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$3 8011011 HOIPGII 8.0 P -az mei-| snouei-| o

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your Slgbrics ' your Uzgbdmvs and your7’u1se

Lux is economical because:

Ine.x12a|.n"v¢ to

maker clothe: last longerrmd-V uudarofding to dimrilin, 4 'wrylitdegaa .1 long way.

Then: is only one LUX. lt is

made by Lever Brothers Lim- ited, Tomato, and sold only

in pachgshnever in bulk.

Use LUX for the whole Family Wash

Lever Brothers Limited

1,531 Toronto >-1-ik-ii

A recently invented violin. made

of aluminum, h said to include the tones of the violoncelio in its range.

Italy is mining about 530.000 met-

ric tons of iron ore annually and is estimated to have 98,000,000 metric Ions in reserve, of which 41,000,000

v Bunker H1111-

though the Battle of Bullkor Hill, the l51st anniversary of which is today, was fought in Massachu setts and by New England folk Georgia in the far south played an important part in it by furnishing the major -portion of the all too scant supply oi' gunpowder

On May 10, 1775. a sD6Ci8l cour ier arrived in this city. bringing the first news of the battle of Lexlng ton on April 19. Some or the fbold er men oi' the colony of Georsia- tnok immediate steps to "do their! bit", even it the scene Of ailllorli was n thousand or so miles away.| ln the magazine, built of brick andi buried twelve feet underground. was stored a comparatively large amount of ammunition which Gov- ernor Wright deemed unnecessary to protect.

The colonists felt there were

British to be killed and they nrsnod they might as well be killed with their own gunpowder. A party cgmposled of Noble WymI.)6l'ly Jones, Joseph Habersham. Edward Telfair, William Gibbons, Joseph Clay, John Miliedge and others whose names are indelibly writ-

ers. The gunpowder was sent to

is hsntlleli hy one person, an in S strument has been invented to test

lines without shutting off the Cufwh

metric tons are easily accessible.

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When making an assortment of Chocolates from our

stock you are always sure of goods absolutely ireSh- OW' ue\'c1'iileless been asset. variety of Meir. hulk is large. lrwiudina

BU'RNT ALMOND GINGER

IMIARACH. CHERRY DIPPED CARAMEL GENESSE WALNUT VANILLA OPERAS -

WHIPPED CREAM S

PEPPERMINT COCOATINAS

AND MANY

J. ERNEST H. WORTH

PHON E 1085

6-21-31.

HERBET VANILLA

OTHERS

142 PRINCE STREET

Domini Horse

SUMMERSIDE TROTTING PARK

THURSDAY,

Horse Racing _ Athletic Sports _ Dancing Contest- and Other Attractions

PURSES - $900

CLASSES

1- 2.40 Trot and Pace Purse $300.00

(Three Seconds A

2-2.24 Trot 3-Free-for-All : :

Entries Close Tuesday, June 22, 1926

National Trotting Association rules to govern except where

they conflict with man

Track and Field Events Under the Managementof the Summerside

Y. M. C. A. -

GENTLEMEN’8 DANCING CONTEST

Prizes in follows:-lot pri

3rd prize $8.00; 4th prize $2.00.

LADIES' DANCING CONTEST

Prizes as follows:-lst prize $8.00; 2nd prize $5.00;

3rd prize $3.00; 4th prize 82.00.

Will also have Exhibition of different styles of dancing

by Mr. John Provost, Mr. Pro Fiddler.

Substantial Prizes will be given for this special

Exhibition.

Bonn Flde Contestants admitted to the grounds 1|-so.

Application Ioifcontut to since on Monday, June 20th.

Contact open to the whois 'lslan

the right to accept or reject applications for contest. sand

your application to

J. F. Asst-:NAut.1~, s..m`mml.i»,

If day proves unfavorable,

Wednesday, July 7th.

The Summerside

A Association G. LEWIS, Secretary.

on Day Races

IN

y JULY 1st

.00 - PURSES

Iiowed Trotters)

Purse $300.00 Purse $300.00 ,

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agement conditions.

ze $8.00; 2nd prize $6.00;

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volt to choose his own I

1

d. The Committee reserve

Chairman ofOommittoe.

races will take place on ‘

I

Driving Park '

SAVANNAH, Ga.. June 20.-Al _

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len ill GEUYEIS-'S hl5i~0"Y~ “'35 05353' ‘Whether North Dakota citizens be- l29fl- They bl'0kB “U0 the 111333' lieve the industrial program spon zine and Look 600 p0l1I1dS 0! EIU-1' snred by the state has been a suc D0W<|9l`~ cess and their attitude of the .Governor Wright offered a 'N' World Court. are the principal is-

warll or 150 pounds for the arreat sues to be decided at the primary Of U15 Offenders- but folmd 5° tak election to,he held June 30.'

P

U€i1\10l`¢- '5~C-. fm' 59~fe'kee9l’-‘S “nd nomination of senator for both long WHS U19!! Sem 011 I-he “ext b°at '~° and short terms are Gerald P. "°5t“"» where- in me Buttle M Nye. Cooporsto\\'1l, incumbent Non `BUUkel` Hill- li- m“mlm"t'3d the °p' pnrtlszlu, and i.. B. Hanna, Fargo. elling drama of hostillLies. i.\'ye was appointed by Governor A.

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insulators on high tension 8180'-1’iClu“"'

rent. C0

bank, state flour mill alld state ex

CHOCOLATES if

ALWAYS FRESH IN STOCK “

Y gl

,ios.~u>s, Tile League has attributed_despito the inclement wenihcl' for some of this loss to IVA control and contended that the bank has

Nonpnrtisall League. The state

'oath enterprises which this ur- Z1

Futurist Painting

ing has been recognized .by the Fascist -government as worthy of a place in the state museums.

I il In

including Enrico Prampolini and -Fortunate Depero, were purchased “for permanent exhibition at the

'included such suggestive cnnvases as “\Vnr Pea:-it," The Distracted Pelican" und “Rhythm of Veloc-

t breakfast fills the day with PEP

APGIH -15-5 IOHOAL Delielorloiavtar. Coll- tains bran. Heolthful, Zestfull

owl.;

orld Court And

State Industries i ' N. D. Issues

IIISMARK. N. D.. June lil.-

Fightlng for the Re ublican

Sorlic. He voted against tho orld Court, I-lunlin, li former con- essmnu and twice governor, is a upportel- oi President Coolidge d the policies of the administra-

.»\u organization known as the :dependent Voters Association. ii milination of Republicans and vmocrats. is arrayed against the

llmental cienmen ale common

uizaliou has charged \\'ith heavy

Is Recognized

By Fasoists

ROME, June 19.-Futurist paint-

Eight works by leaders in the oat advanced school of painting.

ntionsl Gallery at Rolno. They

ity.”

i_.i-

Bilious Attacks

Prevented And

Overcome

Note the following' symptoms. See is they fit your case.

.Are you dizzy?

Does your head swim?

Does everything turn dark

when you-rise after stamping?

Are you constantly suffering

from headache?

Are you short clf breath after

going upstairs?

is your tongue coated and

furred?

These symptoms give warn-

ing that your system needs a thorough cleansing--all poisons must he flushed out. The rem- edy is Dr. Hamiiton's Pills. . Marked benefit immedlatelyi follow their use.

These famous pills loosen

the howeis and stop constipa- tion; they act on the liver and kidneys, make them strong and

vigorous.

| This ensures health and pur-

ity for the blood and conse- quently the whole system bene-

fits.

No other medicine tones and

braces like Dr. HsmIItnn's Pills; they overcome biiious- l ness, headache, dizziness, poor .colon coated tongue and all . diseases arising through fault of the stomach, kidneys or iiver; a real medicine for the whole family, sold In 25a box- ea, five for $1.00, all dealers or The Catarrhozone Co-. .Mon-

.. June 24th. 9952

.'$q_

I Was Money _

ills

in a good assortment or patterns at Slnclair’s. 9910-8-18-2|

-FOR LATE WESTERN NEWS

-.Paso 3 is available.

-OUARDIANB ON SALE at the Guardia.n‘s Western Office in the McNeill Building, Summerslds ov- ery day.

-'AT HOME _ lltilss Katherine

`Maolnty're, -Kensington, will be "at home" to h6l' friends on the even- ing of ber one hundredtb birthday,

-OVERLAND (Light four) tour-

ing car for sale cheap. Good con-i dition. Apply Ferdinard Gallant, Summierside. 9951

loc ted in the McNeill Building.. Water SL, Summersldo. where sub-l scriptions. news or advertising will. be received. The phone number lsf

233. . §

-KENSINGTON COMMUNITY

ENTERTAINMENT Thursday., .iunc 24th. Mr. T. W. Benticy,‘ M. I.. A. and Roy Whitehead oi Charlottetown, vocalistts George

Walker in Scottish dances. Dr.,

Green. reading and character spec-| ialties. Robert Weeks, dancing audi fiddling specialties. summersido

vocal quartette. Stringed orchestral by Clit`tou and French River talent. also some of Kensington's best-; local talent. This promises to he the classlest entertainment staged

ill Kensington for many yen;-g_

-REMEMBERED. -AI the last,

meeting of the Mission Build of the Tr nity United Church, Sum-I merslde held in the Ep\\‘ortll Hulil ll must enjoyable social evening; was spent. A feature of the pro-1 ceedings was the presentation nfl au address and gift to Mrs Booth-- royd in appreciation of her work for the Build. The address also made mention of the capable work of Master 'Donald Boothroyd as treasurer of the Baud. i

-ENJOYABLE MUSICALE. .__

The C. M. B. A. Hall, Kensington* was well filled ou Frida lil lt

the violin recital of the pupils oi' Mrs. R. B. Richardson of Sum- merslde. The different- numbers showed in an amazing manner thc expert tuition given and the dif- `fel'ent renditions were cujoycd and heartily applauded by thc audience. f

-THE JITNEY. -The new

Diesel Electric Car plying br-tweeil Charlottetown mul Tignish has truly established a new cm in railway transportation in this Province. lt eliminates the foul; and tiresome waits which is thc lots of passengers on mixed truiiis and brings the person to his or 'her destination in quick time. When one realizes that a, journey can be made from Kensington to Sunimorside in fifteen minutes the benefits of this excellent service can he readily understood. it is prophesied that through time these cars will be running over thc entlre Island systoizp.

-FOR THE CHILDREN. -

trustees of tho Kensington

School and the citizens ol ton generally are to be c

upon their enterprise ln provided fox' some time puat

al appliances for the _ of children. This makes the chil dren fond of their own ins..

of learning and keeps them out mischief giving them healthful exhilarating pastime during play time. An innovation or this na ture might well be followed by Summerside _ and other High Schools.

-é-O-0-Qi*

-Mrs. Joseph Callaghan, Kin-I

kora returned home Saturdu nft`

Inst week.

Firpo’s Concern

Not Conditions

NEW YORK, Juno 20.-Jimmy

ilclfornst is the real discovcrcr oi'

Luis Angel Firpo, the Argentine man of mood and money_

it was in s-dingy cellar in lliilsey

Street, Newark N. J. that DeFor-

troll.

rn W n sight of his coveted 1

1imNGINGUPFA'1'1mn,_ `” » . ' 'I f jf W °"""' -_i‘3“'!,P'°1'Y.°t1>°f“m°-

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-GUARDIAN OFFICE. -_ Tho. ~- -4

E pgppy BRA” Fo°D".Gu€.rdian's Western Oifice is now; `

IN FIIRII PRICES

. I

Coincident with the reduction in price of Ford 'Cars and Trucks in

. the United States, the Ford MotorCompany of Canada Limited, an- l nounces the following prices ei’fectiv`e immediately. .

In addition to these drastic reductions _-all Models quoted below ex.

I cept the 'l‘ruck .are now standard equipped with self starter and balloon

tires. -

I ` New Price Savings

III|IIABO0T $465 $50 T0lIIIIIIO GMI , 400 50 I $I’0IIT IIUADSTEII 555 40 00III’E I 610" 50 T000II l 625 60 `

_ FOIIO0II 690 55 I

GIIIISSIS 370 40 My LIGIIT DELIVERY ,470 60 I.I(iIIT DELIVERY IIIIII 1525 50 TIIO0K (lion Starter) 395 50 Tiiiillii (Sell Starter) 460 65

er -visiting friends in Summ1>:'rsldo| I

“Ali Prices ai Factory. .Freight lo Point .

oi Delivery and Sales Tax Extra.”

_ These reductions are made .absolutely without sa-crifiice to the tradi- tl0“3l¢ll{i1lltY and durability of Ford products. They open the way to car ownership to thousands of Canadians who have not previously been af-

, forded the comfort and economy of personal transportation.

See your local authorised Ford dealer today. He -will gladly dem-

onstrate the model you are interested in and explain convenient terms of purchase.” ’

i

Ford Motor Company of Canada, limited.

“Products of Traditional Quality”

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soul. And never a sound of pro- ivclrstuppt-li into FIrpo's room V “When itlculnr tim le VA

test emerged from his lips iii..-.l\|.i.<lin;; in _. U . A I e B °° “"°' the Firilo iretiui under the strain nfstrcttli i ut The lun men me uma Km waited with the “he” C

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ilel1‘orost's strict discipline, cast llc wan( Sllilll B th] er "stead, Who." lm-no appeared she Btuled ' '___

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him adrift for other instruction. bunk it K on e e gh or h H to “ry and mn to Mm with °p°"‘ A" “wr” “ M°""' at Pe

w h u paper and pencil cov~ nruis Fir o lr B I t I iii |20 ‘il

» » Love of money, was Firpo’s great- cred with figures li I H p “sled and kiswd 'Y' ‘"6 ar ° ° W .

est first saw the giant South Amer~ _ ‘ '3 WH” "Y “K 118|” forehead nd ah fh d W dneldly at 12 or lcun in rin togs. This w s in cgi. rm! "“b""y' “ld D'°l"°"°“'~ i" "S1110 out how much he would . kiss ,. a .B 8 owen "Ny °

Nnvemher lfgzz a few days :inter He worried more about his end have lcft nitci- Uncle Sam hadlhia pllullll hlitghllcik 221;; t Hellplzjt :mon 'mm Jw" 15”' N sep” ' ' ' fthep ilu. heaiuhthi. ii -_, ` . ‘H 0°-We I!-

Flrpo had debarked from a steep ;;hys1calux(‘:i:)endmg1n- Whiénoumrpg cozinlged his share of Plrpos in- out and handed .her-a shiny nick- 6°18-fsmwf.

“ge b““k °" The s°“ih°m cmss' was training for Willard I estnb- DcF'brest ii i el'

the ship which brought him from Nshed hlm in B camp at Ailellhhrgt mmm for lterpsllunlcsjtvleeliv sl<1l;‘yl‘l`litl]i;- --_<o¢.___ .

his native land, N J'_ one rt rn It _I fi 01' 1*- 0 - A machine invented in Switzer-

The noted trainer shook 'his while iicuiarly lrkllaoriie oosrlseziolir ith llllle nr:‘Durin the i land uses magnets to pack nausand'

Ilsaddiotldlloislriihast nie mused ovlcrlrlng with Jack McAuliffe 'I told a friendslgilp dell/tlarlloep¢§iriubl:al.!l5egSrl(l)1‘¢; xiii? small objects su-Bight In can'

e ea s o a scov y, t ' ers. .

subsequent events and tha(lrl\e<'tl(f:‘ lil;-glp men to go in and get some l::>El'llLl>0i:llBrg‘ll"ld B Thiyoahold llelgh.

tight. with Jack Dempsey In which -- ` _ V ' ~Y Were 11980' The I to nst t l t

the Aweniina Camo within n wisp honiluzllililizt ‘llnslllé pigs “ming tm '°d'”"” °bi°ln hover frliom orclelinatlgeznlilg 0' th” W°"d'° "°“"VWei@h* im* the camp and l asked them to snip stgpfhr iiilrpotilked 1° “li 0" the hee.. approved by the French aol/»

But Jlminy DeForest holds mnl over to me h ,T k ` y C” “ge “nd Wi- D80" ernment,

' a ac s to see bow th doll f 1 1

giilttrfglxrrvdlplongir He fulfilled his men slept in this Jersey nir ine tc hnimnlo]i>lit“lh]i;eh&lIilZksIh\li‘I\§l€1ghup weather bureau record’ 'N'

M Im po, He b,,,u,,m|,me of the 'rooms' .McAulmé .was took walks tomme . ey that more rsintalls late in the dly.

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lpups for delivcfy .of June. G. ,R»

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