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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN , IJUUQ 12, (93-5

-This oolnmn ls reserved for news

ol local interest but sdvertlslng of I news; nature may be inserted at I seats n word strictly payable ln sd- vsnee,

--KEININATOB. or Electric Re-

frigerator-very special price at Bl'ace's. 1728-7-12-2i.

-FOR RENT in Summerside, five

rpmed bungalow on Court Street. Modern improvements. Apply Percy Tanton, Summerside.

1'!-il-'l-12-ws-21.

-BARN BURNED T0 TB!

GROUND-Early Monday mornng

the barn belonging to Mr. 1"rank_

ed by fire. A large truck wagon was | b also burned. There* was a small

insurance on the barn. S.

teen plate auto storage batteries st

11; '1‘ravel1er's Rest. 3.30; Freeiown.

-FOB. QUICK SALE, one used

Chevrolet Sedan Auto. with Mar- quette extension trunk, looks like new, call at Home's Garage or Brace’s Hardware, Summerside.

1876-7-ll.-21.

36:12-15 will make one fox pen

-1 ROLL 36xl%xl5 and 1 roll

'l.so. nnnlstor, J. w. ll. slonolson. °’

Frank Read who hsve been visit ing relatives in Summerside left on Tuesday for Toronto. S. '

are visiting ner mother. lui-i. wel-‘_ don, , . . . r

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__ _ -lb. Roy Mellindo. of Tbronto, Noam nllnaolln me rl-ee is ‘_ mm” on __ vm to mm

town United Church. N. 1Bedeque.,e_m_ Mr md Mn David Mcuurdo

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-Mrs. G. M. Muttart, of Summer-

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ssebsll "s ls mode" was hand-

the .Tignish fans on Saturday last en the Junior team at Tignish en- tered their opponents at

Myreeke' Shore. The more ended

le favourable to the riparian

team. These teams slung with an aggregation of the same classifies- tion troni Sea Cow Pond are the contenders for the beautiful trophy which has been donated by Mr. Alex Shes.-'1‘_. `

de, with her two smell children.,

of Sackville N B-S

Rayner of New Annan was destroy- I 12

ottoln. Order now at Braoe’s.

1738-7-12-21.

-SAD BEREAVEMENT-Much

pathy is extended to Mr.

x20x6 ft. high, covered top and

-Mr. and Mrs. A. S. McKay, of

Summerslde, have as their guest, Miss Eileen Btreeter, daughter of Dr. Streeter. Superintendent of the Isolation Hospital, Manchester, NH.

Young Men’s Grey Flannels. Good ¢l\laI_1lY 610th made __

up with live pockets, beltioops and finished , with cuffs. Bottoms 20” wide. Pair . . .. .. I

Young l\Ion’s Flecked Summer Tw_eeds of' light browns and grcys. Sash _pockets with one zipper I _,_ pocket, belt loops, extension waist band, 75_ _ . 21 in. bottoms, finihed with cuffs. Pair I

Men’s White Flannel _Pants. Fine smooth finished cloth. Well tailored. Pair I J_

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Men`s Khaki Outing Pants in line khaki drill. Belt loops, five pockets and finished with cuffs.

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Men’ “Flash” bathing _

suits, Johnnie Walker de- -

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sign. Tightly knit from' X Iii,

high grade pure wool _gf

$1.00 to geil;i§ffc1°,§t§ $51 . Other good lincs Price ---------~ ' x

$1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 _

Men’s Zipper Front Fleece Lined Sweat Shirts in white, blue, maroon and green. Just the thing for

the evening

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Men’s Collar Attached ___

Shirts in plain and fancy broadcloth, white, blue and sand and striped

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Boy's Speed Style Pure Wool Bathing Suits with sun

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tan back. Colors, Black, Maroon and Royal Blue

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Boy’s Grey Flannel Suits single breasted coat with three patch pockets, emblem on breast pocket. One

pair straight knick pants. A nice cool suit 2 for summer. Sizes 25 to 30 $ I

Boy’s Coverall in Khaki and navy with red trimmings. Ages 4 to s. suit 900

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Bny’s Cotton Broadcloth Wash Suits

in a fine assortment assortment of colors and styles. Ages 2 to (S ycai'f=.

All colors guaranteed fast.

Boy`s Buttonless 'Nainsook Com- ' binations. Sizes 24 to 34. Suit G

Boy’s first Long Grey Flannel Pants. Well made from good quality cloth.

Other ranges at 8.5¢, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75,. $1.95

Boy`s navy :ind medium blue twill shorts with elastic waistband or with twill belt to match. A smart hard-

wearing short for summer ,we-ar. Pair

7' Boy’s Brozldcloth Shirts,

Five Pockets. 20” bottom with cuffs. Pair

Boy’s and Students Flecked Summer Tweed in new fine quality tweeds

Collar At- smartly made with slash pockets and

tached in blue, white or tan,

85° wide bottoms finished with ` 3

also fancy stripes. Sizes 12 to 14 u cuffs. Pair I

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..° This column is reserved fel

ltzwl of locnl interest but advertising 0 I Dewar vulture may bn innrrwl in

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.JSUBSCRIPTIONS 1:0 Th,

Blarlottetown Guardian may be handed to their Rep. Archie Hume, er left at H. J. Mabnn's Drug Store, Montague. iz-la-fin.

. . 'PREP.-\R<ATORY SERVICE

will be held on Friday evening, July 14th at 7.30 o'clock. Rev. R. Moor- head Locate. DD., Minister si, Jlm*-‘S Clllrrh. Charlottetown will Whdllct the service. There are many Debllle ill Montague who will want. io hcar Dr. I/‘:::llr~. I A

_ ’UAllDIGAN PR-ESBYTERIAN Wendell of Tracadle, left on Wed- Clfl'RCll. Cardigan- Slmd-HY. July nesday for their home in Cape 'Prav- lsth. Service will be held in Car- erse, P.E.I. They were in the em- digan Church at 2.30 in the alter- ploy oi Roy Savage for the past two noon. Rev. Alex R. Gibson, Minis- months,

ter, will conduct the servlcc.

..~sr. anoanws rnasnvrrzn- "I Wm” *‘ "Wi *° 4° °‘I‘1 5°"

IAN CHURCH, Montague. Sunday. about the h°u"e' mn °n ernmds' _my mm communion service at one who never answers back and is ll am. Evening service at 7 p.m. always ready t° d° my biddmy' The ivllnotor. nov. Alex R. Gibson °"”1“‘"°d “ “dy ‘° an “PP“°°’*° will conduct the services. mr ° 9°" in the h°"”h°]d~

"Youre looking for a husband.

..°Mlss Beth Douglas, who is en- mwam’ ”°" “ semmn" "id Im’

“sed in nursing in Bostom amv_ seeker for work.

cd Monday night in Georgetown to .

spend a vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Douglas. =2M11ler's Worm Powders not only

exterminate intestinal and other

_,wil-_ and Mm Edward Mac. worms, but they are a remedy for

willlnms, ,hm dmmhm-_ Miss ms many other ailments of childreri. and two sons. lsrossi-5 Ham, gm; TINY Strengthen the young stomach __ against biliousness and are tonical

in their effects where the child suf-

i fers from loss of appetite. In fever-

ish conditions they will be found useful and they will serve to allay pain and griplng in the stomach, from which children so often suf- fer.

lab sn! pain with l|1nsrd‘s Llnllnont.

-BECEIVEB INJURY - W8-lter

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. Ted Arsenault, of Summerside,

ad the misfortune while chopping wood on Monday evening to chop the first finger oi’ his left hand off. He was rushed' to the Prince County Hospital. where his injury was dres- sed.-S.

-FOLLOW THE CROWD to New

ym suit young son of Mr and Hérmm Bryn, of cmway m

the death after a snort illness of

his eldest son, William, at the

‘was only twenty years of age and was a. very bright and promising youthand well beloved by s. large circle of friends. who will be griev-

Annan Wednesday evening, July 12, to see openlilg football game for Strong-Morrison trophy between New Annan and _Margate. The game starts at 6.30. Ice cream sold on grounds in aid of hockey club. If wet, the following night.

1665-B-10-mw-21

-RETURNED HOME-Mr. H. B. Duchemin, editor of the Sydney Post, , sydney, Ns., with his wife and fam- | ily, who have been spending some_ time at their summer residence ati Sourls, motored to Sumnlerside on | B Sunday and were guests at thelle cllrton Hotel. 'rney lei: on Mon-l

return home.-S. T

-visrrons 'ro rm: rsnalvn- W

Professor Harry Dean, of the Con- 1 servatory of Music, of Halifaxl

Junior, have been visiting Prince 8 Edward Island. On Sunday Profes- sor Dean played the organ in Trin-

ity United Church, Summersidef

Mrs. Walter Callbeck. While there Professor Dean had the pleasure of meeting two of his pupils ,who graduated from the Conservatory,‘

Tuesday morning. S. E

-TOWN COUNCIL MEETING- K

The regular monthly meeting of the E Sunimerside Town Council was held on Monday evening with Mayor Manson presiding. All the Council-

lors were present with the exception S of Councillor Bell. The tender of

The Warren Paving Co., for paving d Spring street with a concrete base_

and bituminous surface was accept- , ed by a motion which was upheld by , all the Councillors present, with the I E

said he was in favour of building the street, but not with the accept- ; S ance of the tender. Another mo- tion was passed that the strip of roadway from the end of the con- crete `at the east end of Water Street to the bridge be concreted and the work be given to the War- '

passed u.na.nimously that the field of Christopher Gunn at the east end of the town be purchased at $600, the pri; 'endered for the use of the town, .'ith a view of erecting an abattoir. A motion was passed that the old board sidewalk on Court Street be pulled up as it is dangerous to citizens and a con- crete sidewalk laid down as far as the i-mir. Electric ligne bills were passed as follows: Paid bills, $689.34; unpaid, $757.14. The town bills were not passed as the chairman of the Finance Commltee, Coun. Boll, was not present. Several communica- tions were read and filed. Mr. J. A. Brace verbally requested the Council to look into the surface wa- ter on his land on Granville Street, which he says is caused by the street being raised. coun. McNeill, Chair- man of the Street Committee, re- ported that the butment at the west end was' completed and other minor repairs done. Coun. Phillips, chair- man of Police Committee, reported 30 arrests for drunkenness; one conviction for stealing; one vngrant; four driving to common danger; two arrested for driving while drunk. Total fl.nes, $269.50. The milk test was also submitted and passed. Coun. Grady, Parks Com- mittee, reported that the old band- stahd in Dominion Square had been tom down and sold and a new one erected. After some discussion on the arrangements and plans for the new nbnttolr Council adjoumcd un-

til Frlday, 14th lust.-S.

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ed the threshold of his career. Besides his parents one sister and one brother are left to mourn. The re- _malns were conveyed to his home 'for burial on Tuesday. S,

-RESCUES PUP-Master Bobbie rennan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- hur Brennan, of Sulrunerslde, and a member of the lst Wolf Cub Pack at Summerslde, performed a daring feat for such a little fellow a few days ago which should not pass -un- notlced. Bobbie was over on the

Prince County Hospital shortly af- ;‘ ter 11 o'clock Monday night. Hel

to hear of his death when on I Ms1peque_ M having B :me new 1.e_s1_

I dence built at Huntley, near Mont- rose, in the Western part of the Province, where he intends to reside in

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sington-, was a visitor to Summer sid say that his wife, who was operated

on short time ago is doing nicely.-S. ‘

Summel-side, has the contract for the house and is at present in Alber- ton in connection with the wor.k.~S.

tie

vl Condon, of Summerslde, have re- turned to their home in Freetown.

-Mr H. M. Laird Mayor of Ken-

e on Monday. He is pleased to

in the Prince County Hospital s

-Mr. G. M. Donald, formerly of

future. Mr. Percy Tanton, of

-Mrs. Eldon Drummond and lit- infant daughter, who have been

siting her mother, Mrs. Benjamin

Condon also had her daughter,

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$1.50 "’ $4.25

edeque shore with Mrs. Arthur Al-

Mrs. Mlss Laura Caswell, visiting with

n and a number of children. The hlldren were playing on the wharf,

day morning for Borden on their SV

hen me little puppy, oi Boston errier), belonging to the Allen

children fell over the end of the

sri' into the water, which is a

h good twenty feet deep. '1‘he little

1 t dh in

Ladies College with his son, Harry l zumal c uns to he m°$ B er K

the sides of the pier. Bobble at great risk to himself, climbed down

and holding on to some spikes with one hand, he caught the pup by the

paw with the other hand and

They were the guests of Mr. and brought mm tc safety___S_

-DEATH OF MRS. ALBERT

TANTON-There passed away at her home in St. Elea1lor's about 'I

ian at Winnipeg, Manitoba, is visit- ing his parents at Tignish, `

her from Malden, Mass. Miss Ces- well is now with friends in Spring

Valley.-S. _

visiting in Charlottetown.

TIGNISH A

-Mr. Elmer Pineau, Tlgnish, is

-Mr. Alex MacDonald, Tlgnish, visiting friends in Summerslde.

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Miss Nan Shaw and her brother! dclock on Tuesday mommg_ Mrs_ Hamid Shaw' of Ch"I°“`ef’°Wn' I Albert Tanton at 74 years of age.

-Dr. J. B. Brown and Mr. E. M.

ooks, who motored from Boston.

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who spent the week end with Miss Mm Tanton was formerly _mm Norma Callbeck. Professor Dean Ann Rogers of Malpeque but had and his son returned to Halifax -éeslded au her married fue in SL

leanor's, where she was very high-

esteemed. She was a faithful ember of St. John's Church, St.

len.nor's, and will be very much- w missed for her zeal and devotion school, at Tigni-Sh. early thi-S W¢€k. to church work. She was very hos- 15 pliable and her home was the f

l eerie of many pleasant gatherings. 1' There are left to mourn four men "°D 511° 105" Wh° BW all l°¢B-1 aughters and four sons, namely: 1 3

Mrs. 1.. s. white, Boston. Mare.; 131° i°P~"

Miss Winnlfred, Boston, Mass.;

meet of New York city; Mrs. ___'1'h_;_ ;°;i;_\_llar__11;;»_llt__li_1y mfetlngl of

Rev. J. J. Wnlren, Belvidere, ni.; ° 5 °“ ' V °°° °~ - » ~ ~ - »

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i ea_me_ Wash. George in Bam President. Mrs. John O'Brien was

unanimously voted the Tlgnish re

_ , Maryland; also the follow- ` A _;.;.._________ Mm ________ C______________m__,,_,W to ,mud ma Umm , and Plate Glass Insurance

Br Mass., to attend the funeral of the

late Mrs. E. J. H. Morrissey. are to day visiting Dr. and Mrs. Johnston,

-Mr. Alphonse Gaudet, seminar- _ `

F... WELL DRILLING lil

.The Trask

IIAUGIIMI H. GROUM

Local Representative

-The work or reparation whleh ‘ ' at Morley noir, uw omoe, sumnimlee, P. li. I..

as commenced on_ the convent or Telephone 297. I

Well Coi-

prozressing very favourably. Scaf- 17§i'.'i.12.wf,-1-|;g_ aiding has been erected and re- --

oofing begun on the west side. The |!_"' ‘-' ' 1?*

rtists will no doubt soon "go over

Mr Tho as Com o of SL EI_ l Convention at Charlottetown. Funds

S' m pt 9' were voted for the Construction of at Lowest Rate.

eanoz-'s, and Mrs. Philip Williams. Ellerslie; and one brother, John N. Rogers of West Somerville, Mass.,

ren Paving co. colin. Kelly alsoito all of whom much sympathy is made objection to this motion. A_extended. The funeral takes place

motion was passed by Coun Phil- ion Thursday at 2 o'clock from her lips, seconded by coun. McNeill and late residence to St. John's Church,

St. Eleanor's. S.

I lm PERSONALS O

-Mr. R.. H. Gordon, ex-M.P.P., of

Alberton, has been under treatment in the Prince Edward Island Hospi- tal for the past two weeks. He is

considerably improved and hopes to

be able to return homo in the near

future.

SPRAINS

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DPTOMITBIIT

Olfho :enlisted With

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a League cake, to be donated to the

E. R. BROW

parish picnic- A sewing iirole was Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewis 'V' organized to assist the Sanctuary ,

qiommliim me R,v_0h,,,,1.,l,,_F,,. 146 Richmond St., Charlottetown

ther McNeill, was present.

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