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spacing. You save 30 to 50 per cent. jn laying-and have a roof oi permanent charm and distinc- tion. Made in four iadeless colors.

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NEW ANNA" RACES. Wednesday, cLEAiiANcPe/itl: of Refriger- Auftllst 17th. Don't forget the date. atori-l. 20 percent discount, The

5 _Tlla MT. usual-ml" MILLING ‘Loo l5 Branding Saturday's only in

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HUGS-The Mt. Herbert Ship- Ding Club will hold its annual‘ meeting Thursday, July 14th 8 p, m. ‘in the Mt. Herbert School. All Intel-- ested please attend. 7754-7-12-31.

CHURCH OF SCOTLANU-Rev. J. Eustace Purdie, B. D., will preach] Sabbath 17th in the ‘Traverse. at 6.30 p. m.

YOUR SUBSCRIPTION may have expired, renew vnow and got ,your choice of a. Valet Auio Strop iltuzor, blade and strap frae, or Vill- 'et Utility Klllte free. Eielltr one makes a remarkable premium.

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PAINS IN THE FEET and limbs, often thought to be rheumatism are duo to fallen ilrclics, it troub- led, consult Dr. Schoii's foot ex- pert. who will he ut .0ur store Jul)’ lstll and morning of the 19th. Al- Kirk, CapeHoy uild 60., Ltd., Cirtown. P- E. _l. 77-il-7-l2,3l

been transferred to St. Charles; Rev

ATTENTIONTi-ST-DIRECTEVD to I

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For Framing Purposes

The Guardian has pleasure in announc-i mg- has procured a few (Qqmplete set-Q 0f you want real satisfaction in fi the Canadian Historical Drawings (recently published in its columns) printed on high- These pictures by Mr. C. W. Jetferys, the Disting- uished ToroutoArtist, are worthy of beillwl-u» luv "l- Teo sous" "mu 5

toned art paper suitable for framing.

framed not only for their historic interest bilfiXi... served. Th6 Ilomlllalf CORNWALL smzvlcas- There

because of their artistic merit._ price is $1.00 for the set of .12 pictures. Apply early to avoid disappointment.

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.\ Strawberries and Ice Cream

What more delightful dish especially if you have Perfection Ice Cream? Perfect-ion l8 H0 50"}! ‘hill-In was served’ at the Governor s residence and the Ball at Government House for the

VICE REGAL PARTY

- This is another compliment to the manufacturers ol- this delicious confection. It is used by the best pQﬂplQ use conditions under which it. is manufac- tured o ' ‘to be absolutely sanitary. Com-

mittees in charge o! l

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HARD CHESTNUT c°AL‘_we aliltllllport hcilool olFesttiiiénl ‘can recommend our D. L. and W.} P" 2y even "é H‘ we s ‘coal for haseburilels. Many custo-igllmm» s waiida inn“. Si" ca? nlers are ordering now for next “gm w“ l e“_ m“ ‘mu “is l “Intel. A Plckﬂrd and Cm Phone young aild old came roln cl y lllll 240. 7775_7_13_3|icountl'y to enjoy the good time and ice cream, cake, etc, provided by

i held school

The

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_wny——espccinlly the League of tile Cross Bund. whose presence added the

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ORWELL-VERNON SERVICES ——The services of the Orwell and

Vernon Cilurcile for Sunday next, Jilly» 17th, are}

THE, MARSHFIELD PRESBY-i lERlAN FESTIVAL will he held. in Mr. John Siiisuffs field, Mon-

follows: St All-

_ __ I drews, Orwell t 11 n. m; Vernoll itlver ut 2.30 p. m.; nnll Orwell ' Head at 7,30 p. m. Rev. E. A. Kocli-

lily will speak at all the services in connection with the Convaieeent‘ work of Armenian Refugee Relief. Rev. W. H. McEwen. D. D., tor- mel-Iy minister of Orwell. will sup- ply the pulpit during the remaind- er ot the vacation. His visit and _ that of Mrs. McEwen will be gladly

welcomed b u

CRAPAUD AND SPRINGFIELD. mend,” y a, m ‘mum’ °t Owing to the continued illness of the _____I_ Rector there will be no service in St.i WELCQME v|s|T°Rs _ Mm_ John's Church. Crwoud on Sundayiuwcn McDonald of Norvnl, out, next, but there will be service in St.) with her two sons. Chester and‘

clock on. [Ionic-made

will be service Sunday, July 17th in Lthe United Church at Kingston at {l1 u. m.; West River at 3 p. m., und- ‘Cornwall at 7. 30 p. m. These ser-l vices will be conducted by the pas-‘ tor. '

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CHANGES 1N DIOCESI-L-The following chances have been made‘ among the priests of the Dlocesezi Rev. L. Callaghan. D- D». Secret-lily i t0 Hi5 Lilla-Ship Bishop OLQQTY- hi“ Dollliiiiilll Libelrlltfillisi-rvntlve Aral

P. McMahon, D. D., has been :4)- Mm

_ |pointed Secretory; Revs. B. Cro en lion. the Annual Reunion of the Zlidtand l“ McCarthy’ recently ordained‘Gulmmerntinl] ihave been appointed to the Cathed-‘to g0 to Quebec. I

FEsTll/AL "‘ liluui iioc-Iivuiill", ot’ m,

' the indies oi’ the district. Tile colli-

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‘tl-illilncd with tile conventional iivreulli ot’ orange blossoms. Her handsome bouquet, which she car-

1rid, was of orphelia roses and

imaiticu-hair fer-u. Miss Bertha

Byrlle. who acted as maid of hon-

or. wore a gown of peach satin

with hat to match, un_(l carried il

bouquet of pink caruatioul-i. The groom was supported by Ernest

Mclnilis of St. Peters. Tile groom's gifi to the bride was u \'llllie.g0l(l wrist watch. to tile bridesmaid ii willie gold bar pill \\'itii‘u peurhset- ting, and to the grounnimnrl a scarf pill. After a. dainty wedding break“

States. The bride's travelling (70th, tuule was of’ peach snliil with gold 1411-"! lfllllllllllizs Willi but to luutch. Her lfillil was of cocoa colored pilll-V et iwill \Vlill squirrel trimmings. mm-

PERSONALS.

jirrived Saturday to utterld tllc full-, erul of hcr father, Captain William,‘ Lledwcll of Souris, lcuvcs on rcturlu this morning. '

Mr. Alexundur Millfil0llllltl uii Llnvrcili-e, Mlrls. who silent iil-al wIH-li-Plltl iii Billflist and “loud lN-l Iullils, loft yieuiill-iluy tervniilg for‘ lilo Hush-in purl oi‘ Illa Island. I

Mr. Mus-Nicol. Prcsidcin oi‘ lilo

Fsm-ilitiilll railed yesterday upon, liillllPl Davies, widow oi‘ the] lianiol Iklvii-s, one nf ma; Fntilel-u llominuiedl

Mr. ltuullen Mni-llniiulll ot’ ill!‘ iPzill-iili, lei’! ycilie-rduy morning for N. li., lll response to 11 telegram icnl illness of brother, Ralph W. Mill-Donald, who in

filial nil-l

tilt-re. uiul very serious.

whose t-ondillolic

Mr. (loriloil lnmnn

_ nuil iiiu sistgri Miss l'll‘llli.l, arrived

lll tho city‘,

'l‘iie:-uiny nvcuillg from Prilviilillli-ini‘

R- l. Tllfly were liccmilpuiiiteii l! ,Ml's. llerilort hli-Druignil and he sbu blaster ll. A. of Lynn, Muss ;nlso Mr. John liiilrcillsuil lviuPhnii .01’ Providence, R. i. Tile party will jremuln on rile lslilllii for some film" viuitiui: lmluy [Plﬁllilt-i in rho! , nativv province. 3 - - i. .... . ___

. l For (‘IIIIIN llllll llunlonil use llllllilrilﬂo Llnlnln-nl. y , - Jubilee Celebration '

Echoes »

In Toronto-Decoration of the graves of the various men who con- tributed to the building of‘ Canada. in: Confederation times by the Tor-l onto Women's Liberal Association;

In Qttawa-Presentation of a bou- quet ' of roses. in St. Barnabas’

fast ihé young couple motored‘ to! . Borden en route to New England '

illllllil‘! treatment ill lilo ilosqlilah I

i!

(lelilziliiiil sillnlui-i- clilnnio oi’ their ti‘

~ Minutes of lust meeting wore read . and adopted.

pole.

es at the usual hour.

held on next Sunday at 7.30 p. m. under thkauspices of the L. O. A. The address will be delivered by

collection will be for Mt. Herbert Orphanage. As the church is under- going internal painting. etc. the ser- vices next Sabbath will be held in the hall. - INSTITUTE MEETING. -Easi: Royalty Women's Institute held their regular monthly meeting of June 17th.. at the home oi‘ Mrs. Alex. McNevin. Eight members and five visitors present. Meet- ing opened with institute Ode. Roll call was answered with name of birth month and birthstone-

A discussion was carried on as to erecting a flBK lt was moved null seconded that i1 gift be presented to Mrs. Jenkins ill recognition of her val- iinblo help in our Institute work. A sick committee was appointed. The sum of $65.00 was voted tn- wnrds school building fund. Meet- ing (dosed with National Anthem. Luncheon was served by till! i108!- ens.-

‘ iback to the Island. L.\‘0.-L. SEIIVICIL-In the Pres-limit visited horulutive Province.

bytsrian Church Hall. Murray Hat-l which-she loves so well and honors federaﬂm‘ Baby bour North, a. special service will be so highly under her

Rev, D. V. O'Meara. M. A.. L. H. The|

iElllil-belhllfllllil9lll Springﬁeld at. Stuart,

. ~ Q ’ ' Q _ _ have been visiting relaﬂveslCliurch, to a direct descendant of; w , H half-Past seven o'clock in the even- and friends at Kinross and vicini-‘smawr Dick” (‘me °f m” "Falheisey ing. Sunday School in both Church-j ty, and are being warmly welcomed. “f cQnfedefll-lloll") this bill!!!)Mrs-

It has M. W. Maynard, wife of Mrs. McDonald warden‘

been the rectors three enr .

y a since In East York-Selection of‘ a Con-i "m Bu] B in the person of‘; former “a ‘L e y rown. who was given u. l5 M_ Monlgomery_ A, m8 montwly silver cup. The Confederation! meeting of the w.M.s. of tile or-‘Baby is a Ci‘““°“““ °f “"98 §°"°l"| we" congregation hem M the homeations. and his grandmother wore c, o; Mm A_ J_ McLeod, Khlross. slﬁ-SllVlti‘ cross for his grandfather who -ter of Rev. Ewen McDonald, on died In the war‘ _'l‘hursday evening last. Mrs. M05 In Mimm’ ODhTA four day Ju‘ ‘il/Jﬂliiilil delighted the large uumberbﬂee’ and m the para-ac of B‘ cub of present with n brief address, full 8o ye?“ ago‘. conveying Charles o; "new," and literary beauty’ onlJones, Miltons oldest native-born the “women m. the BM“. M thefson. In York township the feature close i1 delicious lunch was served.“ the whole days proceedings was by Mm Mcheud and her ‘amnyxthe old time barbecue, which con- nnd the members dispersed to theinsisted of the roasting of an 0X on hum” carrying the memory m, the grounds during the afternoon, very profitable and dengmml m“ and the making of sandwiches from

em"; \ the meat. Every shred of meat was -. magerly consumed by thg; 15,000 peo- WEDDWG BELLS_A very prebiple who surged about the grounds

{y weddmg was Bolemnlze _,"during the evening. ‘ tre Dame Academy, Chnrlodttelaltlogiif I?‘ ottawnT-The reception to Mai:- 0|] Tuegiay, July 13m’ M 5'30 u’ mljﬂalet ‘Anglin and Eva Gauthier. l when e“ Jame“ Mu-rphy, recmrtsm Plﬂlld to be n. Canadian, Miss of St. Dllllililllfti University, llllllﬁtliAngun said’ and nothing could in theholy bonds of matrimony Miﬁ-huve kept n}? from attending the John hwmmls Momma" of Summer“ celebrations. Al. home in New York “He, and Mary Kamleen Grant m, the distinguished dramatist known For, Augmmn-L The bride was throughout nearly every country of beaum-"ny “Hired in n gown oﬂthe world is a very different DEYIISOII- wlme georgene Wm] u “use ve" age from Ottawas Margaret. In

New York she is the leading expon- ---~ eut of the drama and one of the most beloved and respected women on the stage. In Ottawa she is n daughter of an old and distinguish- ccl family whose forbeltrs have been closely connected with the making of Canadian history. Miss Anglin

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lllliillngllltft dissolves llltélll. To ‘do thin ilret W88 bOTII in the Parliament Build- o Wo ouuoou o P9P"! no now- or ings as the daughter of the Speaker ha’"awfilﬁﬁﬁgipzlfltlfhf of the House. She received her early l J} - ,. hrn‘ds briskly for ii low Iii!i‘0lI(lFi-— education the“? and 13W!‘ Studied \ I ' h . Y ' - - , ‘ . i“ ' ” iiliicklliliiiils"ilrilve"iiiiilelvmuillllcliliidenail: ablxtllolzg Anslln. 0i‘ rather Mrs. Hull. 7 R d' WABC (326) N' Y‘ "opry House DANCE ORCHESTBAS sqiioealilg blnckbcnlis only open the as she many is is m rempen shortly S a, Tonight," I 7,40 P, M, . . lii5“i...”..'l;l'.'{1Jilini‘l2".'l2"§imil'§"l Jﬂiil? in Asbury Peri m a delightful wm- 1°~°° P- M- lwMoK <54“ Bilﬂﬂm- "sod"!- . ‘ ation of pcroxlilc powder and illn writer edy called "April Lenes."_ ‘In OCCO~ Y WOK (252) chlca-BQ- Trilmon- ' 3o P- M- . iliioioivo itlvlii rlgllt out. ii-livlllir ills be]- wlth Mfs_ Flake she W11] reylvg _ WWGY (380) " ady. RAIIIOYB, , skin soft null tlla- pores in their nnturul nThe Merry wives of Windsor], —_"" SpORTQ_TALKS , N_ Y_ i """""""" - "Tell my fellow-Canadians that FMDAY’ w“ '5 , 9.00 r. M. __ they should always support their _ 2.00 P. M. WEAF (492) New York. Palais D'Or. ENGINEER Canadian artists. For o country ls '“‘°i"_""°'“' “m” P'°“"""“ WHK r205) Cleveland. Go Lucky '11‘ ~ 10.00 r. m- - Mweeee. ‘e e- - w-.. I known more by its art; than its com- CONCERTS Gay." v KDKA (310) Pitts. Pos. Orchestra. . 7°"? bod dorm . ' merce." said Miss Gauthier. Miss 2M |l_ M_ ,.»0.25 P. M. 10.90 P. M. i’ t y M“ M" Gauthier came an even crest/or dlo hi Recitl WMAC (m; u Y Baseball crcr- (m) Montreal ﬁcnnys - a d _ I ' i , a. - - . ‘ _ . . a": "wit: Quinn eneroy value \ Now '5 the Time lance to attend the Jubilee than (no w“ ‘m’ Pa; _M_ ,0» P, M, 1m, p, M, . " s- > -Mi.ss aninin. Holidays in London W5“ “m, (mm Musk,“ xnxa (316) Pitts. Yesterthots. wnz was) Springﬁeld. Statler. , ; ~ . - attracted the sinner the" and l‘ ~ - 0.4a r. M. 1.30 P. lvr. ' (Copyright. I927. by International -._ STEWARTB T0 IDUCtQT i‘asgellftgggyalgogufhghggselgit231:‘ woo 0,50,, 9h“, a...“ 0mm, KDKA (s10) Pitts. Markets. Radio Programs. Chicago.) 1,, - - - ' 4.00 r. M. -——— . '- > » monies. i n t .. l _ , Your Foxos In Hmumngrh, om m,“ Gm oxen (s51) Toronto. Paw rope. r, , l r [den Party. held at the residence of 5M P‘ M‘ _ l I . . < m. and Mrs. Stanley Mills. "hen ln- WBZ 1333f: 5Puu8ﬂ°l<l~ Wllll- s e G 5.10 P. M. - ' in that food. Became It con- , ‘wegzgttgtgefntgaggd: 1:5 w1p (m) phi“, gonwri-h lain: the untouolieg m"; o"; i .- years eggs and gold medals were r ' 1.00 P. M. _ the wheat. just n nature b We are the sole JIQM (or prosenteddo the oldest “glen and Wglgg #3310) Schenectady. Studio row" “—mh I" m". Ilroe- l" °7 9'5 All"?! F“ mm‘ woman ‘t the unique pa ' - I 7.80 P. M. ' This year we hove the ﬁnest stock of Souvenirs for the balm‘ minerals that build “n” "d m” u‘ m‘ m" ' , WJZ (454) N. Y- R-Oyﬂl He"). w ‘Poul-lat trade that we have ever had. Our assortment in- ' Eromolene m urmitu; m ACHING JQINTS g WBZA. KDKA. KYW- eludes besides the relular lines of SOUVENIII anooonns hi; your gm", M. euro for tits. ltomeoh powder _ ~. " ' ' u” I n ind BPOONS. an exceptionally Inge ranlo of Souvenir l‘ \ m- m." “w” Q!‘ m. u”; Apply Mlnerlroa few times and w” u“) N_ y_ Phuw Ho“, w Chins. We also have n very ﬁne line of Souvenir Novelties eye lotion. powder for rlok- 4 note the quick relief. - WJZ. WBZ, WBZA. KDKA. KYW. in a [rest variety. t to etc ‘all and Ietilo “m” (m) N‘ Y‘ M mm- md. W ' ° ‘r ' " ' H turns, WEAI‘, WTAG. wLrr. Wo would Illllreciate your lnollootlou- < i Piiﬁrlbi-“F 199' V WRC WOO KBD, WTIO WMAQ. v Charlottetown , ' i“ P. _ ' . a - ‘ n»- m- w w wizttiisii homo i L. i i i 3) Musical . i i ‘ " i " l i ‘l 000.com’ A I i i“ V . “Wm” mo‘ m‘ a , - i l [V1 E .. . wga (conic. gorge toddler. . . . . . _ _ - -_~ u "r"'