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summer hats Mohair, Lace, Felt Leghorn and, broidered Crepe Chene Many of the models are shown for dress casions but you also ﬁnd among

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-—I3EGINNING WITH Wednes- day. June 6th, all dental offices oi

é Summerside will be closed Wednes- iday afternoon up to December 1st. ' 5-28-29-80-6-4-5 -6

l -BARBAII.A MAKES A srtasn lpresented by the Lower Bedeque players in Cavendish Hall, Monday -June 4th. Admission 35 and‘ ‘l5 cts

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Samuel Reichbach. President of Francis J. Hunter & C0., Ltd.

i -—WESTERN OFFICE. - The ,Western OiIlue of the Guardian is glocated in the MeNclll Building.‘- 1 water St, Summerslde, where sub-l

Office in the McNelil Budding or at. ‘the McDonald News Store. i —UNITED CIQUBCII OF CAN- lADA. Kcnsingion, June 10. Rev. ‘J. H. Saint. D.D.. Minister—9.45 ‘a. m-Sunday School, 1i a. m.—- Third anniversary of the Consum- mation of Church Union, 7.30 p.m. -Mlss Giles National Young Peoples Secretary will give the address, l! p. m.-First United Church. Sum-

merflcld. Special collection and E. Fd. A cordial welcome to ail.

‘fore the footllghts in the

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Speaks of Ca-nadzY-s Mineral Resources

The Guardian had a visit from Mr. Samuel Reichbach. President of Francis J. Hunter 8.; Co. Ltd. of Montreal and in the course of an interview Mr. Reichbach stated that Canada's mineral resources are destined in the very near future to place her in the forefront of gold and other mineral producing coun- tries oi the world.- .

This is Mr. Relchbajtghﬂsi ﬁrst visit to the Maritimes. »

He had heard much of Prince Ed-

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Men’s two-piece Golf Lowtles howl-tailored Suits, Suits, sizes 37 & 38 only ' I Pure wool. All sizes '

Men's and young men's Tweed

for M ward Island from some of Oalfflliil- SlZQS . . . . . . . . . .. . . . Suits, S_B_ and D,B_ 'cns who visited Montreal ut the _ - bright red of the soil and the peace- Auto “Taps, Engllgl] and 131011915 - A“ 51293 - - ~ - - I Scotch WOOIQHS- T0 P-C. Men's New Straw Hats, sailor strand ed to ﬁnd in this part of Canada. clear _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Biege, Rose, Natural, White, etc. Prices $3.95 to $8.50.

__ Specially Priced for Quick Dispatch

Coloured Rayons and Voilcs. 30 inches wide. a bargain at . . . . . . . . . . . 00c Yard Remnants of Silks, Coatings, Volics. Rayons. etc" now . .. . IIALI- PRlU-v Ladies’ Summer vests . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . - - - - - - .. ‘Z56 Coloured Dimity, in season's newest shades. I16 inch. Special . .. . 1.. . “I200 Black Satin Coating. with iancy borders. Reduced to . . . . . . . . . . 54.50 lard Black Satin Coating with coloured border, clearing at .-

Good quality Ladies’ Silk Hose Indies’ Rayon Sill; Bloomers . . . . . . . . . .. - Ladies‘ Rayon Silk Slips. shadow proof . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

$5.00 Yard .. . 79c

A Special Purchase and Selling of

‘Theatre, Kensington, Wednesdayil 1H8 iriromlsdesr to il-eturndherekwlt-h. mgm m Three M‘ comedy pra-lclos ma; ‘bgrveamlol’ ti; glifbvtincxe ‘n13’ ‘laarbtt-ra Makes a splash" Thelwggil the sumnier is at its height

‘impersonation by_ the Dramatic. Mr Reichbachs ﬁrm are ﬁséa‘ .Personal was verily ' i

realistic and. the whole performance showed care-iigniﬁgdrﬁ; ‘Qfgicgﬂlzxlg: ‘Gggﬂcréﬂgtif ful preparation. Cast of Characters: ‘vam wand people ﬁr: Sharehoub Charlie Denton. a clerk in the officcles ‘ 0f m” wescmt Co" Arm‘ Macmpi The principal object of Mr. Reich- “ine: Nome Galloway’ whose prmflbachs visit this time is to try and‘, “PM wwpam)“ is refusing Chalfisecure one or two prominent resi-' lie. M155 Jemlle Mccauumi ‘nmmwldents of this Province as membersi WESCON- Joseph weswtvs 5°“ “Roi the Board of Directors of Jay‘ ‘business with Wcscott; Joseph Wcs-‘Copperj ~ cott. Manufacturer of the Wcscott‘ These men Wm be able to koepl car, the fastest 010-0 in U10 Wﬂfld-‘the shareholders posted as to thei Wallic Jenkins‘. Bﬂfbﬂlfﬂ A0150". operations oi‘ the mine and will gal Private secretary b0 WBSBOU. W00 a long way to inspire in the minds‘ takes a big plunge regardless oi the oi‘ the shareholders some oi" the un- spliish, Miss Helen MacKay; Marjiewaverlng optimism with which Mr. Rennslei" from whom Horace rc- Reichbach lS inspired with regard to qeiveg orders. Mrs. Dan this mine, called after his young MCLure; Horace Townsend, who son and for which he entertains an discovers he is m, om friend of gar-tilmmt paternal interest. barais. Hudson Jeffrey; Evelyn Fos-l Ml‘; 5°11" Kantmj °f Mlmneﬂl- tcr. Who claims descent from one wh° 15 asswmled with Mr- Reich‘ of the ﬁrst families. Miss Sue ar- 00°“ and ‘me °' the "West 5011i?" fleck; Samuel Harris. A friend of T051575 oftJsy Scggper i5 815° Visll‘ . ' n ere a re e . . gﬁcﬁgrsdcnfsousgfg _ 82g: Both of these gentlemen have the audience eagerly anticipated the Show“ their conﬁdence m ‘he flu" . » m‘ we“ mused ure of Canada not only by investing Zggﬁijzxse 19:22 exunciatlon .m mines but also by becoming large!

_ _ v uf- the holders of real estate in Montreal.‘ mdlvldual Perrmmers “'35 elm“ a“ and have invested in several impor-

mlerefli was everywhere “lllspic” taut real estate propositions there. ous For amateurs, the troupe well Mu Reichbach is President of merited the numerous applause W" Leumas Realities Limited \vhich re- ‘Wﬂ-‘i lavished "D0" Ulem- sPeciﬂme-i- cently acquired the large apartment

Violin 5010. Lewis PBQPSO"; V09"! block at the southwest corner of solo, W. N. Jenkins, Accompﬂﬂiq- Sherbrooke and~Clermont Avenue in Mrs. Earle D. Leard. Y Westmount at a price of $750,000.‘ ‘This property with its outstanding. jarchitecture is admitted to be one.‘ ‘cf the finest on Sherbrooke Street,

—-Dr- and Mrﬁ- A- W- L31"!- ﬂc‘ lup-to-datc nature. tompanicd by Nirs. Ralph Doddsl and Miss Bertha Schurman, all of‘ ‘Jay Copper that Mr. Rcichbach be-

‘comes genuinely enthusiastic. , He considers that Northwestern‘

Summcrside. F. E. L. are motor visitors, in the city, guests of Rev.

Street. Moncton. ‘er mining prospects yet discovered‘. -<0>~—— in Canada and believes that Jayl

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PERSONALS. . and the apartments containedReichbach. “is contained in an ar- ithcrein are of a most modern andlticlc in The Financial Times of‘ lMontreal, dated June But it is over the prospects ol"which readsns follows":—- l

First Six Mines Already Opened Include Jay Copper, Says Supt. . A. K. and Mrs. Herman Duiferiii Quebec promises to surpass any oth-, Duircsne in Talk on N. W. Quebec

Biscuit Boys’ Wash Suits, plaid

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Men’s Khaki Pants, cuffs and

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Boys’ Summer Golf Hose, favrn and grey. ' 6 to8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Boys’ Khaki lllotisos. All sizes . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Sizes

Boys’ (lotion Sweaters. lamté sleeves. each . . . . . . . . . .

Boys’ Flannel Pants, grey and

All sizes

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Another shipment new Sum- mer Caps. Fancy 1 I

iwecds 1-00

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Men's Fancy Silk and Wool I-losc, 2 pairs for ..... . ._ '

Men’s Work Shirts, khaki, grey

and blue, “In” - -

Light. Split Straw Ilats for men . . . . . .

Men's Fancy Pull-over Sweaters, all woo]. . .

Men's and Boys‘ Visor (laps, all sizes .. . . . ..

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Select your summer dresses new from our wonderful assortment ln stock. They one a host of original styles. Their shades are flowerlike -plnk. coral, rose, blue, green, orchid yellow, hlli. printed Rayon, dotted muslin and organelle. ‘ﬂowered voile. Many have long sleeves. but there are also the sleeveless tennis and sport frocks with embroidered monograms, etc. To sec

PRICE 54-50 TO

Prowsc Bros Limited

THE BARGAIN CENTRE

Ladies and Misses

Flat Crepe Dresses p Rousing Values for Week-End Shoppers at $6.98 and $12.25

The Jacket style of which you have daunt- lcss read in fashion periodicals-two piece dress with jaunty pleat‘ in skirts-fancy printed top combine with plain materials. new scarf effects. etc. This isuwhat you'll iuimlrc when you sec these exceptional values. Not‘ a. doubt but these frocks will clear quickly, so make your choice now. Colours, rose, fawn. green, blue. navy. black, peach, green, blege, etc.

SPECIAL $6.08 and $12.25

Dresses

celenese. voile,

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.."EASTERN AGilNT-Mr. J. ltlurdock is Guardian Agent

and renewal subscriptions.

French holiday makers of Menton poked fun at the English colony during the recent carnival by dis- playing a float alluding to the Lon- dcn wcman doctor who "swam" the English channel in a boat. The fl- oat shcwed the figure of the wo- man holding on to the leg of a giant duck by whose aid she was appar- ently getting across the channel. As much in the French language is “can ard and the English instantly recog-

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An inventor has combined ‘ tops with a bottle cap remover.

4 ~OOOOOOOOCOQ4QOOO§§QO&§OO‘proﬂtub]e e|‘hcr to the " "“_“"' .'~’*rc keepers.

j-wrench 1hr ilnecrewlng fruit jar

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i. Organized

At an organization meeting held ‘at St. Georges Parish Hall on June| '“ 3rd. after hearing the report of a‘ “committee appointed previously to .. ‘canvass the different districts to get ﬂstock subscribed and to ascertain , ‘ the number of cows available for at treamery. and after a thorough dis-l Qcustion, and being assured "of as» {rzistanoe from the Dairy Superin- ‘tcndcnt who was present. it war de-‘ ‘clded to organize a company. The‘ nlocatlon of the plant is to be ‘left lentliely to the Superintendent and qwill be accepted by the different

districts. ‘ .5‘ The following directors were then nppointedz- I ‘l D. J. MncCormaclr. President: ‘John Christian, Jerome Macbeanﬂ ‘Willie Maclean. John Steele.‘ Rod- erick Maclellan. Edward Goff, DA lM. Macleen. Secretary. i

Owing to the advanced season it lwan decided to operate ea a cream ‘receiving station this year and lat-' ,er to equip the plant for churn- inc. . ' I This will be a decided boon for‘ ,l.he residents of those districts as‘ ‘they are fer from the railroad and‘

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. There are known to be more ‘relline heme made butter is not than w‘) kinds or “m m the Unb

Pm?‘ °' we suites.

An ideal site was donated by Mr. . Mcphw D” Gm" lhnh" The m"' batik. fcgngclhiiiirdnvedltfitizgrs

crial is now on the spot and the as com, are mm‘

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cd what that'word meant. in Eng- llsh. the hit was met with much

laughter on the part of both the Pr- ench and the visitors. On the float was also a boat, pushed by the duck

weather experts. and the man who had certified that she had perform- ed thc feat. watching her do it thr- ough a blind telescope.

Relieves Cold

being made every day by Catarrhe- aone. It's a per- fect marvel the way it drives dia- gusting catarrh out of the sys-

BADLY FROM CATAIIRII

"I found it im- possible w sleep. so bad was my catarrh. throat were plugged up with oﬂen- sive discharge. I had a bad cough.

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Catarrhozone outﬁt, complete.

price 81.00‘, smaller aiee 00s, at ill dealers. -

. Jay Copper-Gold is onc of the‘ ‘Copper will be among the best in ﬁrst six mines to come into opcrzv. ‘this favored P981011 ROCHE dlscov-ltlon as a result of the tremendous“ cries seem to bear out his hopes lmexpenditurcs made in the last two‘

“NT-RAND CONCERT at Mon-

Montague and will be pleased to receive news items. advertising. neg-

{om- FRENCH JIBE CHANNEL FAKER

the manager of the swimmer. the‘

In 10 Minutes

The country is simply wild over the wonderful recoveries that are

Nose and

l am well." Daniel Bmith, Hackettaﬁhe sulphlde mmemnutlmh

this direction. .

He says, "Jay Copper Gold Mines Limited began operations less than _itwo years ago and especially in the ilast year has established the impor-

witant. and permanent character of a‘dollars by A. O. Dufresne. Superin- ‘nirlch mineral property.

It is now long past the speculative stage. The development work to date, the sink- lng of the shaft and the radiore lsurvey have deﬁnitely settled the fact that not only does this Comp- ,any's properties lie in the same fav- ‘ourable geological formation as ;some of our proven mines but there jis every evidence that the orc de- ‘posits arc there in an equally gen- ‘crous measure. The development 'work clone to date consists oi the sinking of a shaft to a depth of 560 feet with levels established at 100. 1200, 325. 400 and 500 feet. Lateral ‘work of several thousand feet has opened up four separate and dis- ltinct veins all of high grade ore. Additional to its main orebody. ‘which has been developed by var- ‘lous levels to a depth of 500 feet, a ‘new orebody carrying high assays ‘has been disclosed on the property ‘of Jay Copper.

The new ore lies approximately .200 feet north of the No. i Vein Section. The Radiore Survey hcre gave a very strong conductor, and while surface indications were un- important. it was decided. following

other geological conditions. to cross- cut to the new zone on the 200 foot level. ' n d‘

Ore was encountered.

With a view to quickly determin- ing its economic possibilities. sev- cral channel. samples from sections showing massive mineralization were

by Messrs. J. T. Donald d: Co. had the following result: |

tem. You will , Gold 80.50 per ton

say so yourselV/ Sliver. 15.08 oz. .

“m, you 1,“, Zinc, 18.53"!» ..... .. 10.80 per ton.

used it once. 0°99" 04"‘ - 1-09 P" “m. “Em “an” Total gross values .. 36.00 per ton

First operations on this zone.‘ known as the Crest Extension Zone. are in the form of diamond drilling now being canted on from the eta-j tlon at the BOO-foot level. Several, holes. in a fan-shaped series. are‘ expected to prove the downward ex-i tension of this aone. end block.- it‘

sneezed continually and had head- "hes- I w" 5°” "d M my» "Imlbl?.oultlrxrthecgaftiggrzgrfrlifzxltetifhof theI "he" I "M" clummmm T°'d" discovery and the rnaesivenesa of elude Arthur Berthleume. President ance. and ‘reek-Hughes. which

of La Presse Publishing Company.'flve years ago was selling around Bpcarman the consulting engineer Montreal. Horace R. Huot. Financ-‘nve cents. was Just a poor little

Mr.‘

has every nﬂdence that this work

IMISM-lns 0f B beautifully Dﬂllﬂhﬂdwlll speedily add to the ore resourc- merly assistant Commissioner of hard rubber inhaler and sufficient as o: m; mine,

Catarrhoaone for two months‘ uscJ One of the greatest compliments head of the Paxton Co-operage Coyleould have’ bought shares in

ever paid to a mining project young u Jay Copper." said

a careful study of the structural andl

years or so on the opening up of thc_ ‘mineral areas of North Western‘ ‘Quebec. The cost of this operation‘ ‘of opening up for the entire district ‘was estimated at twenty-ﬁve million

tendent of Mines for the Province of Quebec. in an address delivered, recently to the Canadian Institute‘ of Mining and Metallurgy. This im-l mense sum includes the money _ spent on the smelter, on railways‘

and transmission lines, on the grav- el roads constructed by the Provin- cial Government for connecting the mining districts with their nearest , colonization centres. and on the la- .bor and supplies used by the explor- ‘lng and mining companies themsel- >ves. A11 this expenditure has been undertaken in the fullest conﬁdence that it will be rewarded by the ex- traction of mineral wealth upon a very large scale.

The acreage covered by mining or prospecting licenses is only twenty- ﬁve per cent. of the ground staked out ln the mining districts, while mining concessions. which mean the outright purchase of the land, cover only two per cent. of the whole.

Mr. Dufresne called attention to the vast area of favourable prospec- ting ground of which only the southern fringe had as yet been.

ow that Shakespearean produc- tions are staged in ilus fours, evening clothes and k aki there docs not appear to be any solid ob- ]ecf.|on_ against Father Neptune tliscarthng his traditional garb of seaweed m favor of aeaboots and aallor toga. 31nd the Canadian National Railways photographer recently found the aon oi Saturn and Ops. gracefully lounging in (lnelir-c City as tlepictod above. It will be noted that the old antle- [ man retains trident and he m but has adopted a modern steering

This particular found on

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entrance to the

establishments Montreal but only have withstood ll years.

‘touched. In connection with copper! The outlook is bright. Canada is ‘mines he gave details as to the a. land oi gold. It has enrichment stage reached by the operations lwhidden in its depth beyond the “b. the Home. Amulet. walw-Mont-Imty of men u. estimate. rm min- somery. Aldermlw. Robb-Montbraydng industry deserves the support nf and Jay Copper-Gold Mines, whlic investors and will repay invest. he also referred to conditions on the merit." several sold mines 0f the province. I Mr. Relchbach is verv optimistic Mr. Raichbach states that he has as to the future of Jay Copper,

.men who have consented to COIIlOIthE experimental stage and shows a

assayed in a quantitative analysis into this Company with him, and‘body of 0P0 that ensures n rich m-

, ‘their asslstan and eneouragementt ni eh h h 1d This analysis, said Mr. Relchbach, have been a ‘gureat comfort to hlmmielar iPutufeé are o em m we very

H dded i . in the trying times through which slon: e a n conch!

"'19 Pfoiwl hi! P588011 ""0 the Qvl- “The coming year will see a great.

5-99 P" w" f!!!" 9708001031. that l8 now in stmemany mines coming into production‘

for Jay Copper-Gold Mines Limitedpi c g4 _ g0 f t

Both the‘ President and the Chair-Wing? nildcatznewthenheiiieyiotigegahfi man of the Board of Directors of their spectacular career but they Jay Copper-Gold Mines Limited ere will be tamed in i028. Those that

members of the House of Commons have the ore and have advanced fari

of Canada, Wl K. Baldwin. the enough in develo mqnf, 1

Chairman. being member for Btanlthe faith and mgney lnvvI/‘elategpx steed. and Charles B. Howard. the them, and all the toil of brawn and President. being member for Sher- lbrain that has gone into their mek. brooks. and both being among the lag into mines. Asa matter 5| lending industrialists of the whole fact. Hoillnger once looked like ‘a

Eastern Townships District. Besldes‘wildcat.. Lake hore at 30 cents per ~ these gentlemen, other directors in-‘share was quite feline in sppear- w. h“,

fer of Montreal. E. C. Iaethnm. for-‘atray kitten. wild and hungry. Taxation. Ottawa, A. N. Paxtoniw

Montreal and A. C. Shaver. owner Hughes at five cents per share.

Kr. of’ Shavers Laundries, Montreal. would have received onc hundred mi-l-ﬂ-lli. '

Five years ago a poor man. able “w, M h.“ g3 scrape five dollars toget _,

one hundred shares worth nine hundred dollars!

dollars.

not go far wrong."

eﬁigy may Mountain Hill at‘: 8a}? so iieplactef ogre ghismflltl“ 1 a ace o on r '

p on Nepﬂlli" Inn" than a noted coffee house in St. Peter Street freqilﬂmd h." sea-faring men. Time was w - carved wooden ﬁgures _ marked hoatelrles and commerul

in Quebec I

a. scant if" a‘ advancilll

same poor man might My ‘himself one hundred shares 0f H ‘nnnﬁfor thirty dollars. His thl. dollar investment would 0°"

iworth three hundred and been very fortunate in the class Of‘wh|ch he claims is today long past‘

wheel in place of horse and dolilhm-

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shares for his five dollars. Th0“ would t

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