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Edstern Guardian i

. . ‘SUBSCRIPTIONS t0 the Charlottetown Guardian may be banded to their Rept. Archie Hume. Phone 47, or left at u. J. Mama's Drug Store, Montague.

..'JUST RECEIVED an assort- ment of summer dresses. Mrs. J. W. Murdock. L-lll2-0-4-2l.

._____ ..'Riev. Arthur H. Long. pastor of Montague United Church, left on Tuesday morning to motor to Sackville where lie will attend the’ , Maritime Conference. Mr. Long‘ was accompanied by his mother and l '

Mrs. 1. 1-1. Coffin who will visit B! 5t. John-H “QPOXMEN-Get you: supply oi Hexiie from your nearest dealer. The following merchants are hand-

ling n_-_i_,_ B_ Meinsi,‘ Momagiie; » will purchase any rug from our large assortment .you have 10 months. in which to pay the

pl.°“iif,‘.iif.“;“j'iil,iiif"j.ﬁii“ﬁgl balance. . . .No Interest No Extra Charge ..~..Call and see our wide variety of designs Brothers, Vernon. Start your pups '

on Hexite. It will keep them in first‘ 10118)’-

class condition and you cant ﬁnd

‘anything to beat it. for growth. ‘ i N ‘HS i I ‘O P ' The Dominion Silver Fox Furs, Ltd, ' Summerslde. 10-1030-5-1-2-5. a ..'WOM£EN'S INSTITUTE —- The regular monthly meeting of the a ‘ u u ' ' [Montague Women's Institute was . 5 held in the Memorial School on ‘Tuesday evening. The meeting op- . enedl with the Pﬁssident, Mrs. Mar- I " ' shal Reynolds the chair. Mucii ‘ ' this we M 112i 1t ——- ﬂ HG '—' EEITHHCB ed to. Four new members were re- ported by the lookout Committee. After the meeting adjourned an} auction sale of small articles was held and refreshments were served.

Ladies’ Crepe Dresses, all new styles, in print or pus-

tcl shades. Sizes $2 11-20. Price —- — I Girls‘ Krash Dresses, as- sorted styles. Sizes S-ll years. Price -—- Girls’ Lace Dresses, in

three different styles. Col- 01's white; blue, maize and

pink. Sizes 8-14.

u... _ _ _ _ __ 79¢ Girls’ Print Cotton Dress-

es. The lzitest styles.

Sizes S-l l. Price — — Childi'en’s Voile Dresses.

Sizes 2-6 years.

Prnce —-———— Ladies’ Krash or Pique

Skirts. Sizes 1-1-20.

Price ——— ———

I.¢'ldi0.\"i(lii0l‘t'(l, two ilicce Ladies’ String Dresses. Ladies‘ White

Rugs in 3i] sizes wiiii iiie nbnve outstanding features....Rugs that have colorful and har- monious patterns with exceptional wearing qualities and fine smooth finish featured by _____ i the popular Barrymore and Bright home makes, designed to meet the desire for the new

BT51’! Y- Y- U- 0F MQNTAGUE important trends in home decoration. United Church presented a. one act '

religious play, "His Cross" in the I O. O. F. Hall at Montague on SHIP

WILTON RUGS AXMINSTER RUGS

h te : Obed. tor earner» . ‘ _ Ull d é!‘ gerﬂj-glerlisMcPhersahiiilalgcborali, in.) 4, 5X 7% $2250 to $301“) 4%! 7V; $11.75 u) $18.06 Knish Stills. (‘lurk (lublc Three different styles col- Arm Purses. W~ie~Ei1id Coffin; iiiizﬂbeiil- i"? ’“ buck. Sims ll-Zll. $1 ors white, Vgreen, yellow Iii-ice - - - -_- géigirgggiizeigilnilﬁllgﬁgrismniiuiﬁ i (isig 9 35.00 t0 50-00 6%! 9 19-50 to 32-00 Pl-u-o - _ __ ) ‘u iiiigoliiiiiiicési-z-es‘ . ladies. Grey piaiiiiei gfnlogpgltfféglyilrlggvggillllzgiofSgsélﬁg I 9 x 9 5590 i0 75,00 9 x 9 28.00 to 42.00 Ladies lxillit‘ lqlie Skirts in three different Keith Fraser; Jarani, a begging i 9 ‘my 6500 to 100m] 9 xloi/z 320010 43m) Drcsﬂlg" all“ U‘ ‘1 Iidies‘ hcuvv twill hncv Styles’ Sizes 11-20’ s“ iuchtih Hufgeyéblsiiglitthizlltlﬁf ‘$8135; i ‘ 2 800 i 5300 20' PM“! '— _' _ I 11:} m m e d‘ N a vy‘ ‘Biu-c Price " '_ — _ — ' , ‘Psiteepeeiié; 9 X12 75-00 to 120-00 9 x12 a I o . l Ladies‘ String Suits. col- Slacks. Sizes 14-20. Ladies’ Mercerized Elas- iﬁiiﬁﬁi I‘1)€gI‘0. gpisrcitlial, sung by ' ors nhitc, main", illllt‘, Price — - — - - c [ic Top Ankle Soy, Colors Rev. A. H. 1.0%. and instrumental -~~\- i d llllCh. Sizes .- . . . - music by Mr. ns-H iii-Bill.‘ m H Ladies’ Print Cotton zeirfdnllihiifgihieh I j % XX Prim. __ _ _ _ . Dresses. assorted styles. 31540}; pefsona 5 . - Sizes 14-52. ’- ' “f; Ladl-os- String Dresses, Price __ _ __ _ _ Price — - — cpr. ..'Mrs. N. .1. Nicholson of Mon-

tague left Charlottetown on Wed- nesday morning to visit. her sister, Mrs. Alice Bruce of Brighton, Mass.

..'M:r. and Mrs. W. A. Maclucan I H b I returned to Montague on Sunday . i . - '

evening after attending the Efﬂdib-

uticn of their son, Jack, at‘ M06111! . . University. Jack graduated in med- . L iicine, and after a short visit with! 11TH

his parents, will leave for VlCiQTiiibI

B. C. where he will interim lli 8

hospltah-S

assorted stiles: colors» sub Standard Silk Hose. maize, peach. pink. navy Ladies’ White SilkGloves. The latest shades, Sizgs

ii‘.‘§u.‘"'}3i?;-. 81.39 51553. 1553-‘- _ 29¢ iilil‘. _ _ _ _ 19c p1‘.

lites iiiTEQii Sum

..'Mr. Atwood Younker returned to St. John on Saturday after visit- -

ing his father. Mr. J. L. Youiiker, V. May 12 for their monthly mteiini- Two very interesting contests

who is a Patient at the Montague oils illness of Miss Annie Gregory. The meeting opened by repeat, were PM on by program,“ Con“ Sonris

MONTREAL June 4.-The Liner

Lady Rodney Canadian National Hospital. M09191” 5°11. Hurry. re- ing Creed in unison. The minutes mlttee. Prizes were won by Mrs. S. Bteamships is due to arrive here on .,__; ...:_—__—:— ‘€—T:IT turned to New York after a short m ﬁler for the of the previous meeting were read McLeod and Margaret McEachem. Sunday at shed 14. 7.00 P. M. D5111‘ , , . i , - _ - _ _ i‘ t. A thi d son. Arthur. of New Mr. Rossl Hr PM and do ted. Th embe we in ited t th returning from a 25 day Willi If! MQTTIOTZGITZ ,§*;§T,‘_“~‘,.§,§.,‘f“‘ Swami?‘ ,,,‘?";f’*Mf,{..‘ig-,’.,,., 1' Edgar M“ is Shirl with his father. Sym-llkogers Hardware Cu- Pasfg "m: liiiierent committees re- hﬂlilem0f Mlrsﬂ. JgﬂeﬂphvQlllhno to: voyage cruise w Bermutlu- l" , A Jewksburg Mass; Joseph. Everett, Grade n 1.1m -l. Jean stavert, Pellil/ °i lile millmlmliy is exiiilded iilmlllill Emiiisssmtnilimlday ‘m ported and the iollowing com- Jung mgeting, Bahama. Islands and Jamil“

M355; Wm, M Archie and games-i 2_ Ruth siaveri to these young men in the . rigs-s Eastern usmc D- mlitees were appointed for month After a dainty lunch was served bringing in :. full list of passeng-

MR- Will/ii“ 1'15"“) at home. One daughter. Mrs. Ed- Grade I (a) -l. Audrey Waugh, °i W‘ walker’ who was a gom - - ‘dis pom-ted or June: sick’ Mrs‘ Margaret Me‘ by the hwwss’ m” Natmml JAMIESON win Forshcner. Everett. Mass. and L’. Vernon Millar. en’. Jevilel er at Montague.—- Mani friiriers are AD

6Y5. Anthem brought the meeting to a.‘ The Lady Rodney is due w sill close. again next Wednesday at l0 PM i7

" ' Estella at home. Died at h“; iionw Lower Mont- The l.

agile on hizly l1

_ _ Eachern and Miss Tenn. McLeod. in securing limP- °Wllll¢ i° ‘he School, Mrs. Sadie McLeod and Dliiili. "Om “iliCil ii was ‘miered Mrs. R. Docherty. Programme.

Grade I (b) -1. Helen Blanch- t N _ poll-bearers were Messrs 21rd. 2. Edna Blanchard. S l- D- ivillzam Ivfoar. Alfred Lannigan: Grtirie I (c) —1. Duncan Mac-

be! b “led to m ground some h d M S T over a similar route carrying n8 ll ~‘ , - Mrs. George McEac ern an ary u" Iinnrd‘: n» Colds. another quota of vacationius

Jamie-sen 1n For Jnmcs n. Linniirzm. Benjamin X11322. Barbnrn Forbes. *1 i°rd°is “i” i“ trims" b“ Tiny Qliillil- these Southern Colonies- ,__.. "Wm-l . ll‘- . #411 Pilti Flii- Freed. Wm. Jrimicson and John Goo. A. Cairns. teacher. M“ and Mrs" Donald I suthexuiwerc yet’ w be ﬁned and 51p‘ fared from li n. l.llilll'C but had Jew-by, Grade i1 ism _11lmi5tjna Mc_ land are visiting at Red P0919» meped‘ been nblo lo t“

l-illlllf‘ ills work of Th,» mam. mpssage5 of gympathv Ncill; 2. Donriiq- Barlow, guests Of Mrs. P. J. Campbell.

hw- lluriu: the rinrl Nfriss Cards testify to the hich Grade i m1 Ml. Gﬂfiﬂldi‘ Gillls. ———- M“ Fmm” M°Ea°h°m h“ last. six nzmlths Iloivrvcr tho rlls-

I 1‘.<‘v"t‘l11 in which hr was hold. 2. Patricia McNPiIl: n. Emmett. John c. Campbell. Iwl “in” "iimwd '° h" “m”? “kcami” MM‘ "dli-‘Pti "5l"’i‘i<lll! blYi-‘lllii 'T‘A his sorrrrulintz famllv and his nnrl Urbnn Cameron (equal) “'35 in Soiiris on a bikini?“ trip‘ hm.“ COW‘ an” a‘ soimlm m the while the >utfriri* as limit rloiviiibroibuis and nsibrs is ‘ extended Grade I (bl-Clarence McLeod Umted Sm“ "f m" mums ‘m- but ho bore his illn s with truly.‘ ' '

_ s I sinccre svmpﬁthy. ‘J. Annie hfaree McNelll‘ 3 Gerald Fina-mes ha"? advanctd slightly i?" which ‘(he visited nmny rcla- Christian fort c. Fortified by M,“ n; mt in peam Brbonsf ‘ ' in price, The Iktate of Alexander tives and old acquaintances. the Inst rites of his Church by his

far-mint: rind t"

This Com a P i ' ' _ Perfect Attendance? Fem mum“ law“, Shipped a m 1 mi F0 mm p ny a d the Following Butterfat Prices Last Season pastor Rcv. O. KlifZl!lf-, he passed Kgpvnq GROVE SCROL Aim-s; Doris Einnie; Henry M“ lot. W956!’ D Ewe - “Y r m’ HIGHEST 30c Per Lb. to his great l‘i".\.ll'fi. ____ Kinmm. E w; A. , ._..__- is building. a barn and also mak g LOWEST 24 P b __ _ _ , mm yers, Eileen ~ alte tion his‘ residence c e1‘ L - For 1o 5P3?» u. iiamwwn foi- Honor Roll for Mayz- Steele; Gertrude Glllis Myrtle Good Niche-i °i °°d l“ bemg s°m° m s if’ ' AVERAGE g 3 p Li, lowed the sort d arrordintz to Grade x_1_ Llgvd Magphgi-sgn, Ramsay; Emmett and mid, taken. with a plentiful supply Henry Mci-Blisiliill i5 i" (‘barge °i 7- c 91' - his ship mritc: ~ was a wood Gracie ix-i. Alfred Stavert. Cﬂmcron. or bait, fisherman should do well. the work. WE PAY TWICE sailor too Willir Dnw ris he was Grnde v111__1_ 1311a Hog; Doris mfcKenna Teacher _—_‘ known, ivns olic or tllivse big hmrt. Grade vii__1' Kenneth Maw __‘___________' M; Ii/Llrghgel Mclririis accom- Tile iifsi mimiiewi °1 the “Hm MONTHLY- N0 DELAYS ed genorous _»,,>;i :1 ._,...ﬂi,;,. fpllo“vs KW: 2‘ Sidney Forbes’ 3‘ Ella WAR “AS ITS yOINTS pained by M155 pgieiie Campbell, were landed in Souris on the 31st. . who make pond rYALZ-[IS imd pleas- Thompson. _.__ _ . Red Point were recent visitors to J D T sour“ ! E8611 Sill pment 0f mt compzirrtltis. Cmfi V'[—l. x "in Th . Th ffi -. a Sourls Lane Road. guests o! allies ""9 > l“ CREAM Tested lm- . His funeral ‘n st. Pauli-s Ccmc- (grads VI-l. Elcnlier Coggrlfgg. 1'01‘ iyniuieiriuhqwuiklrlﬁiﬁiﬁgmifi’; Joseph A. McAulay. the heart-felt sympathy of all in mediate] After “s Ar 1 “n. smrgcm.“ ,H__ . mo“, ah Ralph ‘vmlzh: 3' M5150 Waugh. choice of the unmarried men ____ the almost complete destruction of _ y . tended. thi- so: p rhp Church Grad‘, iv_lb Lm-gh Macxayl LAre You nlarmd McGm-Q he lobsters are very scarce on the his residence by fire on Tuesday 0t‘ rival 8t Oil!‘ Factory. mil cemorrrv 1 conducted by Grarle m (Sn-i. Eleanor Mao- ‘risked a‘ Scotsman’ ' North shim, Many fishermen nrg this week. Mr. Dunphy. who is Father F. s‘ Ttllinlii‘ PR, i\fiir(in_ g_ pa“; Siam-i. 3i Edith w...» he ropiiigd "I km rm hauling their traps. Some factor- ninety-ﬁve years of are has been‘ Cream Haulers are l. with FrN-ri‘ Kitzrzins at- Sty-cg. v marrit. an‘ if it hilfihﬂ. been for 1C5 are closing for the 50mm‘ zn-giﬁgorg: gesigltiirgiergf buifggg: Required in DiﬁlfiCl-S N01. COVGTEd i - 1m»- m m.» ---1. Wl th‘. » ' a - ' - ' Ho icavo- to mollr". hi tvifo anti . avert; 2. Roy Sgavert. a t" n. iiguzhiilr Eiflralniyliltldggtiilave had The s," wdcohémaiu Igfiangiif: iEc-jilgift 335w “Alisa; his Those Interested ca“ at’ our office or write w - ~ s ~~~~~-~—~ w. l. .__u_____ _ . _ __ m_,_,.__,_.-,___y fhigbpifffsihm $,.-,,e,s_.."‘.,,,e mii u... ~ wa CARRY on LAVAL SEPARATOR PARTS was packed to over flowing. gigs Th 1m e f the P E I T16 SOURIS CREAMERY, ’ PERFECTION DAIRY, . acti was ofahigh order. e e emno -»- 9-» - lhmt put off until next Fall; what we can do today! nedngrooeeds about sixty-six dol- nhbne Co. were On hand promptly Souris (Open June lst) Summerslde

PHONE 848-849 R0110 Bay Hail the pi“. "Patsy" H. .1. McKinnon. merchant, i Although me inciemency oi ine Ncufrage and Andrew Mac- _ ' f weather prevented many from at- ‘iiliiiiid 35- MBTZRYEVS W911‘ 0H t1 tending’ ii snug sum w“ reluzed_ business trip to the Eastern Let us attend i0 ihi The acting was all that could be M°tY°P°ii5 °il “e555?- s desired. each actor receiving merited applause. J. A. Mecdonad, Bouris motored _}__ to Charlottetown on Inesday. He John J. Campbell. Red Point, reports that there are yet a few was in Souris Monday on a busi- View 0n the wad. where autos m” hip. have some little difficulty iii get- ting through.

m‘ to do repair work to their lines. ,‘ l k 9 A d e I pigitdlfull §“ylui1§§°'§3§i§.u§ ‘"11’. %m%? by the m 1'“ 5mm‘ on CHARCLOTTETIVNRAL

i of our new low summer rat ‘ ' - I _ _ - e on the re ‘llflfl ' re

lining of your Fur Coat for next Frill g, modelling or re. work during our slack season. ~

Our new Summer moan :1 great dciil to you US. Help us in keep our mer months.

rules are now innffeci. this saving Wm » ﬂlld the work will mean a great deal to

Listen Brother l

Hickey and Nicholson’s

BLACK TWIST

The soiiris Ore mc has open -"’—'———-'—_

with Mr. Henry lGRcDxgriaJd. who mi“ WOMEN“ INSHTUTE h s been rstin the plant for tire pest t3: years; in charge, A. Th" memm" "i "16 1°“ W~ T- .1. Campbell. Campbell Cove. ls "l" i" "l" "m" of Mm Sadie again on the Eastern routes, Mﬂiwd °" cmmllml?" ilikht. viz: East Point and East Baltic. —*~ I I- -

als used. Over I00 linings f0 choose from, Let us submit y

_ oii an estim t i - - "m. h", Co“, at our low summe: ﬁasco the YECOIIdIiIOHIIIR oi

The weather Tuesday was hot. and germination should be rapid. h If a Many fanncrs were held up. ow- M1fzziffffilfﬁjiﬂllfl|ifn°n all 8100C the test 0f time f0!‘ more ﬂlilll B in: to rain, 515d IOW-lwﬂlldlﬂﬂtiﬂé “AherawhiuCorM ‘Thin wee seeing sou "

century. If: quality and flavor have given it preference with Islanders. It is an honest tobacco made from high grade leaf by Iﬂiillld workmen.

IIIGKEY and IIGIIOLSDN

CHARLOTTETOWN

Kent Street

finished imd then. plnntiniz.

a llﬂ rlglil of!

Hugh McKlnnon Rollo Bay, was Souris Monday.

ﬂINARUS l-lubtiT

LAND FUBR

Plume i

1 I HARl_“(')4T()T"l(E‘T()IV\7/P/4.P.E.l.\

In St. Mary's Church, souris. The Corpus Christi procession took place n/t the Evening Service Sun- day. ‘The church was filled. and the singing was of a hlizh order.

We regret to_1carn of the scri-