< A éFrday wlsiuturday Values

From Our Lower "Priced Store Up Stairs

M E N ' S COTTONADE

PANTS. Sizes .59

36 ‘to 42. Pair BOYS FLANNEL SUITS.

Sizes 4 to 9 yrs. .98

Each . . . .

‘MEN'S OVERALLS, Bib Front. Sizes

86 to 46. Pair I1 9 BOYS FANCYJ/ G o Lll‘ HOSE. Sizes 7 z

to 9%. Pair ,. 19c! BOYS WASH SU1TS~ Al‘ WHITE SHEETS, Double

it Elllfilllifiiilii?»

and Prince Gounty Chronicle "on n 82

And Still Plays a Little Golf -\DIVILOPING mus, 46c per

How many of us, when we are 82. roll, Taylor Drug 00., Kensington.

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v-‘Ilis corms II reserved he nun u mu Idem-c an advertising of I will be the equal in health and "'0 " ' activity of this vigorous old Scot-

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mill f‘ “ Shipyard Rodd, Hom- iiton, Saturday, June 30th. 11-8122

—-LOST June B, 1886, between Borden and Summeraide, vie. Trev. ellers Rest and Sherbrook, Goodyear tgwkwglre g0 Dialmoud tread. s e x . er p ease bury iJohn L. Read, Borden, P. E, I,“ m. ward. 14-8088.

—-WEAB-EVEB ALUMINUM fox feeding and watering pans, the 115m 51R Ind ShB-De in stock at Bruce's.

15-6008.

—ICE CREAM SOCIAL in Wil.

-CONSULT Bruce's about a paint for the house or burn roof. D8068.

‘PLADIES BICYCLE for sale. el- most new. Taylor Drug 00., Ken- sington. L-bflli

-—COLGATES GIANT SIZI tooth-paste, 39c, with tooth-brush, 00c. Taylor Drug 00., Kensington.

1.4812

-'.l‘0-LET— Six Roomed 1-louse with bath and modern conveniences on Harvard Street. Apply Percy L. Bowness. L-6040.

—-DB. CARSON, Chiropractor, Charlottetown, will meet his Sum- merside patients at the Mawley

June 26th. 1,5133

House each Tuesday and Friday Qfitredflfol‘: lid puppy dfeed that is o va ue an reasonable

afternoons. L-8065. ___. in price, order from Bruce's, whole-

‘we? u“: fiat,“ ayeehmid in u~ -——— w," ' " ' _.9pg_m1q ti h engineer? In a letter he nun- G Polo“ TE” wmd' s"! arrived here from Scotland on

mot Valley Hall Tuesday evening,

—IF YOU WANT TRIED and

the 7th April, i870. I am over 82 years old. I drive luv Ford car (0 miles over hills and daies to a fac- tory, and can still play a little golf. I have taken the little dose of 5. hen Salts in my cup of ooflee every morning for some years, and I believe it is keeping me in good health and enabling me to keep on working at the factories es engin- eer."—L. A.

Whether you are still in your ‘teens or past your prime, it is neither too early nor too late to start on the “little daily dose." Just a tiny, tasteless pinch of Kruschen Salts in your morning cup of tea or coffee! They ensure internal clearl- linessand keep ths blood-stream ' pure. New and refreshed blood is sent coursing to every fibre of your being. Rheumatism, headaches, in- digestion and backache all pass you

noes vouu nouns #4“ . a NEW COMPLEXION

Choose from 50 ‘ A Handsome ‘Papers

sorted colors. S i z e s B d S, _ H _ fi’ 4' 6' Three ‘o0 mid. ziilach or

sizes. All

$1.00

LADIES‘ RAYON NIGHT- GOWNS. Small, Medium,

Assorted shades. 8 pair fDr jej- afar-loll

DRESSES. Sizes 36, 38, 40

RAYON

29c.

L A D I E S’ PANTIES, Small,

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EASTERN GUARDIAN

JThia column ls rmerveni I0! news of local interest but advertising oi‘ a newly nature may be Inserted In z vent! n word strictly payable Ir JAWCQ

. . ‘SUBSCRIPTIONS to '1'... I Charlottetown Guardian may ix —DONATES sooaa aosan -. —Loasrnn nosr nuns hmdedwme“ R”“'“°M"H“‘“$ Mr. William Ahearn, the East End ‘GROUND-fit gasoline boat. lze- PM“ 47' ‘Jrxglentat H‘ J‘ Mil-flat; Grocer, has donated the Summer- 1°l181ll8 to one oi’ the lobster fish- Dr"? 5mm’ °n flue‘ “'

r 11 _Ciub a score board. elm" Went Hswuud early Tuesday w,“ "AVE BELGIAN

"FIJNERAL SERVICES - 'I‘he_BBle and retail distributors, Sum- funeral. o! Mrs. Joseph ‘L. Perry was 1 uwrulde- L-8058. held on Wednesday morning from ———- hep late residence to St. Pam's —GOI.I' BRIDGE-The ladies of ghumh and ceme;e,-y_ m“ 38mm the Surnmerside Golf Club held a MacDorlallLcelebrated at Requiem very successful bridge at the Golf Mass and Rev. o. J. Muenellerr] Club on Iuesdey uflernoon. There D.D., V.G-, officiated at the grave. W” B large attendance. The Prize. The pallbearers were Geoffrey Gal- i Winn"! Were MYS- Reginald Mor- lent, William Perry, Emanuel. T180110 Misses Hacker and Cobb. Areenault, Joseph Gaudet. EdwardjTm W! ufllllllllltee served after- Gallant and Joseph T. Gallant. s. |11°°u m- B.

223.”.'T'f".'.....‘.‘? 89c. .. Prowse Bros. Ltd

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FARDY BllS & TAXI SERVICE GIIARLDTTETOWN to FORTUNE

TIME TABLE

[saving Charlottetown .. 4-00 r- m-lflvlu! Fllflll" --

" Hazelbrook L10 P- m"

“ Keats's Lake 4-35 l’- m- “

" 4B Road ..... 4359-1“- a

" Cardigan -W P- l!- u

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b. gangs! ‘m _ p_ m, " Keeie's Lake one 9-30 B. I!»

u Dlnmely, _ 5.40 p. m. " l-lazslbrook ..... 9.45 a. m. Arrive Fortune ........ .50 p. nLArrive Charlottetown" 10.05 a. m.

Headquarters In Fhnrlottetown -nan INDIAN sauvrca STATION " Headquarters in Sourls-LENNOX uornn

This u something that has been uwrulus at “w and 0f Queen's " .

needed badly for some time. Mr. Wharf. The boat in rounding the STALLION at Mcmm: stable“ av‘

Ahearnfls thoughtfulness is very end 0! the W11"! uume 10o close to “y “may mstead I? Egewchtwc’

much appreciated by the Club and the pm- and m“ aground on the weeks as advertised. eav 8 ar. gmneg The WM“ at this point hasl lottetown at 4 p.m. for Pownal.

been portly removed and when the "PM Axmear“ L'807o

—-YROIIIBITION COURT-Mr. W“ is high the stance are not CENTRAL GUARDIAN

George Matthews held Court at easily seen. The bottom of the boat was somewhat damaged._s This column n reserved tor IIQWII o! luclll interest but olives-rising of’ a

the boys. Thanks BliL-S

Olsary 0n mesdey. Mr. w. Henry Noonan prosecuted for the Crown. Two cases p: illegal possession were --*\U Orion ronry FIVE heard. In one case the party was TOURNAMENT-mi? Dlfilinlirlaries found guilty and fined $200 and 01' the Prince County Aucton forty-~ costs or three months. The other m‘? wumament M“ “m” we“ under "iii? rill-Ida“ .'-‘.'.'l.‘i'.l"i'.'.‘.s‘ case was adjourned until Fridaynway 5nd mllflh enthusiasm is being 3pm,. v o ’ for Judgment. s. Shown throughout the muntiy in? j

NO. 2 SIGNAL COMPANY mem-

the affair. A series of games, hzwe been played in Summcrside and the‘ berg sign on at armourles at 7.30

—-ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING TQUOWiYlS glflllps have selected theiritonight. {r6139 —-The annual meeting of the High winners who are eligible to Lake] School at St. Eleanor! was heid~part in the finals: I. O. O. F"! RECEIVES SAD NEWS -Mi.ss

011 Tuesd-uy evening with a very .G- Hues and Thomas BishOP; Cur-lClnra Mecxey, New Inndon, receiv- IBTSe attendance of rate payers. 'lix18 Club, H. ‘I’. Holman and R. cd the sad news yesterday of the MT- Emery Lyle ‘Was in the chair. L- lliulrison.’ Bankers, R. S. P. sudden death of her niece, Mrs. E. The usual supplement was voted Jar-dine and Ivan Bowman: Golf H. Morrison, formerly Miss B. Jean for the coming year. The principal, ‘Club, Claude Holman and Lloyd G. 907F111. dflughiier 0f M11 lmd MYS- Mr. Gordon Bennett of Charlctte- Lewis-S Reuben Gorrill, Spokane, Washing- town, and the vice principal, Mis ton.

Cresswell of St. Eleanofls, tendered —-—- their resignations which were ac- ~LEOTURE BY PROFESSOR} VISITS OLD HOME-Miss Mary ceptei M155 Creflwen hm been on PERRY-The Community Club oiIDevereux returned Saturday from the staff for nine yeaggg and My, "Q1111 Bedeque was favored onlworcester. Mass, where she has been Bennett go,- three yea“ Then. Monday evening with a lecture by visiting her brother, Mr. Joseph gel-vices had bgen much appreciate‘; Professor Perry of the University Devereux for the past two months. Mr. Percy Weeks was Eppqinted of New Brunswick, who is spcnd-‘She was accompanied home by her trustee in place of Ml‘. Major in: a vacation at Steven's Shore. “"0919? Wall-k. Whu Plans to 5116115 M0553 who“ germ had,exp1red_ 5_ Mr. D. B. MficDonald, presidenmscveral months at his old home in

occupied the n\ir. A short musical !New Haven. His many friends are

s HALF PRICE

JUNE CLEARANCE OF WALLPAPERS

Fifty patterns of Wallpaper suitable for every room in the house in Semi-Trimmed, Resistabie and Sun- ‘ worthy clearing in the following prices ranges :

35c for 18c 50c for 25c ' 75c for 38c ' $1.00 for 50c

Final Clearance of 30 inch Wallpapers, Just a few patterns of these good American papers left to

clear at per triple roll of 108 square ft. . .. . ..

, Varnished Tile Special. 3 good designs in wash- I able wallpapers, Per double roll of 72 n. n. e0

Regular Lines of Wallpapers a from 10c per double roll up—

A Show:

After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. John Keenan, left by motor Wed- Nilclholson left on the 7.30 train on nesday momln; on return u, anfgeyxggoncgnp gavugh the MEIIHBIOOKIYH. N. Y., after spending a ouremend: gala: ti: with Ilumer-‘week visiting relatives and friends Mons 9X e" Billy fclicitae on Prince Edward Island. Mrs. ' Finnigan and Mrs- Keenan are '—_"“ sisters of Mrs. T. L. Smith and FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The Mrs. John Callaghan, City. funeral of the late Mrs. Wm. Boyce $00k place yesterday and was very TRIPPED I-‘LAMING MAN largely attended. The service was AND SAVED HIS LIFE conducted by Rev. Mr. Ayers and i- Rev. Mr. Crossman. The choirs oi’ BRANTFORD, June 90—Lloyd the United and Baptist churches Vanevery, burned in a. gasoline ex- conducted the musical service touch- plosion Saturday was reported w- ingly. Special selections were ren- day as suffering sevrrely but his dered by Messrs. Hector MacNevin condition is not critcail. This is and Geo. Carson. The pail bearers largely dlie to Rank Barkley, who

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im-me todsaiy with every hope b! he; doctor that she would lve despiul the fact that she was born with more than 50 fractures in her tiny bones. passed her first-unonth birthday strapped to a. narrow board with her small logs fastened with gauze io s. flame-work at rght angles la her body.

FLYHIS PLANNING

The infant. bom May l6,

FRIENDLY GAME OF AERIAL GOLF

COLLEGE. NARK, li-id». Julie 2|

—-Another recipe on how to keep from glowing old is be demonstrated here June 24 when

scheduled in

Messrs. Mack MacPhail, Gaudet, Russel

Waiter MacPhail, John Gaudet, Will Boyce and Wesley Boyce, nephews of the deceased, The mourners were Messrs. Edwin, Jas. and Richard Boyce, sons of the de. ceased, Rev. D. J. Morrison, son-in- . law, and Mr. D. K. Currie, brother of the deceased. The remains were] laid to rest in the Bonshaw Cemet- cry.

HIGH STANDING-qhmong gm; student-s whose names figured prominently in the prize 11g; p; the closing of Edgchiil school 1°;- Glrli. -Windsor on Tuesday were Miss Katherine Hyndman, daugh- ter of Mr. A. W. Hyndman, City, and Miss Constance Hyndmam, daughter of Mr. J. O. HyndmanJ City. Miss Katherine Hyndman won the 311V" S281‘ in Form VB, and

tripped Vanevery and thug tilrew him to the ground, then extinguish- "ng the flames which had p, good hold. Vanevery was filling the gas tankonatnick whentheglasex- plloded. ‘The truck was destroyed.

and the four car garage oi’ the

Bram-ford laundry, in which it took place was gutted.

FIFIY FRACPURES

ON BABY AT BIRTH

INDIANAPOLIS. June 20.-- Little Caroline Ruby Mercer, a. month cltl yeSte-‘dcy. was at her

sportsmen flyers from Washington and Maryland gather for o. friendly gamg of "mcrial 5011-"

It is under sponsorship of thi

Washington Air Derby and l5 piloil were expected to enter.

Here's the idlca:

Nn-e greens are to b0 laid out on seven landing fields in Virginia anl Maryland.

The pilots wll fly the ooursfi drop the bails on small parachutes

as near the grccn ns possible. then land and "iolc-in" with Wgiiiel golf’ clubs.

B . ‘program Qpengd the evenmgis em pleased tosee him, and to know that I .._1)E,\Tn 0F M35, JAMESAQH-gainlnen; commencing “it, a he is almost completely recovered e l; . fimyfiiill"s.llsszl. w ‘§2.‘Z.“".i" Me- °.’..f".£.":; e~ v I o o l y, es ac na , 1's. 0s. Stav-' I " | I __- - i hi 1 0d h lth r r: l ~31" 1d m8‘ M a tend 8 .1222. uzzliflszzizltimnz?» but‘: 2'2.221%.§“;;..Eli§';f.“£.‘it'§“t“§§§. “fl Salli»? ; ,_ Col . M . ham ' ' ‘ 19911 Z U - _ 89m: yells hi. W1‘? ‘lwfiui’; hi? $1115; Zfificlizmtfififiddpfélgil ~—— c; hq .._Jll8t RGCQIUCd '_' Clinton. Her maiden name was his address discussed the Geologic.lnfrgfézrtgnasjrzgitaliyohlirnn; ‘ ' ' . e 9118f 5. s i? ‘ h . c Ll d 8: s ... iéi“...*l“.“ilihfii°fhfiil..’i‘“fé‘iif ti..."l‘.’.°f5§i'..§‘§'.‘i‘3§.. '22“‘°'."2'£iiu~ e locum?“ he Me»- r _ ‘ One carload 0f l. 8 8.010118 - OY 0 side m Dummy’ when she w,“ platinum deposits m {he pgsdbury tlon of Mr. Cooper, Manager of the a ~ Ills!“ “d oumde PM“ D°°r5 most highly esteemed for hfll‘ kind region. The lecture was interesting PM” Edward name’ mm“ ¢ All sizes. hospitality and sweet disposition. and informative, Professor Perrylggéldffilovfhgggrihfggegnahihiagiis’ ' v i She as a Presbyterian, and d - havi th h -§ - .. ' A i One cal-load of Rhynas & Son Ltd. voiedwto the work p1 the chureiel. m; ‘firs; hlspglydliezrlellleltluopeglliiecdlilf§ed°ffefl§g "m, Rift“ ,f“°° m I Win00‘! Frlllfl lllld GIBZBII Sallie!» A few years before her husband's language scientific facts on a dlr-|T,,,§§,1f,§‘,, w§§5,§§,ffl, eajoefifi J " deim- they "mwed t‘) Kemmg‘ "W"? Wplfi- All?!‘ the "Wei-lug Wall and the occasion roved especial ' i ‘ One cal-load Douglas Fir _M0uldiuge ion. m. Champion died some six special committee was culled for m.“ m, some who hid new, beyom 1 ~' Spouting and Finish J , years ago and his widow went to the season's arrangements. Sug- been to the theptm

V, V * Dir“; from Vancouver. A‘, reside wtiktln her daughter, where she gestions were made and adopted M

& 1- _ \ git-wed e rfmuln er o! her duys- that the meetings would be held COMMUNION-The Sacrament of ' , One carload Johns Manvllle Ltd, ere are 1e t to mourn. five sons, fortnightly; subscriptions of 50c the Lord's Supper is to be dispensed

a -» _ “bu”, sun h,‘ “d Roofing, William and Daniel o1 Mon-eon. Me. upwards would be solicited. school 0n July 1.1934, with pre-commumeh ... ; ' Direct £15m Factory R0175" 01 Danlley; Wesley 0i’ K911" children not being asked to con- scrviccs morning and evening begin- r‘ . ‘I o mgto 5' ' "' ’ ' ' Ii ti ' and bllfiiufilifindiili.’ $313 1.123? will; bgadI-nzgzldelagelrang: llifibghderliiifi b“; trIlli‘ nqxecm$firif

4, 3* ' hie” ‘m Am’ c‘ ‘m’ r . Cole. w whom much sympathy ls ' ger Lewis, of Montrluc ahdcerdl-

‘f ‘ _ ‘ extended. The mineral was held on _ gun. The session will constitute

_‘ . _' l‘ Friday, June 15th from the home PERSONALS Friday, a. m., for the reception of i‘ ' l . . of Mrs. Waller Oolc. Interment ______ intending communicants on profes-

... ' was in the Peoples Cemetery at _M,._ Ame t R 1 _ sion of mm or by certificates.

1 E nous wmmvss Malpeqlim-S mm w“ a ‘Qcenffifblgr °to . L-eln '** ,, "s M“D%”°.§"%%T”%%? - M: n“ l » , _. “"* mm U DB O en am an 5S

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H}, “ ‘ s92", 9%" dfugtm‘; M's‘ Wax’ Caledonia. June 1%. 1934. The Ravi‘ hi‘ ~‘ - I _ L "In l’ - b? ° s - °°"°"-"5 'Allister Murray, Minister b: the par-l ' .~ . , l ~ ' "'——‘ ih f d th n -

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Miss flerrabec‘: Gold Star for high- e5‘ “Vellfle 111 the upper school. Miss Constance l-lyndman won a prize 1n Form IV A_ ._________

PERSONALS

Dr. J. D. and Mrs. McGlilgan l)‘. T. _._

Colchester Hospital staff is spend- ing two weeks at he; home, Ken- slngtorl, P.E.I.—Truro News. i

McDonald and bridesmaid, Miss Jes- - sie McDonald, acted their part welL; After the marriage ceremony the

—-———— happy young couple accompanied by! —Oh1el of Police Klurh and Mrs the best wishes of their many friends Kinch have as their guest thudeft, for a short honeymoon to un- formel-‘s father. Mr. Albert xlnchlkncwn parts. we understand that

In Summerside

I 011s: by private sale my resid- ence situated M. the corner of Cent- ral Street and Popular Ave. This is s

of Medici-d, Mesa-S on their return they intend to settle l

llln “n” and commmuou “we I on a farm in this vicinity.

lhouse with furnace heating and bathroom The land has frontage of 198 ft. on Central Street, and ex- tends back to Hawthorne Avenue. This property ls in n desirable loo- nllty and ll desired an excellent building lot could be sold of! it. Can be sold at favorable terms.

Apply on premises to

-—0lfl‘S. H. O- Mills, the M15588 Green and Mlle Pldseuu» 16ft We snzrms-lvrcuobsou-A quiet week by motor w" on a Wu’ wedding was ertemnmd in Trinity illmllilh New BYUYISWIQL-B United Church yesterday morning at 615' when Mlle Wright Stems

-Mrs Welter Callbeck 8nd MFS- daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Keith C0mpt0n of Summerside left Harvey Stems was united in marri- Oll Tllefidly 101' HuiifuX- N- 3-. age to Willis Nicholson, the care- where the will attend the g-radu- mon being rformed by Rev. Dr. MM- 355515 Mumcumvnv ation exeriises of the l-Ialifox Lad- E. Ramsax; The young couple

sllmmflild“ les College. Mrs. Callbeclfls daugh- were unattended. The bride was be- tcr, Miss Norma, is one of this comingly attired in her going away

|year’s graduating cless.—\S BRINGING UP FATHER

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I £73599 cmhefme Hyfldman. Helen

suit of blue-gray, with hat to match. 9d by M11 Fllllllilulfs sister. Mrs.

rived home from Montreal last even- ing.

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left yesterday t on a visit to

M11. F. T. Morrow morning for Boston friends.

Mrs. John Power d d , gyblldleft by the s. STHCAI-Iochlellglirgff i "e8 By on a tsit t ~ Sydney‘ v o friends in‘

Rev. Dr. Pri ._ . - ‘ City. the guest §§'1C1r_“£.°d £3331}: i l: MacDonald, will leave this inom- .

I Lin" “"'_“I§‘l“°" i values. . A. W. H dman mnd , - whom my?» 110mb laJst Manufacturers:

2mm 1mm a moms trip to wind-

for the Summer holi days from Edgehlll School, Box 44a Mrs. J. l-I. Finnigan and her two sons. Henry and John, accompani-

\T well by feeding fox pups Imperial Puppy Food.

CONTINUE during early months. later with Imperial Fox Biscuits and so

SUCCEED in raising highest-class foxes, acknowledged lead- ers in live stock and pelt

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