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'rua or-iAi>;IJo'r1’*E'i*owN GUARDIAN MAY 15' 1928

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;, " whiteness, its snriny smoothness, yOu Will ‘ gr an know tliut you need never again pay 50C OI

more for iinporretl soup.

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KELVINATOR _

“THE ELE(`TRI(`AL I(`E MAN” N()W BEING 'l)ElVI()NSTl{ATEl)

It is worth looking ui and well worth buying.

Sold only on an iron clad.

Easy on current, no trouble .and

sanitary. I

WE WEL(`.0ME Ai CALL.

Electric Company

(Yor. Kcni and (ireni George Streets I

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I -BUYING LIVE ll0GS.- Al Kensington, Tuesday foreuoon, M0-Y 15th., Alden Mouse: . 4483-6-14-2i

l -STRAYED-From my premises. Spring Valley, May 5th., s. year-old neifer. red. If found, advise Lesterj N. Bryenton. 4475-5-15-2i _ -ounnnrnn nnrnxsszurn-I

FIVE for Richmond and vicinity ini Mr. Ray Brown, who is open to re-y .-eive new and renewal subacrip-I tions.

-PAINFUL INJURY--Mr. Ches-1

ter Palmer is confined to his resi-l dence, suffering from the effects of \ a painful accident which came very nearly depriving him of the sight of ‘his left eye. When the schooner James William was reported of! Sea Cow Head on Tuesday night he vol unteered to go out to her with the owner. then starting in Mr. Arthur |Grady’s gasoline boat to bring her yin. The sea was very choppy and iwhen Mr. Palmer was changing his iposition a sudden pitch of the boat ithrew him headlong into the en- lgiiie pit, where his head was caught iby the fast revolving ny-wheel. When brought back to the Prince County Hospital it was found that he had sustained a bad cut above and beneath the left eye, the upper lid being torn right off and the low- ier lid cut severely. It took over 30 Jstitehes to repair them. The left |side of the face was also lacernted and the shoulder bruised. It was ,feared that Mr.»Palmer would lose the left eye, but his friends will be glad to know that such is not the

icase, and he is now progressing fu-I lvorably. »

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East'ern Guarcliaii

.FEASTERN AGENT-Mr. J. W.

Murdock is Guardian Agent in Montague and will be pleased to receive news items. advertising, newl land renewal subscriptions. ti'

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Railway Arranges i For New Siding-s

MONCTON. N. B., Moy 12. -As

li. further indication of the improv- -fi economic conditions in the Muri- Vimes it was stated at the regional ‘headquarters of the Canadan Nn'.-i ional Railways here this morninfgl that since the first of the year thirty one new railway sidings have :een arranged for. These cover new 'ridustries and expansion of indus- |*.ries already ~estnblished. This ‘coupled with the number of re- riuests for labor received by the 'Janadian National Railways is .1 T uire sign of returning prosperity to i he Maritimes. -

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Bear Trade Mark

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MONCTON. N. B., May 12. _ All

‘ he Canadian Naitonnl Locomotives 'acreafler are To bear on the tender iihe trnde mnrk of the railway which consists of an oblong ligiire sei. at an angle of 7 degrees from the horisontal with the lettering. “Canadian National Railways."

The first of the locomotives so

"e-lettered wai. turned out from the Moncton shops today and it pres- 'ents a fine appearance. This is along the some lines as the big 6100 northern class locomotives of 'the Cnnaciinn National Railwuyd which hear the railway crest on the

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5 Leslie Simmons. 1 » Colonel Richard Byrd, n. widower sf South Carolina

:f exceedingly faulty memory-John Lewis.

lnwycr-Silas MacFnrl

bachelor establish

Act III. The same. Evening of

thc some da .

The different parts were all well filled by the players. '

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clubs! On the streets! Everywhere! You will hear the new usciz' enthusiastically

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CASTROL in his car today!

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p_u§f}§’eY,’;§;§,‘S- M“"i°“° Byrd- -(V Hardings Garage, Summerside, P. E. I. (Zorney Bros., Summerside, P. E. I.

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Mf- Al18us Bernard. student at Mrs. Garfield MacLean and sons. recent visitors to Preetown. i Pfllfe *Lf Vfsles Cvllese. spent the are nt nresent the guests of Mrs. --- Mrs. .i N Pronttofpreetown who; Rev s B Pi-ontt o'Leary.vili\¢‘l wee -en wth his parents, Mrs. nnd'MacLean’s sister, Mrs Kenneth Gm- Mrs. R.. A. Profitt and Mrs. Frank entrred 'the Prince County Hoi; ital i i l ’

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s iiiiti at l' i °` 7 Mr' James Baskoml Col. Rum” or lpecsglo S be/:n;\;eelri{\:1rog clonsiisited Amcng those attending the TeBch_ Brndnlbnne. the United Church held in Chariot.

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iMg;l5s|t§u`i;iegitaIlewn;usica JDr. Sgley. icfvll. May 2. 3 nnd 4, were Miss rc-tpened nitcr being closed u con- Quite ‘gr number of the Fi-eerown.

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Act I. Kitchen scene of Rudd’s lant.. S ll Mill.l‘§>5`§1i;eg3f;31j"E§ld/1sT`l‘;,f‘:§et(?“?geg;;i;{me cf weekh Owing to sickness mlm" attended may Barham

_ nlenll. Duet by Mrs. John Campbell and Mr. R., Brewer Auld, Inspector of the district' -; makes n Splash presented by me

Act ll. Rudds library, nve dnysilvfr. Ray Lidstone. gghggis

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-* tetown May 2nd and 3rd.

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Chin8_ah_Lmg' n Chinese c00k_ uf 0 SVU ers Federation held at Charlotte The S um F to ol 01

Russel Burns. i

Lower Bedeque Dramatic Players in

M0SSl”S» Hllmld H01l0l1<l und Cllly-|Centrai Bedeque hall on Friday ev-

Bringing Up Father

ton Mn.cLure. Lower Bedeque. wereleniniz. Moy 4th.

____ r rns a nded the Presbyterlal of cn May ist, underwent an operation

on Thursday last. and accordiniisg latest reports she is. We “fe f’l°“w_ bo_report. making satisfactory D

gress towards recovery.

Miss oiadys Drummond. student! B. C., is confined to her home Wh” |l\|umps. Her many friends wish

ia speedy recovery.

his home this week. He was accomr; panied by Mr. Cliiiord _§‘llis.,_____

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