMN A. N. Gllils with her little

day and ‘was heartily welcomed. FAREWELL GATHERING

On ‘Ihiesday evening, May 11th about qixty friends gathered at. the homo of lMr. James Lewis. Lot. 60, to bid farewell to

Mrii. Campbell, families. are leaving the island at

evening was the reading of two ad- dresses; one to IMrs. Campbell by Mrs. Thoa. IMacPherson, Culloden, on behold of the \\'0i'flefl'l institute and other friends and one lea-d to Mr. Moc-

behalf of ifrlendii and neighbours. (lifts were prevented to Mrs. Cami)-

Pherson, Culloden. and to the younger members of both families by "Ml-as Florence Stewart and Mr. John A. MiwPhorson of Lewis. Mr. Macliean, in ‘his reply, assured the gathering that he had enjoyed liv- ing on the Island and expressed his intention of returning in the not. too distant minim. hunch will. iierved by the ladies meson-t and o very enjoyable social evening spent. rm following are the ed- dreooeoz.

To Mrs. ma. CIiIII-DDQUI—WO> your fellow member: o! tho "Help-

ing ilhbd" ‘Womonb lnatituio 0f

‘ x I HAT liner gift than th new Studebaker Roadster? To lie the owner of this car of surpassing

of new freedom and pleasure.

from seat——twn in the rumble seat lit--

Hence we urge you to compare its thrilling ‘performance with that of the

No "extras" to buy

The Big Six Roadsterlcomes to you completely equipped—ready for the ioail as it stands. Chassis and engine

baker-built body. Full-size balloon tires,

, , ' schoolmates and YOURS Mn Macaw“ and £1‘; hfifilwffif, especially, they will be missed, but.

3cm of all Studebakers+ $575 ’ By all odds the finest roadster to be had

$1000 of its price

is dashing long, resilient sprin

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Studebaker Big Six

World's Fastest-Selling High-Powered Car

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l l-XIAUSE of Studebaker’: enor-

mous One-Profit facilities and the niliitd advantage of volume production, Siinlelniker is able to oiTer a value iri

gs zirtil snnlilirrs i.l\‘~ ‘ __ iln- Big hix ltiiadsier that no manufac-

iliiig ease.

_ _ _ ‘ _ inn-r ran equal ivitliin $1000 of ill iiidy is iinisiitvl in two toner. (ll pri~~elii low price. "5 a “wild green gm)‘, in pleasing" coiiira.~.i ill the , _ _ _

natural noiiil wheels and the nieliel Sludabakers‘mlquefacunles the wide Plating Hf ill‘. radiator’ “imljllivhl lien’ inotin" riir "manufacturers" have frame and i'L'lii'-tli't‘ll rails. (Ii-iniiiii- flmlnlrllhi‘ fill-ER‘ c"l"t.{l(; wake ‘heir . t|\\l -:- s~—~ -t - l ' l- ieatlicr ll])il<>l\i('l‘_\', \‘.'llll the seat bark HIM!“ ‘H (me I l“ ‘m fir“

{or 5mm.“ iiiljtisiabit" to tlii-

The spark is iintiw is thus inziiii- obsnl

steering wirrel. i"

by speed of the czitfine. The ~pziiic lever

l-y the safely light“

lllt!liill"a rm! is in liir engine. lent-i‘ build their on n bodies-yet one» iliiril of a rgir} cost is iii the body. Studebaker builds iill its own bDdlCQ, ' - springs, Iilllt‘i‘t'illlill\,Slt‘t'l ing gearmiirzikemaxics, giuiyiroii cinliilgs and drop furgings. lliily hliiiii-bzikei‘ iii the tine-var field Fflitiy! ~ni‘li coinplrte farilities.

xact zingii- desired.

ill.'iil('.'lll_\' cinilriilled

ete and i. i-i-plrieeil 5 ('lli.il'tll on the

llllllllbill lllflililfli

. . \\'llltl*'llll'lti \\{li1,\_\, front bumper and its price. I C U I.‘ ‘ H rear lllll‘ re es, Y‘ ~.<. I l.‘ S'."l.'_f'! ‘- n» . ' ‘l . 5 . l “_ ‘r ’ x One-Profit value iigilt. illlillllllliltl \\'lil(l$lll1‘lllCifililClfllilf

cleaner, oil and gas eoiiieiiietital loci; to rdily built e highest will main- yearsl F-[JZlFC tire, tube and eiitiipinent.

Under Stuiiebake may be purciiineil

he Stude- all! the motor Wllflll.

A. HORNE Si. CC)” Charlottetown

ing controileil by the sziine ice)‘ lticiiing the tool compartment in the left door and tin: spare-tire carrier at the rear.

liudgtit Payment Plait, this Roadster

tirne-pzrvinent rates as low as-auy known

'l'ln-»-r facilities enable Studebaker to imnniattiire quality cars on a One- l'roiit li.i>i.~—eliinin.‘iting outside profitl. Tin» savings thus effected are passed on lo Studebaker owners in the form t-f higher quality and lower price.

tillers, mirtoineter, ignition and steer-

covei" tire standard Always kept updwdam Direct inzinniaciuriiig control cnablel Studebaker ‘lo keep cats constantly up- livllillu. \\’e add improvements regard- li-ss oi tlii- fillfiiltlllf-"Vil? ilo not save lheni up foi spectacular annual in- lltilillfPllitllls which incikc ears arti- ficially obsolete.

r’s fziir and liberal

out of income at

A. HORNE S; CO.. Summerside

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visit her sister Mm Walker in Our lllflllllllo SW00 l!“ llrgmlllailo“ last. December. As our lllfilllllfifll are

110l- mfllly- We ‘feel it is ii_ greatfloflfl with us we have found you a good unllrlui; 1 0H5 neighbour, .1 vaiiiuiilo cltlzell and‘ In (jlgglflg, M, again 6,9,", o"

As a neighbour, you have been

all we desired,—~alu'ziys so pic-w“ ant and entertaining. We shall, lil- deed, miss you very muvll, w! We tors, Mary thaw spent some very pleasant ev-l euings together".

As you are leaving us l0 live

son arrived in iMolpeq-ue on Thurs~ "lsewllole- W" Wlfill W" We "Kl"‘“lj es‘. success and hnppliless, and, ii

you should think of coining to visit u»; sontetlme, (which we 110110 you will) rest. ivssured welcome will be awaiting you.

that a llfiuri)’

‘For John. Chester and Dorothea.‘

lMneIAan‘ whom we shalt miss very mueh. we,

wish the best of succtss. By their friends,

it is our wish that they may b9

, spared. many yeuns of usefulness an early dam Th6 ‘calms M the and content. 1n closing we ask you to accept these small gifts-not for their intrinsic value-but an tokens “Helping HandnOE our esteem for you.

The "Helping Hand" Women’: institutes.

Lean by Mi‘. o. A. ‘Maoboan on M“ 1m" “Wham-

Doiir ildrlent-Hnving heard that it ti; your intention to reside eiseri

I be" by M!“ Mary B_ Mack“, to whore for a time. we wish on this Mr. MadLean by Mr. Roddio Miic- °°°‘“l°“ t° “ma” m"

ileep re- gret at your departure. our willie: .

PA IN

Pain, no matter where located will be eased by amaiyins Ml»- lrdo. May be taken either in- ternally or externally

A ’ D l "Klliii 0F PAllll

bowie end Oullodorn, wish to u-

for WE? success ‘wliilo absent and have been no popular with m; 01¢.

ourhopes ‘for y0UFdI)(‘.G(lyrF1_l|rll, 4i,- ppopie as we“ as Wm‘. mo"

During ‘the time you lnive lll‘l’ill.~it'lt0t.llwllliilt‘fi. For them we wish the best liillllfld 0i life, '

tin exflolleltt host. We s-huil not soon appreciation of your forget. tho many -pleasiint hours spent iii your hospitable hOme. Wo shall also miss your dough. iinil (Tulherliie. who

friondlinone unit ask you to accept thin. ‘gift u ii lolcen of our good Wlnhgfl m: your welfare.

Your Friende and Nelghboun,

SLATER OXFORDS FOR MEN

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