ednriltﬁ

I

-. ._.

l 1.1

all ladies SUMMER DRESSES 25 per cent offf

M ANY DELIGHTFULLY charming frocks are shown in this interesting clearance sale. Many popular fabrics, a wide variety of styles, and in all probability a dress of just your style and size is here for you, at this reduced price!

$3.75 Dresses at 2.82 $5.95 Dresses at 4.47 $12.00 Dresses at 9.00 $16.50 Dresses at $20.00 Dresses at “$15.00 $30.00 Dresses at

Children’s Summer Dresses reduced

$1.50 DRESSES $1.13

l l i

' $2.00 nnssses $1.50 $2.50 nnasses $1.58 $3.00 nnsssas $2.25

v ~—.\1r. Rnbcrt Cairns lt-[t on Tucs- changes and improvements. He vis- day morning cn rciurn to his home m Chicago, alter hztxxng sprnt a dc- iightful visit in hi‘; native Province. Mr. Cairns hnri lwcrzi absent from the [Blind for rritnc yours and saw many

itcd his old home in Dunstaflnage, and was also the guest of his brother James and sister, Miss Mary, at their homo in Summcrsidc during his vis- it.—S. '

AND

PERMANENCE t’?

Are the dominating factors in the choice of a Iratwhl for your cemetery tribute. In a degree be- yond comparison these qualities are found in our memorials.

To the task of assisting you in the selection of an appropriate design, we bring a desire to serve and a reputation for skill and training that make our work worthy of your thoughtful inquiry.

Consult us now.

VERE BECK & SON

Monument Manufacturers 181 Gt. Geo. St., Charlottetown, Maint St., Montague

FOR SALE

571x‘ I5$AJ

>

.. L- I.

w

o

1

U

*3 . q. .

Desirable Property for Sale

ON CENTRAL STREET, SUMMERSIDE

For Price and Terms apply to

1 t llaitacianno gas. lf not delighted with

Sflnurd‘!

John S. Wright. Summerside

Shop

Early Daylight Saving Time

Teacher “Skinny” Nervous, Gains Pep 14 Lbs. in 3 Weeks

ST. AURELIE. P. Q-.——"Was ner- vous, exhausted. So skinny. W!“ 9m‘ barrasscd." says M!“ AlPh°llslll° For-tier, teacher. “Tried Ironized Yeast. Gained l4 lbs- 1n 3 Weeki- N°w healthy and haPDlh"

Teachers, lawyers, doctors, nurses, mothers, ministers all write of gains o; 5 w 15 ibs, in 3 weeks with new Ironized Yeast. Blemished skin clears. "Nerves," constipation. indigestion so overnight. New pep ﬁrst day-

lronized Yeast is two great tonic} in one. Weight-building bnw"! Yeast. plus strengthening. blwd-in- riching iron. Many “m” “m” d" fective than unmedicatcd yeast Re-

sults in half the time.

Don‘; be “skinny," weak. nervous. 1n danger of serious ills. Toke thew little tablets. N0 vessty

quick gains, manufacturer refunds money. Get. Ironlzed Yen-St from

druggist today. Feel great tomorrow-

remnrol WIT"-

Hunioue.

Llnlme it relieves

BELLBMATHIESON Barristers h lollelwu Collections MON‘!!! T0 [DAN HONTAGUI

QQ —_I_— _—‘~.;—.-;—.-.—. . . . . ' . luv: room on:

IXAMINID AID OLAllIl INTI!) II

a s. PARKMAN it ummeooimncou , g "Dlllﬂltr-‘I- :

O&OO'OOOO-QﬁOOGOOIO-OOOQQQT

vvssrrnn cuinnnn

—CENTRAL BIIDEQUE Baptist Plstorate, Sunday, August 10th. Dr. Sldey will preach as follows: Morn- ing at 10.45 A. M. Central Bedeque, (Communion) Eveningat 7.30 P. M. Freetown.

- PROGRESSING SATISFAC- TOltll-Y-Mr. Harrison Bell, the only surviving member of the terrible sc- cident at McEwens crossing on Mon- day evening. is reported to be mak- lng satisfactory progress towards re- covery.—-S. ‘ —SEIZURE 0F RUM-The Pro- hibition oﬂlcers and customs officers for Prince County made a seizure of two gallons of rum on the shore at the Baltic during the week end. The omcers have not as yet found the owner of the liquoia-S.

—TAKES POSITION-Miss Georgie Mclcan, B.A., Central Lot 16, left on Tuesday for Edmonton, where she has accepted the position of Lady Dean at Alberta College. Before taking up her duties, Miss McLean will visit her sister, Mrs. Prescott Forbes at Evansburg, Alberta.-S.

-—IN THE POLICE COUNT-In the Police Court at Summerslde on Tuesday morning an old offender ap- peared before Stipendlary Wyatt, charged with being drunk and incap- able and was fined $20 and costs or thirty days. Another drunk was fin- ed $2 and costs- The sentence was suspended during good behaviors-S.

—SLI‘GHT ACCIDENT-Miss Alice Gallant, of Mount Carmel was slight- ly hurt on Monday evening about nine o'clock, when the car in which she was riding ran into a telephone post outside the Post Oﬂlce at Sum- mersido. The young man, who was driving the car was dazzled by the lights of another car and in making the turn ran into the telephone post, smashing the front part of the ma-

‘ chine quite a bl’; The radiator was

bent and one of the lights broken. The young lady was taken to the hospital and in spite of the stat! be- lng occupied with the victims of the level crossing accident which had oc- curred shortly before, her injuries were promptly attended to and she was able to return home.-S.

—FUNERAL 0F MR. FRANK GEORGE LARGE-The funeral of Mr. Frank George Large, the second victim of Monday night's tragedy, took place at four o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Txyon Baptist Church, Rev. M. 0- Brlenton officiat- ing. The church was filled with mourners, whose heartfelt sympathy goes out to the family in their great loss. The deceased was a. steady, hard-working young man and a gen- eral favorlte. There are left to mourn besides his father and mother, two sisters, Mrs. Robert Callbeck, of Tryon and Miss Annie at home; also one brother, Alexander, in Western Canada. The Guardian joins in ex- tending sympathy to the bereaved- Interment was in the Community Cemetery at Tryoru-S.

—HAROLD HARKNESS BADLY BURNED-Master Harold Harkncss, thirteen year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harkness, of Summerslde, was badly burned about the face and hand on Monday when gas exploded from the tank of a disused car in the yard of Messrs. Robinson's Mill at. the east end of the town. The young fellow was working at the Bakery adjoining the mill and was returning from dinner when, he says, that he saw smoke coming from one of the tanks and went over to look at it. He struck the side of the tank and the gas at once ignited, burning the little lad's face and hand- He was able to run to his home but fainted immedi- ately after. l-le was taken to the hospital where his burns were dress- ed and allowed afterwards to go home. On ‘Tuesday morning he was suffering a 800d deal, but the doctors are in hopes that his eye-sight is un- injured. Much sympathy is express- ed 101' the young boy, who is a gen- eral favorite-S.

.._‘.Z.'a ......_.

aiuNciNc UP FATHER

ws-iene whom: was es wo-nxv u=

l‘? WA5NW ‘lb

woR Mt? . ﬂAcl-iYou-SQT H's Na USE-ALI- You ‘THINK AQQuT- is YoUR

rpm-snares!

Lew- anew menus \‘I’$ ousaawnuéw arr eta-c AND TRIO 0F TALKING ‘romeo-

FM NOT "TIRED OF LIQTBNIN‘

' L;HAKLUl'l‘E'l‘UWN GUARDIAN s I.

Your Roof

{XUQLUST .7, 1936

--— ~21:

Questions Answered

Will Brantford Arte-Lock Slates make mo a good lasting roof? They will, because they are strong. thick. tough and weather-

resistant. Fire retardant, of counc-

Will the roof require repairs or upkeep? Not for many ycaro because each slate is locked on by an interlocking feature and can't be dislodged by Nature's pranks. There isn't a weak spot anywhere.

What about coat ‘f Brandon! Arm-Lock Slates meet that question squarely with eﬂicient: protection at low colt. They are especially suit- able where large areas of, pitch roof

must be covered. (A square of 100 >

slates-weight: 145 lbs-will cover 100 square feet.) They cost lees to buy. less to lay, nothing for repairs or staining. i

How will it look? The inter- locking slates laid diagonally make a pleasing design and the fadelesa colors are permanently attractive.

Get Rooﬁng Booklet-FREE

Everyone should have a copy ofour com- booldct, "Beauty with Fire

Well illustrated, it contains the fact: about rooﬁng. Write tor your

copy-apootcardwilldo.

antford

RRO/LOC

‘tvnilME

Halifax, N. S.

Saint John, N. B.

Manufactured by Brantford Carritte Company, Limited Factory, Coldbrook, N. B.

St. John's, Nfld.

FOB SALE BY THE FOLLOWING DELI-Elli

l“ lottetown, P. I. l. FENNELL 8c CHANDLER

Montague, P. E. l. POOLE a. THOMPSON, LTD.

Malpeque, P. B. l- PETEB. McNUTT k SON

Summerllde. P. l. l. SINCLAIR 4s STEWART, LTD- ’ Hunter River. P. l. I. A. B- CUTCLHTE

i agent at Kensington, and who brother, ﬁubert, who worked at Mr. left to take up his new B. W. Robinson's ranch, which ad-l

duties as station agent at Freetown. was called upon by his friends at his home before leaving and presented with a. purse of money accompanied by an address. Mrs. Mathieson was given s. farewell party at the shore by her lady friends. A very pleasant afternoon was enjoyed and Mrs. Ma- thieson was presented with a very handsome. bookcase, accompanied by the good wishes of her friends. There were about twenty in the party-S.

—SAD NEWS RECEIVED-The sad news has been received by rela- tives in Summerside of the death in Vancouver on AugustAth, of Mrs. John Grady, wife of the late Mr. John Grady, of Summerside. Mrs. Grady was 70 years of age and had been in poor health for some years. About ten years ago she went to re- side ln Vancouver in the hope that the warmer clhnate would be bene- ficial to her. The deceased was be- fore her marriage Miss Hibbert, of Summerside. She will be kindly yo- membcred by many friends on the Island. There are left to mourn, one daughter, Mrs. James and two sons, Dr. Kingsley Grady, of Vancouver. and Mr. Frank Grady, of Bummer- slde; also one brother, Mr. George Hlbbett, of Georgetown. The funeral took place on Wednesday at the Ang- lican Church in Vancouven-S.

—FIINERAL 0F MR. JAMES AR- ENAULT — The funeral of Mr. James Arsenault, son of Mr. Gilbert Arsenoult, of Summerside. was held yesterday afternoon at two o'clock from his home to St. Paul's Church and Cemetery. Rev. J. J. McDonald ofllcioting. The deceased, who was one of the victims of Mon- dey night's terrible accident,

we: the eldest of a. family of

-FAREWELL PRESENTATIONS- nine and worked at the ranch of the On Tuesday last Mr. C. B. Mathleaon, late Mr. George Robinson. He usu- for twelve years assistant station ally came homo with his younger

OH- sacrum‘ rcn AT has? A Mmcrra.

. Virginie."

joins the other ranch. That night‘ he was late finishing his work and sold he would go home with Mr. Bell. The deepest sympathy is felt for the dereaved fumlly 1n their terrible af- fliction. There are left to mourn, be- sides his sorrowing parents, three brothers and five sisters, namely, Hubert, Joe, Raymond, Bella, Winnie, Annie, Lena and Mary, all at home, to all of whom The Guardian ex- tends heartfelt sympathy. The fun- eral was very largely attended. The pail bearers were Messrs. Courtney McDonald, Ben]. Gallant, p Frank DGSRDChES, Herman Durant, Arthur Arsenauit and Cyrus Arsenault-S;

Eastern Guardian

. JSUNDAY SERVICES-On Aug- ust lOth Rev. H. R. Bell will preach as followsz-South Lake l1 A. M., Subject-"The Man God Sought to Kill", Klngsboro 7.30 P. M ., Subject "Dreams That Come True."

..~s'r. Aivmurws Presbyterian Church, Montague. Services on Sun- day, August 10th at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M. Rev. Alexander Gibson of On- terlo will be the speaker. L

"WNSTITUTE MEETING — The June meeting of the Alllstm Wo- men's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. L. J- Acorn and was opened by repeating Creed, followed by roll call, which was responded to with

jokes. Report from Convention was read by delegates. ,ft was decided on to purchase I water fountain for the school room. Meeting came to o. clon- by singing "Carry rno beck to old Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Chas. MacDon- i

lid.

We are bringing you Positive, Reliable and Speedy Relief

The Finger Points to

the location of the Anterior , TranlveceeArch. Arch '

severe cramp-like

widmnndepreldeovertheehoes, the emalltoe and great toe joints beoomehtntlamedndand enlarged- bodili ﬂgue nervousness

Heed tlneﬁrst danger signal! Stop your Foot Troub 51ft!" they impair your ‘comfort and daily An ‘tion °..'.n?i=.”"é’.i"£°'5i°f‘1'i€3? rﬁiiiiﬁ-‘f ;'i"m“l;°§'t.‘i§ at "Hr Store on AUG. 8th. Afternoon 9th. All Day

A t duty v i t ' i: - "W. M. Scholl

at. $12}? 3Q’ .5225‘ t L m” 9’ authority will

clearly explain liar tbue nnethodo give instant foot comfort.

Yo" W!" 41w bvsiven opcdogrupliprim ofyour necking ‘fest

All thisnwltbonhcost er obligation. Don't- mfle seeing this Expert at W ﬂora v ~ ~ ~ 1 we.

ALLEY f? CO. LTD

a

—By George Mtilmmis ‘rt-GIGS No ‘ - s. - Y, D0081’ ABouT ; ‘Q r rr- ’ .