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1? Shswinigan 8°" I Dominion Bridge 46“ Massey Harris 57 Asbestos . . . . . .

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WINNIPEG, June 18.-Two Bask-

atchewan financial men and a news- paper representative are leaving here.'

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Be" & Mdthleson ,I imperial oii ...... , I

BAIIIISTEIB A SOLICITORS I lor Windsor tonight on their way toi

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over the Canadian National Railways

BANKS . Wayne, Mich.. where they will pur-

i ' MUNEY T0 WAN I Bank Royal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ 340 will be attempted this summer from

Bank Nova Scotia . . . . . . . . . . ... 395 Saskatoon._ Bl-SKI. to London. Ehl-

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WHEAT flight wll be vis the Hudson Bay,

Hudson Straits to Greenland and Ice-

Juiy .......... .,109 land and thence to England. The sept. iw/. pilot of i-he vllne will be Clntsln J-

155-0-3-lmo. July . . . . . ......... 92% 0! the Unilod Air lervlcs of luk-

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company, and W. RI. Clarke. well

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mb” "'"“"' M°“""“° , I chase an airplane, in which a flight

The party leavin! here this even-|

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back to laslatoon. Once the plane is landed in Western Canada it viii bei groomed for tm mor-/itiaotio rum., nurtwnionviii to mmuuooaui tno condition oi the mae mai weather resorts wsrreaw. 'tho ciwi and board of trade of lelkewon are spolilerini the adventure.

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a Western Guardian _`-Zastem Guardi-..

`~,l'I.ao. Minister .i.w.A. Nicholson. ' ~~'N°'"°"M" om" °°°‘”“°“|

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-wzsrean AGENT- Mr. o. J lmeeiliiss in W i“f°f"° °f *Ml

Galant is Guardian Agent ln Howl Ilolvi:g places and time all meetings l l ‘ . :lv :ig r:rl1;w:s1lll;l~lEti£s_recme Fat 'iso o. mf Elmira. JI-me 24:5 Heavy Weight linen damask’

inaitir, June 25th; St. Mu1aret's,' poppy design with satin Stripe’

_"LL YOUR 1ANks A1- fJune 26th: Red House, June 21th; 68 ins. wide. ‘North $1.50

yd. Clearing at yard ..

BRACFS new Bowser Gasol1neIR°"° 5”' "um uhh; B°“""' 'mn'

Pump. sais-s-11-imo I'-‘Dm °°°"°”°"' _

s|:vsN MILE my sau. Fri-F ':'m'E KINGS mm" Ex"

day June "'lst" Por* Elgin Drdmatic IHIBITION md mme “omg M!

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Club in 3 act comedy drama. Amus- ;G°°rg° °““ °2hw°dn" y sep dl; ; ing specialties. Admission 50:: and 25c. Ib" the eleven ' Tm m.n:m‘ ; I 1-“oiiow the crowd. 5561-o-is-:ii I"°'°“’ Pla" ‘° "‘“k° th” l ° bm” ,`

land best county show ever held in y

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_suinmsnsioz ootr oiuo dance. "‘° P’°"f°l°; L:"pf“°h°e"'i’n‘;‘h°_‘;':::5

_ , . ance. Priz, is w Stlxgggnigfge:,E;;m¥;d;;tJ1226353;, of exhibitors not later than July “forth from $4-00 to $13-50 doze

d to this Caslon Dancing I20th. Do not forget the date, Bep- ` I '

xl-dgnrefrelshmenttji Ticlrets 8100"it°mb" nth' M' Ge°r“t°wu' E' B'

Evenfbody we]come_ ' 5347_6_8_9|yll\1cLaren. Secretary. 5588-6-20-31 c _

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-coins: To Grahame Road 1-iaii PE "°N Ls ‘

$221.11? Df’.‘I.‘Il‘iI.‘2’I`.‘.. .§L°.f§Z§°§...'ii? --'lm °““'- °°"°“- °|m'|1z`d

24th. If not fine Wednesday,’June .arrived mme on B vmt W hu nr-

Ienis. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Gillis. St. I .

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26th. Thb play will be in St. El-I hs eimor‘s Hall, Thursday, June 2'1th.`M"g"e ' ‘

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If not “ne Frida” June nth' c°me “ __eMe&r5_ Newmln Wight ‘nd J- r

. ght have motored irons. eous

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6000 6 20 21 Thurs. dc Bat. I p

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_PASSED Away AT M0UN1~,th°5 “ul ‘LSR their p°"“'5‘ Etiquette A. It means, "served from thelrhurch pilgrimage has inspired the

ROYAL-_One of the oldest residents! "_ Mrs. Woodman of Bmgon Me' -'.».,“‘“, bullfi. wlthilllt tables." _ lCansdlsn United churchmen to plan of Mount Royal. M11 Donald Buch-I and hh, me mud,” m.,"d sag I ‘ , me a visit tb the Old Land.

anan, passed away on Monday at his umm, on A summer Wm to her nth" ‘ UNITED CHURCHMEN

home there in his 'ldth year, alter sl ` I Q. Which is proper for a. card, in-` WILL LEAVE CANADA 3 '

iingering iiinoss. He was one or ti-ie; and mmm M mm Spun” not H' vitatiori, or letter. "Mrs Harry R.| ron eNoLAN'n, issn ‘ N0 PBWACY 703 '"5

most highly esteemed farmers of the, '_._,|mes Maua_,d_ who rammed 3 Brown," or "Mrs. Harry Robert, _-_I | district. He leaves to mourn a sorrow-' few days no from ,_ mp w Hmfu' I Brown?" I Although connrmallcn could notbe I FLEEI “OOD” E“"”"“° th' 555

ing widow and one son, Martin, on;,5 n0wbu_5ny hauling oyster mud 1,-oml A. The full name is the correctsecured from church headquarters, it IQ* the botftoin of the aea are being the homestead and two sons. Robert; me runway smiom Md Wm, ;_ lorm. Sis understood that arrangements are I1ef"‘;1°d ° mm' p“'|l"°V by m°5°m and John in Western Canada, andmireader, top-dressing the newsownl Q. Should s. woman ever otier to; under way for the United Church oi I’ T51; mg; An °°h° “°““¢"- one daughter Annie, in Scotland, to\ wheat crop. Thats what brings thai pay her share of the expense whenfcanada to conduct a big pilgrimage :Ol Mhfmen in u|°'“ml'1° ali oi whom deep sympathy is ex- clover. I the guest oi' a man at any entertain-im the old country am-ing the next thai" mvrnngdgu dm? 'M1' “WI lil-H tended.-S. ` ` -_ ‘ ment? year or two. It is probable a Cana- ' '

-*_--_ I Ms W1lif=d M°D°fI\ldI HW' AI N°I 1° mid iw my diS¢°I1fi-ldl=n own liner will iw chartered foil ,,,,,_,,,., L,_,__"“""'*__, ,U “_ M H",

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PERSONALS I 1 H£l\C!'. L01t '44. Sliffegtddl 5115;:

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-_-Mrs. wiiiirm Miiis. of narniey. “P °T°“°‘ °f *ll-‘ “"4 °"_l”l“3 l°"°" ‘ " -J with her two children motored to`“°'k“;¥m”u T30 h1m;f1f'w;hf";nl;?;S

s id 'ru <1 iti iv! . `°°““p“ ' ‘°’ ' I I

E;_lem;VIcKn;sBl;; 1\Zss1Barr_ I under Hcobblersié besllqdesu the other`

barn McGougan. While in Summer-icmm' E su" 9 us ex'

side they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W, K. McGougan.-S, '

_BUY MomLo“_ ,_ ,_ 5 _ .fszasnau aoaurs-Mr. J. W I e , _ .....I. . ......‘I§I.....Z‘Ig;;=,g°;;,“,‘;;“;,“;i..1t?L“.’.1°?; I Clearing Sale of Fine

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teli-ns; wo;-to to $1.25 yd. wide. Worth $1.40.

.ea nga . . . . . . . . . ... 'Cearingatyard....._ '

Heavier weight linen damak f a nice fine quality. Rose desigon

\&iIthtlsa$tin()rstrlpe, 70 in. wide,

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Best Quality all linen damask, Maple Leaf and Fleur de'Lys design. Worth $2.75 yd.

Clearing at yard . . . . . . '

A line heavy weight linen da- niask rose design, 70 in. wide.

worth $2_15 yd.

Clearing at yard

NEN TABLE NAPKIN ii, clearing :tt 25 per cent. off'

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..'Mrs. Gordon Cantwell and her

three pretty children. who are howl

_ .visiting the old home at Black Bush. I

-Mr. William MacKay, the popular I I I

eivineer of the car ferry is spending '15 hem! cordhuy welcomed by her,

5 ' ,numerous Island friends, Amonlstl

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s well earned vacation with his mo- tl eds “siting her Sunday’ wwe Mm V

Woodman iMairie> Miss Florry Mc Isaac Hermanville M15 Gladys Mc Donald, Clear Springs, Miss Mooney.I ` oui-is. John A. McDonald <Su.\'veyor)

t. Catherines,

ther at Summerside.-S.

-Miss Della Gallant. oi Summer-`

side has returned from New York, where she was visiting her sister, Mrs.'

Spray who underwent a very serious,

operation there a short time ago. Mrs. , CANADIAN NAT|0NA|,

Sprays nisiiy friends will be glad to; RHLWAY |i;A|;,N|Nqg hear that she is very much improv-Q The 3|-ogg "mil-,gg of the Cu-md- ed.-S. Ilan National Railways for the week

__________. _eiiding June 7th, 1929. wer'e-¢4,855.-

.692. as compared with-$4,705,344 for

More than 95 pei- cent of the menltlie corresponding period oi’ 1928, an

of the Netherlands are now employed.l1n¢r¢g,g¢ of ;150,34a or th", pmgepg, `

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Who Has Denied Himself '

Goodyear Tires /I '

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" The good old reliable hen is still

plugging away. I

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lines, but she can always be depended *°¢h°5° m0¢0riS¢SWhodo

If you have been going with' 0"* *he Safes sure traction ol

RECORD BREAKING ::e:'.x""{'_°r"‘n':n":'x "’Ifhe*“°'1': ‘

y i upon for a. nice steady profit.

It might surprise you to know how

many housewives are running their homes on the strength of their poultry cheques.

Have you enough of these money-

makers?

Are they of the right quality? Are they winter layers and large

market birds? '

I can offer you some high class chick-

ens from blood-tested stock, Ieghorns and barred rocks. Price $20.00 per 100, Express prepaid..

' S. R. Pendleton

_ Kensington, P. E. I.

0°* bl-‘Y the world’s greatest tire--the Goodyear All- Weather Tread-because they think it is high.p,-;¢,,d_

Goodyear Tires cost less to-

dll' *hm dw/ ever cost before.

Goodyear Tires cost less to- diY Khan “cheap” tires cost two or three years ago.

G°°dY¢ar Tires cost no more than so-called “somdarId’i brands.

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A35 G°°¢|7¢li' mileage is Wil? the greatest- in the

the All-Weather Tread; ‘4 you have been going withou: the long, trouble-free service Of Sllpertwist Cords; if you have been putting up with the troubles of less perfected tires--because you thought G°°¢'|Y¢8r prion were high, see the Goodyear Selected Dealer. You will probably Gnd that the world’s greats! tire cons no more, of eq-y little more, than you luv; been mvine-

In ever-ytowninCenada large °°°il8|‘\ to support a good tire

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dealer there is at least * Goodyear Selected

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history of the tire industry.

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