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Many husbands and wives do not appreciate the rich humor that there is in their teapot temp- ests. If you have a husband like Joe-or a wife like .Vi-you know what we mean.

Hoe and Vi are “MR. and MRS.--,” appearing

every day in The Guardian. Their

domestic ad-

ventures are those of yourself and your friends — and that is what makes them so in- teresting, so human and so humorous.

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GUARDIAN

MAY 18th.

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steel mils foods slide in and out

of Frigidaire!

Push a heavy bowl of soup- stoclr into a Frigidaire-i; doesn't scatter its way to the back of the shelf-slapping overasitgoes-Irdoesrftask to be into place, either,-

Bur-ﬂdins. one- r-sn on all food shelves ailaaime of the veryrsal advantages of Frigid- aire Advanced Refrigeration; There are many others. h ls these snaior improvements, by Frigidaire, than d refrigera- conveniemmd

cannula-L We invite you m wash and learn about them;

IHENEWALLWHITE

It sIUer along as smoothly 4nd rilelstljnaﬁrdillaema can. oraemmd!

And when yonwantitagsin kdoesnkhsvcco he mnmedto oomeons~—it seemsahsolutely eager to o ‘din hand s s a ma?

l ElFRIGIDAIIBARE$QmW|n| A 3 YEAR COMPLETE GUARANTEE

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Frigidaire Food Shelves are made of smooth steel rails d1 rmmbxg one woy-fmﬂ/ppgp but. There are no crinkly crossbar: for dishes to surm- ble over and stub against. Now, in themselves, egg’. riding rails on food shelve; are small things. But they are one of the many things that 8o no make Ftigidaim Coma}. iﬂiﬂ, which (millions of wonsen will cell you) is a Vcy Big ﬁring, indeed!

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- Dealers in Prince Edward Island

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Western Guardian

--lﬂ0BlN H000 FLOUR sold and guaranteed by loading dealers every- whore.

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-JAP-A-LAC, Gliddoxfs Endur- ance Pure Paint. Varnish and En-

amel. sold at Bruce's. (4954-11-31.

-IB.OKEN SODAS, Fine Puppy Meal and Poppllac, sold at Bruce's. 4495-5-11-21.

-'ra1t DENTAL OFFICES o! Prince County and Orapsud will close Wednesday atternoon irom May lst to December 1st. 4488-5-11-21.

JOPULAB APPOINTMENT — The appointment and subsequent ar- rival o! Mr. Carl Anderson, Provin- cial Police Omcer to Tlgnish ls much appreciated by the villages and those interested tn law and order. Mr. Anderson is a capable and ambient omyclal who is winning the respect and good will o! all classes in his new surroundings-T.

—INSTITUTE MEETING — The April meeting o1 Pleasant Circle In- stitute was held at the homo ct Mrs. George McKay, rive members and two visitors were pressntbed-IWWY two visitors being present. Meet‘ opened with “Island Hymn." Roll call lollowed, answered with "Short cuts tn doing housework or cooking." Minutes o! last regular meeting were read and adopted. Several letters were read and discussed. A bill o! $8.15 was presented and ordered paid. A bill of 48 cents was paid by the Secretary for a lock for desk. It was moved and seconded that $2.05 be taken from the lunds and paid to Mrs. H. Boulter on her blll. The pro- ceeds from the chain suppers amounted to $8.00. Sale o! one ap- ron, 50 cents. A sick member was sent a treat of trult. The secretary was asked to send in one year's sub- scription for the Institute news. The next meeting to be held at who home of Mrs. Ewen Cameron, roll calr to be answered with "some favorite home-remedy for everyday ills." The meeting closed with the National An- them. after which the hostess served lunch.

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PERSONALS

—-Mr. Leonard LIacCai-ville, Kin- kora. was a visitor to Charlottetown last Saturday on busiuess.-E.

-Mrs. W H. Crozier, Kcnsington. left Wednesday morning lor Sydney, 0.3., to spend a. holiday with her sister, Mrs. F‘. S. Watts, New Water- lord, N. S. While away. she will take medical treatment to regain im- paired health-Y.

NH". McTavlsh (to commercial trsv- eller)-No I‘m tcyying ye, mon, for the last time-and l dlnna ken why rm pestered all day by travelling salesmen!

Salesman-Well, sir, I can tell you that. You see, the Commercial Trav- ellers’ College down the road uses you as Lesson Six. called "Approach- ing the Hopeless CustomerF-Pass- lug Show. ‘

lli-rst District of Kings

A Convention ol the Liberal Con- servative Electors for the First. Dis- trict of Kings will be held on Wed. nesday. May 20th at ll o'clock P. M. in St. Patrick's Hall, Sourls, lor the purpose or nominating two Candl- dates to contest the District in the coming Provincial Election. Each Poll Chairman will call a meeting or his Poll to choose tlvc Delegates to attend the Convention. AUSTIN GRADY, A. F. McQUAID, Conveners.

4500-5-11-31.

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Eastern Guardian

..'SOUllS-~On my m. the 10b- stsr ﬁshermen run their lines. 2n:- cept tor a law cakes the lce dld not impede them and no damaie was donstothsgcar. Buﬂclsnthslttor the ﬁrst setting was cslllht 0B m‘ 30th. We understand that now the harbour ls lull o! herring and there is no lack o! bait. Some new boats are tn evidence along the wharves and show the work that WIS W9 0B them. Messrs. Reggie McDonald and Al! Stubbert have just completed one that ls a credit to their skill inihe art ot bost-bulldinm-Thcro We! considerable activity along lac water- iront this spring. Four steamers loaded potatoes and one unloaded lei-mum. a lam crowd o! 1MB (Qund employment working at these boats, helping ln a measure the un- employment situation o! the Town:- Mr. O. O. Carleton, Town Clerk, ls not in hls usual good health. We un- derstand that Mr. Carleton has 80M to the P. E. I. Hospital and how m‘ m; gpggdy recovery-Last week Mr. John O. McDonald. Provincial 0on- stable. had two men bolero the Oourt 1n Bourls, for caustns I- dllhlfblll“ at a. dance in the School IT- 30BX15 West. They were severely dealt with by Magistrate MLA. Paquet and it is hQpQd that lt wlll- boa lesson to others.

row NAPKINS ran . man war

Blze or the tablenallkil W! ‘he position o! its initial or monogram Wlll have considerable inﬂuence on the manner o1 its toldlng. The sim- ple square or‘ the straight long and narrower told, are always exceilpt lorm. The very large damask dinner napkin folded, in tour each way. mili- es a lame square, as does the more modest-sized napkin, l! it is tolded in three; either one ot these result- ing squares, may be folded again- u; halt or with two edges turned ln lt there ls an lnltlal tn the centre c! the square to be considered.

h favorite fold for a small tea or luncheon napkin, be it hemstitzhed, enrbroldered or lace-trimmed is the triangle. This is an equally good fold when there ‘is a corner medal- llr-n.

You can't ‘charge a l-lockey player with irresponsibility for raassurg the

puck.

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TODAY u, Corsfodaation ma. Association i. autumn in Canada, Green! Britain, Newfoundland, British West Indk. Cubs and Central Americo. as well as in New York State. And the careful forethought that preceded the Association's duve- lopment dnriirgitllc past 60 years, will preface ovary dxpansron

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inthc future.

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Sixty Years’ Security and Stability

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. . . at the lowest price by fur in Graham history

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electors of the ﬁlth district o! Klnfs will be held on Saturday, May 151p It 1 n. m- at the Town mu st GMIBWWII. tor the purpose oi‘ No- minating two candidates to contest the District in the coming Provincial

Election. Chairmen o! the polls ylll take this notice to organise their Polls and choose delegates to attend the convention. Each poll to be repro- rented by ﬂve (5) delegates. CAMERON REID,

_ JOSEPH B. MscDONALD.

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