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QumﬁqppedCords Stand The Acid Tesi"

EWH though Firestone cords are of superior strengt and elasticity before theyare built mto Firestone Tires, they go through the Gufri-Dnrping process for added strength am iwurance.

GUTWDIPPIHE-wlfclusive to FirestoneTir ——saturates and insulates every ﬁbre 3 every cord in the tire. This prevents the cords from chafing against each other and eliminates internal friction and heap-the greatest enemy to tire life.

Thus Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires have double reasons for their toughness, rugged- ness and unequalled mileage—by actual test they hold all world s ‘records for rnileagearid endurancel Specify Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires on your car. See your nearest Firesmne Dealer today.

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' The easiest hotel in the city-"the most conveni- ent and the most economical. Away from trains. but within one block of_the busiest part of Halifax. All leading stores and office buildings are equally near. Con- ducted on the American plan by an experienced staff under expert man- agement. Write for reservations.

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Delightful days of seaside adventure. Ifiellv: W11" shine; CU "*1?!- Here is thehlldeal family holiday haven. Safe bath- ing for the kiddies, at the ocean's ed e. Nearby freshwater goon. Fish- ing and boating for I118 grown-ups. No resort offers more in downright fun and mrefree comfort. Come to Picrou this aim- iner for the finest fora: and amide holiday you‘ have ever known.

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WATER BATES-Thursday, the 10th, is the last day for paying water rates. 5319-7-10-21 COME TO THE TEA PARTY to- day in Pownal, July 10th. Sports, re- freshments, fishing pond, supper.

5325-7-10 CORNWALL SCHOOL—In the re- port. oi’ Cornwall School, published. Ruth Bairfs name should have been second in Grade 2.

CLINIC FOR CRIPPLED CHILD- REN-At the Town Hall, Summer- side, Tuesday. July 15th, and the Red Cross, 59 Grafton Street, Charlotte- town. Wednesday and Thursday, July 16th and 17th. 5323-7-l0-4i

NOTICE T0 LOCAL ADVERTIS- ERS.—In order to insure insertion of advertisements, local advertisers are advised to have their copy in the Guardian Office not later than 10.30 A. M. the day previous to publication- When the advertisements are half- pagc or more, copy must be in the Oﬁlce twenty-four hours in advance.

STRATHCONA WSTITUTE - On June 11th, the Strathcona. Women's Institute met in the School house vﬁth eleven members present. Meet- ing opened by repeating the Creed, followed by rcil call. wh ch was ans- wered by jokes or pay five cents. Mrs. Henry Burdett. and Mrs. Alex Buch- anan were chosen delegates to attend the annual convention of the Wo- men's Institutes to be held in Char- lottetown in July. Letters from the Red Cross were read by the Secretary and teacher, also a. letter from Mrs. Mubch was read in regard to helping the Red Cross. The meetinﬂ voted to pay three dollars to the Red Cross for the toxold used to immunize the children in the district against diph- theria. Mrs. Walter Burdett and Mrs. Sam Wood were appointed! sick com- mittee. Readings from Mrs, Walter Burdett and the teacher were much enjoyed. Next meeting to be held in the School house on Tuesday even- ing, July 15th at 8 dclock, roll call to be "Different Ways of Using Pota- toes." Meetlng closed with singing the National Anthem.

MALONE-MACDONALD NUFTI- ALS-On Wednesday, June 25th. the marriage of H.lda Beatrice. youngest daughter of the late John R. and Mrs .Malone of Freetown, and John J. MacDonald, of Charlottetown and St. Peters Lake, was solemnized at St. Peters Church, by the pastor, Rev A. MacAulay. During the ceremony ap- propriate hymns aYere sung by Mr. James Gillls, who also played the Wedding March. The bride, charm- ingly gowned in blue and white geor- gette and taffeta and carrying a bou- quet. of sweet peas and maiden hair fern, was attended by her neice, Miss Florence MucAuiay, dressed in slight.- liy deeper shades of blue and wh-te. The groom was attended by his bro- ther, Mr. Ronald MacDonald, After the ceremony breakfast was servezl at the home of the bride's’ sister, Mrs. John A, Macaulay, to the immediate relatives of the bride and groom. af- ter which the bridal party motored to Borden. where Mr. and Mrs. McDon- ald embarked on a trip to Calgary. Alberta, and intermediate points en route. They will visit the brides brother, Mr. V. J. Malone. of Consort. Alta. ‘their many friends wish them

a happy and prosperous voyage

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BRIDGETOWN SCHOOL EXAMINATION

The annual examination of Bridge- town school was held on June 27, with a large number of parcnts and visitors present. The pupils were examined in the various subjects by their teacher Miss Georgia Ding-well assisted by the Rev. Mr. McLeod‘ and Mrs. James Campbell andl showed by their ready answers that I they had done a good years work. At the close oi’ the examination a Public School certificate was pre- sented to Eleanor Morrison and prizes for attendance and spelling. to Frances McMaster and Kathleen Wadrnazz. and a School Day Sou- venir to each pupil by his teacher. A prize presentcd by Mrs. Hogdson

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EVERYWHERE you gofyou see an increasing number of Ford cars. In the city—in the country—you hear enthusiastic praise of its beauty, safety, speed and comfort and its reliability and economy. Over and over again you note this same signiﬁ- cant comment— “Pm glad I bought a Ford.” The reason can be expressed in en short words. The Ford leads in sales because it leads in value. Today it is outselling every other auto-

mobile in Canada by a large and con- stantly increasing margin. In some sections, more than 70% of all cars sold are Fords.

The Ford Leads Because It Leads in Value

TIIE NEW FORD TUDOR SEDAN

in Sales

We asli you to do just one thing—

Go to the nearest Ford dealer and x 1’ '1'

have him take you for a ride in the u! an un

new Ford. Drive it yourself. Give

it a severe test over rough roads, in

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Lou- Ford Prices

Thvro is a Ford car for every need and purpose

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uphnlslvrv are in keeping irilh its mechanical

You mhy choose from a rirricly n] Imnulifill body colors.

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to experienced mechanics and note De Lu“ Coupe _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 65; what they say about low cost of Three-wiridowFordor Sedan. . . . 720 _ _ ' Convertible Cabriolet . . e i. s - 750 °Per3"°nand5erv1°°- Town Scdnn. . . . . . . . . 79s The“ You know from Y0"? All prices f. o. h. East Windsor, Ontario.

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the preferred car of so many people. Then you will know that the Ford brings you everything you want or need in a motor car at an unusually

. ifirire lire and luxcs extra. Easy nicrils can Im arranged through your Farr.’ dealer.

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McDonald to the pupil making the 111g is m: azlrhasz: highest in the P. S. C. examination Miss Georgia Dinrrell, was merited by Eleanor lvlorrison. A Dear teacherz-We have generous treat of candy was supplied by the Women's Institute.

An address was read to the teacher after which she was preset.- ted with s beautiful rose and amber toilet. and manicure set. The follow-

but we hope that we may have you for our friend. Fo years you have been with us

for some time that the time wasjwori: horiourabl}: and as well as tie that ‘We have and» drawing near when we should have lean. to say good bye in you as our teacher

‘u: of you" bee‘ elzdertcuring in! aglinzigh no R110“. ‘izzstll into our irunds principles that that, have known will help us in the future to do our PﬂilPllC“ But.

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In your work ivith clasxoom you haw alum-s always diligent and painstaking ever ready r two m» help us and keeping iis in order giving lrlthout inllictlr-i; severe punishment

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