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Summer St., Summerslde, P. E. l.

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Branch Offices-

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Your Grocer Sells It.

Surgeon Areudeeeofthe Berlin Zoological

i.vitn|ialk,hoteil|ntoetoit|testoryinii;»___;rorg. _“_ etolmpnpernptrit-imi. No°l¢il\l»ry__ _' ._ .2 peio=invtitl.'_3ioaiei<ra»iiatteraowe»r¢rni|y R f proper ealehm and phosphorus. and particularly "9, »

n. So when'Dr. Ai-end-lee lays. offs using

fornll lsunderhlsoere“We may safely my rickets no

_ something ofvll-ai importance to fox breeders.

" 5' ’Hhl_alk.ourhugan|lpreventing the oomnioneetanlmai _ 5? wintmimanineapuvisyneealntleir-dict. Mn.

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brilliant in color. She his had

lug theiast two years. She says . “Qt -_ undamaged vitamins. '\,~\0

be looked upon n a nec- _;_ _

e food for black silver foxes _ Sl - ‘ _ , _

tlvity. nl Tomc E ' V““|“\|k’= ef~~

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, s, ' - a ' teriwtlng or pre-

' ' venting rickets is only one of its

-__ r, , features. It strengthens vlxens in __ j. = ~ wheip, improves milk supply. car- ;_ ,. rlfs was safely through weaning, bonus strength and ' - ~ |’°”° "ld, UWSCIC d“|'|ll|' "le HPI! days when so many

No Longer won-y Us:

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been using Vitaknlk since the beginning is very lltlllled with the results ob- ' y much better condition ‘

_ WPS 1° wrnnr ami it th wi i i ii WSW H-115 health- You can' see t’il-akalkeslrifect gsferarxalelittneilf glossier coals, which result in profitable peiisi bringing lop prices bright SNHIH: eyes. good appetites-ali the signs which breeders look 'mr .,, proof of well animals. Vitakulk ls not a feed. it is the famous tpnlu und conditioner for animals. It is h combination of highly nut;-muus cali-lum and phosphorus compounds, vitamin-yeast, and st;-uugi au" e vitamin vegetable substances. Foxes like it and assimilate it easily The otsentini anti-raemiic o-vltnrni i i, i. ' been .ruujecied to ultra violet li¢i’:t.s "mn ww” the prelmnmn has

'- Circular un Viiakalk in fox farming will be pun; fue' an N ¢ -'in vit it it sod . "“°“ ° s"‘"‘ Hhw yiiulcttln get ltyf FoRmerly you had to import it from Germany

fam vizers at Ai tt. s `

roupon below for prices oi’ Vltalraik, I w ummemlde' P' E' I' See

__ SEND coUPoN Tomy!

I am sending you cash . . . . . . . ._ _ check . . . . . . . .__ (or send C. O. D. ` . . . . . . . . . . _ . . .. . ._ . .) following amount of Vitakailt

2lbs.... ,..$2.25......25lb8 . . . . . . . . ..._.._.$22-50 I0 lbs. . . . . . . . .._ $9.50......l00 lbs . . . . . . . - . . . . .__ $83.00

Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ .

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-l-‘on solqi1‘RlNG oooh _ro clzcn. EDWARD KELLY

READ try the Hunter Book more

In Memoriam

.-_._ |more of Heaven' can truly be said

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chocolates. il-B-31 ing of August Znd, 1928. Death at

1 any age is hard to bear but when it

-Losnmc uvl: nous. slider .,...°.-es... promising young me it is and lambs. at Kensington Tuesday. a much harder trial to endure. Cecil

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.may have perfect vision and I therefore do not suspect the 1 presence of any cye defect. \ :

The motive power of the ‘

entire human organism iii

Nerve Energy.

_lil-ooklyn for the last .threé years,

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on or before Aug. 25th. 1928, as af

to attorney for collection Cornel

7003 8 10 0|

-THOSE Slim! STREETS-

‘side this year with the result that

larly the east and west end' of‘D Water Street, Central and Sum- H mer Street. It is understood the Working Men‘s Association on Mon- '° day last asked for the resignation oi’ li. member of the council. the de- mand being made on behalf of 18? ‘i members of the Association. \

` -BREADALBANE CHARGE, Un- - lted Church of Canada. Rev. David Coburn. M. A., B. D., Minister. Ser- vices for Sunday, Aug. 12th: Bread- Tlbane il a. m.; Pleasant Valley 2 o. m.; Granville 'l p. m. 'The Lord': Supper will be observed at the mor- ning service in Breadalbane. Prep- aratory services on Thursday am

Friday at 8 p. m. H

-CARS COLLIDE - A Summer- -‘ ide car and another from T nish

the McLaughlin car o ed by the `

.Aug. 14th up till noon. Alden Mouse. was born in this City on April 10th ,

'|081-H-10-Bl 1905 and was the second son of the`

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-- me James and Maw (Green) Kelly. , - y( \ _ '

-ATTEND 'rua ice canst: i di t 1 e ' ’ ’ ‘ " '

rqsuval cn the hw" of M C his father hav ng ed some wev

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f / .» Per cent

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"c li" passed a Joke. I-le was ,_ ., _ ~

mxebwnzfting mend' in hi” md gllciger olcmusic and for this reason ' _ I ` . \ X" `/\\"//if .` '. ‘_ ` Y

_LIVE POULTRY WANTER _ t__l;;:_ Cross Band when but a young _ . _ _ _ _ . _

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gvf “re “°"' b"""‘“ ""° °°“""Y at tnetlmeoi nts death no was » _ \‘ " ` ' ?.,,»,\_,<'\\-iff.-‘»f'»-'l‘ ‘ I Bly except Saturday. paying high- is 1 _ , _ Up, \ _ _ I 1, /.,\ .\\ est market prices. J. B. Mlllman, President' M th sw e y' “lm B' , .."| 1 ~ \ \ ff”/’_'\<',.i\.f"f "' Keu_.,u,¢;_on_ 675l_.,'_2a_em!m member of Charlottetown K. C. and _ ~ \ ;-7/,¢__._/__4`/L_,

__ Canadian Legion Band. In his early fy _ ‘ ,f/,f,_\\_,_<_,§___/_\\/,\\ _

_ELANDERS RETURN _ start in life he accepted a position _ _ \ ?»__\_;_j____»_g_<\. l ,

Mew-s_ F,-ed Gaudet md Anhm. with Moore & McLeod s. Ltd., which| Q 0 I _ _‘lm _ _.._\\___,___

pc.-ry who have been employed m place he held until his death. A. '

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' , *'» W- ~ years ago. His was a sunny disposi- McLeod s, Kensington. Saturday ev- “Un and it was ulwuys 3 pleusuru to ming' Mtn” lm" meet him. In fact it can tnily* be ‘ "°1°'°'1"2'- sais of mm he dia much to lighten

the burden of others by his cheery

EE “sunxf words, no matter how depressed

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merslde but nw ._ “Adam of Bok they felt they would have to smile

ave returned to their homes in I"

_ embers of the L O C Band as

-NOTICE-All persons owing Chief Mourners, followed by the

taxes to town oi' Borden are re- ights of Columbus, L. 0. C. Boys quested to make payment of same and sorrowin friends

ter that date same will _be handed gg

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tus Slavin. Town Clerk, Borden, P

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Practically no work has been done gugges’ James Duffy and Egbert on any oi’ the streets of Summer- .ug es'

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lllrse. (Fnlconwood, and Margaret.

they are in wretched shape particu- ' ""3 c°"“’b°"' Alf Kelly- Leddle

nd Maurice all at home_

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RUPERT NORTON M.acEACHEil.N

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hi. ‘ , _ Tuesday. July Illst, 1928, Rupert N . M

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.cllided in Water Street cast on :lo avail. It was God‘s will to call -1;/eduesduy uftemuou resulting in him to his Eternal home in Glory

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ecame a member of the League of ‘ I ‘_ '|, ‘lI| I 4 1 .‘//-_§ _“Q j_` _-` ,lr I

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__ Karina.;-Q _ _ __ _ _ _ _ - rim 'CH1ui.1;oTTniTowN GUARDIAN _ _ **UGUST1° 1228

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1 --VISITORS will mils somethlnl. in the person of Cecil Edward Kelly » u i t S if they do not try Annie Hunter's who de arted this life on the even- ` / _ _

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The esteem in which he was held _ ` “_ 4 W E _

the community was evidenced in 1 -~ » '

Summer-S1d¢_ _ the vast concourse -oi' people who '

i visited his home and viewed his , _

-RETURNS Elton Business m ` ' = =.

Tlur _ Mr. Peter G. cinrke, pres- his " " ' ' `

ortal remains and followed him to

last resting place. His funeral r f * S a I

ideni: of the Canadian National Fox which was held on Sunday, August

Breeders Association; returned Mon- ith; was one of the largest ever held . 1

clay night _from a business trip to in this City. The Canadian Legion __ » __

TOFOIIID- and preceded the hearse with the = - _ ' ,

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The services at the Church and ave were conducted by Right Rev. onsignor Maurice McDonald. The honorary pall bearers were; essrs. George McQuald, Fred oore, Eugene Doucette

The active pall bearers were:

oyle, William Carmody. William

enry and Frank Prunty. He leaves to mourn his ii~rcpn.rable

ss his Mother. two sisters, and-

ree brothers. His sisters are Mary.

is brothers are, Joseph, Vincent

"Blessed are the dead who die in e Lord."

There passed peacefully away at -x home in New Glasgow. N S, on

orton MacEachern, son of Daniel acEachern at the age of 32 years. e was in failing health for some imc. All that a loving wife's care nd medical skill could do was of

ere to enjoy that perfect pear/-

Wee en argains

Ladies’ mldsummer hats to clear at half price.

Remainder of summer straw hats at $l_. _

Children’s hats, small headsize suitable for children up to live ` years, your choice 79c.

Colored stripe curtain net 36 inches wide in Blue and Gold Stripes. Special _ _ _ 35 cts yd.

White Lace Curtains 38 x 21/; yd. with double border. Spec-~ ‘. ial 95cts.pr.

Black Satin Duchesse an _extra special _

1.-3 oil’ all Kasha and Tweed coatings $3.00 for $2.00 $2 50 for

$1.67, and $2.00 for $1.34.

All fancy Black Satin coatings to clear at half price

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_ _ _ , 4 Mgu 5 Tweed

owl-a-s-ai --The less or this brief me the? " '

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Ladies broadclotll slips and bloonlers white and colore _ clearing at each F

Ladies Summer weight com binations. Regular, $1 25 590

Cl1ildren’s Cotton knit bloom

ers,sizes2to 12 yrs To clear at

Frilled Scrim Curtains 27 pr 21/. vd. in R`ose, Blue or Gold edge Special _ _ $1 00 pr.

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Pure silk pongette silk 33 inches, 39c per yard.

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Summerslgle driver hamg the two Sorever more. He was oi' a kind and

The Patented Kerogas Burner Generates Gas From Kerosene

Nortnal eyes, it is computed

ntllire about 20% of this Nerve Energy, but when Eye-

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Be sure to have it look at this wonderful Oil Stove

before buying.

it burns 400 gallons of air to every gallon of oil. Gives li. hot double gas iinme-no soot, no odor,

Saves time. Saves fuel. Clean sweet heat always under I

control.

We also carry the one and two hot plate electric stoves. I

_Bethune Hardware Co. Ltd. _

PHONE 757. , 123 QUEEN STREET. “THE FRIENDLY HARDWARE STORE"

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Goodness and Flavor _Defy Competition 1 ~'

When you purchase a brick. it pint or a cone of _ V

Perfectitii ice Cream you are assured of ii goodness

and havor that cannot be efillllled-

PERFECTION ICE CREAM

may be_hnd from all good dealers throughout the

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province. The name “Perfeeilon" is now a household

word from one end oi P. E. island to the other. EVN* I]

the children ask their dealer io; Perfection Ice Cream j 1-n_ ;

--they know every atom is llllre. _l

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Central ,lireiiiiories Ltd.

Wholesale Distributors I

Phone 848

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Nothing makes a r more refreshllll lm' ‘ 'I healthful dessert than I dish oi Per- fection. lt. saves extra work in think- ing up something tasty. .lust phone your deaier for your

particular flavor.

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strain is present, a much 4 larger proportion is required. 4

Hence defective eyes. through 1 their consumption of an ex- cessive amount of Nerve En- ergy may seriously affect the functioning of other organs oi’ the body and produce lil

health.

HAVE YOUR EYES _

EXAMINED

G. F. Hutcheson

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EYES TESTED AND

Glasses Fitted ‘

J T __ N-Mr. and MIS. B. C. L. Miles Of and Mrs: FI-end White_' Spray; .~ »_ . L

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op-romgrnygfs' _ guests of Miss Viola MacKenzie. _g0w_ N_ g_ Wreath; Emrqoyeus uf ° '

"3 |u,,hm,,,¢ sm,” _ N0'-T0 D.l?»m¢ Simi- P. E. I. Telephone Co. Wreath Mr. __

' ,aildble J MacDonald & Co

and the left front wheel and from \lxle of the Tignish machine being

\lew Annan races when the collis-

-A wA'rErt FRONT Boolvf - h

The waterfront at Suxnmerside is

on, a schooner has been brought to the port _hy James Baster, anoth- er by John B. Wright and another h

promising. P

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front wheels broken off 'at the hub lOl/U18 d,iSP0S|Y»i0Yl “Nd H1lih0\18h

we

:ourage and patience up to the st Besides bereaved wife four

broken. The drivers were trying to la - il ivoid other traffic enroute to the ihildren, three Sons and One 119-11811-

ter, namely Wiliiard, Daniel, Ed-

on 0¢¢urred_ mund and Helen. Also a. loving

____ father and step-mother, one brot-

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rapidly taking on the look of pre- Charlottetown, Susan, Jeanette and var-days with home owned crafts Cora of Omaha, Neb. A brief serv- ivell scattered _along the three main ice WM held lit his home at New wharves. Added to the steam yacht Glasgow. N- 5-. C0Y1dU°l»€d by Rel/» hat was recently _purchased by ,M12 MUIll‘0e. Eff-el' Whioh his 1'6- Vlessrs. Prowse, Hunter and John- mains was conveyed to _Charlotte- ; ‘town on the S. S. Hocheiu.ga_ His

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not yet delivered has been acquired urday. AUSUSI5 ’4f-ll M3 2-30 D- m- The yy Ruben, pu1mer_ with this van- lervice was conducted at the home 'guard the prospects for it classy ‘JY RW- C- E- RODQNSOH. HHSlSt0'i‘ looking fleet next year is very by Rev. W- B- Muir Of St- Jam0S

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procession and also by the many

.urrounded the casket.

~Mrs. Henry McCaull, Summer- ‘ crescent- Fame, ,md step

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A R °W Y°"k CNY *"8 VlS\'~m8» th and Mrs Dan Curley, New Glas

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and Mrs. Albert MacLeod Chicagoi

+»» The remains

Eastern Guardlan Mermaid, Lot 48w§;fn:tit‘l¥ywTh‘(;8';axtl

bearers were G R Brady, Joseph _ --

*KILMUIR on Monday evell- MucAulay. Ted Moore, Louis Mac i th m house Thou h n L dum-_nt 1 My L 11 Ki k .

_ _ _ ing. August 13th,- ice cream festival. }Aulay. Ernest MacNevln and Leo _ 3'%_{y:£,:1gn;kl1t;ecirme to The liomelchurcli. yet h;nf<1>lrbear§;i wel; Pres- alggugsl392?i\r:i%]|;td%g§,,cyl;§Du|1n EYESIGHH' _' 7015 »M°°N“"Y- _ sf ,his brother in June. havlugoo bvrei-ions and under their auspices ala in a min at Harmony station

EX 1 .BLU BE W. watrmt' and New Glasgow Eve” doubt, prescience of his approach- was he buried. Undertaker Ding- In this mill he worked to the end.

; i ,_ _ ~~ E RMES- We |1005 JDE NBWB Please C093'-l mg death? He was never much troll- well. Souris, had charge of his re- some 36 years to June last Ho

Fitting and supl>lvln¢‘ f_°_";*‘°1_ was gnc are paying the --~<°°°--- ble, and only in the last twenty- mains. who furnished also a mall was an exceuentmiliman and mill Glasses, etc 5 es pr ce °r them' B°x°S 'W' DAVID M°LAREN _four hours of his life did he become respectable funeral outfit. He leaves wright. No work around a snw l

M » .C dl ‘"8" ' " _ helpless. He passed away peacefully to mourn two brothers, Alex. grlst mill but he could do He wis

H- J- ' ,_ _ _ M " ' 8986 8 9 3, A Very estimame "mn 1" me pe" about one a. m. in the presence of and Henry. David Mcl'.iaren.Jaliio very obliging to customers, and

0|.-I-0ME1-ms-pl - - - - gr; iif___£avildIat_anc_I;._u_ren___co_f McLa;‘_; _kmd mend; und neighbors. lie w_as n_iilling __ allb hisf late from the_cohsequently, was well liked by M°l\l°lll¢» P- E- - _ .EASTERN A(-ENT_Mr J W' - ~' 9°” U9 years old. but strong and ear y. imc o a oy o 1 or 1 ne_everybody. He was gentle and un

Office §__i:_ni;:.cli;_d With Miédockm ouardhin Agent ‘__ }_;‘on__l_;_“;l:Yu_°?_?_l_'_l_y_' ;)_i'i___t_i;¢hg1n<_:i_;n_i_l;igh_<§fb§T_:_f.at all times previous to his last began work in the saw and grlst assuming and did not lmvo

ak in body he showed Christian

er, Andrew, and four sisters. len. Mrs E C Robertson of

ncral was held from the home of is father, Fitzroy Street on Sat-

resbyterian Church. The esteem in which he was he'_:l

shown by the large funeral

oral tributes which covered and

A Wondertul Silk Hose

at a Saving A price $ 1 .00

The best dollar stocking in Charlottetown

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A fresh, very large ,arrival of pure

thread silk stockings, _beautil`ully made, i ‘\

perfect fitting and durable. All the new I i _ colors including _

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Gun metal Chairc Black l ` Nude White Platinum

Champagne Arab P2160 Flesh Naturelle Dlllle

Blond Hoggar At}l1osplicre

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5’d"~ is 5Pe“d|“5 1"’ e“l°Y“me Va' mother. Pillow: Helen, Susan, Jean-

Comllelelll IBWIM WWI |155* “M10” With her dfmghiefs 'M"5~ ette and Cora. Spray: Mr. and Mrs. uquipmeut, Frank Craig and' Mrs, Edward And,-ew Mmgachem spray- ~~

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end. His funeral took place on the mills of the late Peter B. Mclnnimfan enemy in the wo;-ld of him can

' -9 :')‘;€__‘;°;;7g_sw|.]L¢;’felf’t’i;?8”d t3e';v°°§‘g:; ther- Alexander Mc!-‘*"°“~ Ch“"“ afternoon of Aug, lst from his Milton mills, where he remained truly be said, wen dum good and _“_ nmwal Buégcrl "om ng' t, "f°°d~ L" 45- He- the d°¢°“°d- Wasgbrother I-ienry’s residence, in Sourls for about is years. From there hei faithful servant, etc

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