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-OI'II‘ICE CLOSED-From Bat- urday. June 80th until Saturday. July ‘ith inclusive. H. T. Oolvln. Opt. D. Optometrist, Summerside.

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-PAUL KOLLINS B. L.. in cost- _ume. comedy and dramatic recital, Kinkora Friday evening, July» 6th. Patronage Rev. Fr. Smith. popular prices. 6455-6-30-wt-3i

—TIIE CIIABLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN may be obtained from the Hunter Book Store. next Bank of Nova Scotla. Water St. scriptlons will be recclved and ad- vertisements taken for insertion in the Guardian. l6-29-tt

—KENSINGTON L. S. S. CLUB loading hogs. lambs, fat sheep and veal calves Wednesday, July 4th. up till noon. John A. Douglas, Sedy. 6440-6-30-21

—THE PLAY “The Whole Town Ls Talking" to have been presented ln Central Bedeque Hall on Tues- day, July 3rd. has been postponed indefinitely. 6450-6-30-2l.

—COME T0 TEA and bazaar at Breakwater Shore. bower Malpeque "m Wednesday, July 4th in aid of Keir Memorial Presbyterian Church Tea on tables at 2.30. If day is un- favorable will be held on following day. 64l9-6-30-3l

Eastern Guardian

..'EASTERN AGENT-Mr. J. W Murdock ls G ardlan Agent h. Viontague and ill be pleased u ecelve news items. advertising, new illd renewal subscriptions

HGLESERVE WEDNESDAY. iuly 18th for supper and bazaar. Montague United Church.

6-26-tu-3l

. JSUCCESSI-‘Ul. STUDENT. -- Vliss Genevieve Soloman. George- own. having passed a successiu" ‘xamination in book keeping ant‘ ienography and also in music at the Notre Dame Academy. Charlotte- ‘own. returned to her home in Georgetown and intends spending the summer with her parents. Mr. 1nd Mrs. P. J. Soloman. George- towm-A. ' ——————{-.-}

PERSONALS

..‘Mlss Estell Solomon. George- town recently visit/ed Charlottetown.

L.'Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Parkmcn I Boston. Mass, motored to George- town on Saturday-A.

..'Dr. and Mrs. Grant. Montague motored to Georgetown Wednesday

..'Miss Bessie Lavcrs. Montague spent the week end in Georgetown the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lavers, Georgetown-A.

..'Dr. and Mrs. Green and Mrs Parkmcn. Montague. motored tr Georgetown on Saturday-A.

..'Mr. and Mrs. Temple Goioll Georgetown, recently visited Mont- ague-A.

..'Mr. Stephen Scully and Mr James Dalton. Georgetown motcrvc‘ ‘.0 Charlottetown-A.

..'Mr. Albert Fraser, Montague spent the week end ln Georgetown.

..'Mr. Roy McNeil, spent the week end ln Georgetown the guosi of Mr. and Mrs. Sam HemphilL-lv

..'Mr. William Prosper has rc- turncd to his home in Georgetown after going under a successful op- eration for appcndiclts in the City Hospital-A.

..‘Miss Kathleen Doyle, nurse u, "amine at the Cambridge Hnsplt. 31- Cambfldfle- M11884 Who has been “slum? h" Dlfoilts returned to Cambridge on ‘Thursday-A,

~-'M"- 10'7"!" Jill’ and Miss Anna Yorston. Charlottetown motorgd w Geflriletown and were the lillcsls of Miss Yorstonh mother. Mrs, wm_ Yorsion. Gcorgetown-ql,

..'Mrs. Mincher with her thren children arrived in Georgetown w " ' .v from Dorchester. Mass. and ‘mind Blieildlllll the summer in Geofflebown thc guest oi Mrs. Min. cher‘s mother, Mrs. Dalton. Gcorgc- town.—-A.

..'Mrs. M. E. Jenkins. Charlot- tetown. who has been spending a

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Into every corner of the world wont IMPERIAL and its allicd companicsfiseek- ing a petroleum that would produce a bcttcr motor oil. At last, in far Peru, the quest cndcd.

Now a great flcct of tank ships brings Peruvian Crude to Canada. lnmodcrn refin-

crics, this ideal crude is pro- ccsscd into lVIarvcluhe

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There is a grade of Marvelube exactly suited to your car is not listed on this abbreviated Chart,

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vacation with her brothcr-ln-lnw Mr. Glen Jenkins. Georgetown, m. turned to Charlottetown-A.

Augustine

Cove. tho guest of hcr nlccc. Mlssvnccompnnlcd by Mrs. Newsomis mn- Bculah Robinson.

aver on ihc Car Ferry at Borden to Chanccy Pearson.

and thrc children. Capo Traverse,

lthcr. Mrs. Joseph Wadman. motor- - ted to Chilton Sunday afternoon and Miss Vera Lcard recently crosscd,\vcre iho guests oi Mr. and Mrs.

CAPE TRAQJVDE NITYIl Miss Marjorie liowatt. of Albany.'a

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~ McLeod & Bentley - , s. a. sauna! I. l. IINTLII, K. C. llarriaiar and Aitarney-at-Law ' - Olllea: Ill llehmend ltraet * IONIY 1'0 LOAN Charlottetown. I. I. l.

McDonald a McPhee ' n. A.

aaflsaoonatn autumn: l a.a.

Provinces and is extra heavily galvanized before weaving and alter, making each twist in each mesh a brazed and welded im- moveable joint; every

mesh is true in sias and

strongly woven. while the Netting is iurthor strength- ened by extra strands oi wire on top. bottom and ends. Every roll has a guaranteed length of 150 ieet, and opens out flat and smooth, making a straight non-bagging and non-sag- ging wall when erected.

B! Naia.

Cove Corner. was a visitor

daughter.

Mrs. Artcmas Newsom. Miss Etta

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Cove Notes

Mrs. Joseph Wadman. Augustine to Cape 7'5""! Bvndav. the guest of her

Cann. Orapaud. spent, last week-end visiting in Augustine ‘ ,__________________

Hayfield. N.B., to vlslt her sister; Mrs. Roy Boultcr. I

The potato crops through some‘ parts of AugustlnmCovo. are above

hearty plants. Mr. Edward McFad- yen has a. large field oi spud! ahovc the surface. also a number of other spuds-men. a fl

Messrs. Walter Cann and John Augustine Cove at the latter’: home. l Whaifmlght have been a more

serious accident occurred in Augus- ,tlne Cove Saturday evening. when

i006 of our young men. driving a l" horse through a nearby lane, hoped bull"? engaged to leave the beast standing alone C

,to attend some other duty. but the ,beast became afraid oi some llttlc

whlng and ran away‘ at top speed. more. [upset the wagon anddamaged- some lIQOPlB-fl!‘ ‘machinery. However. no other se-Bfllfw

rious damage resulted. l Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. John Carr was a visitor Borden Monday evening.

Mr. Archie

mentine, N.B.. ion a short visit. MrdWllfred Cann was a visitor t Crapaud Monday evening.

town, is at present visiting in Aug

ustine Cove, the guest oi hcr sis- ter, Mrs. Lelth Cameron.

Mr. Roy Clarke. popular painter, m" whim ' at present Baptist

Augustine Cove. ls

at the

Traverse.

Mr. Lo

to

tlne Cove. Robinson crossed Trflvcrfle the ground and look to be quite over on the Car Ferry at Borden on Saturday afternoon to Cape Tor-

aman McWllllams. Wharf on Monday.

Miss Bdsslc _' Crossman. Albanyfl spent Sunday at her home in Cape

Augus-lguest of his parents. Mr. and paid a short visit to CapelTrowsdalc.

Among the ones seen in ,.Car1eton presented their play. "One Minn“;

on Monday evening were the iol-

lOWIIIQI Q Clllk,

Edith Crossman. Campbell. Marjorie Howatt. andlvokadot,

Thelma Howatt.

Lyla ‘Rodgerson.

4,,““‘”_.. uzubmson gpgnfl 1M; wggk-gnd m Miss Devona Dickie. Charlotte-

ley is still confined to

hope toh

Mr. Frank Hewett. hurch. Tryon, m nu sklliul work. ‘i "w" "m" W

The bathing season ls here once

S0. ma uaxa-ta-ie-e-e.

eye's "pop- " ulnr gossip" next time. Mum" Ngwwmcherie. .Bonsoir.

and believe me, the Cove‘ “find M“ n‘

making use of it. News I m" were uess I'll ring ofi. probably ru have‘ more oi mac

TPIVIIUQ.

Irving are eyesight l8 -

The many friends of this vicinity are sorry to learn that Annie l-fat-Qiather; Maruel Butler. Billle’s m. her bed. bother. Goldie Gunning; Leeta -Mumy_

ear oi her recovery in the

recent visitors

‘The many ‘friends of Mr. iFrenk

gladvto learn that his somewhat improving.

Doris , cast oi characters were as follows:-

of CarletonHiMflry Ann Martaln. Just a waitress. Caps nuwmut engaged

e Ives. of Monte-Tie: La Don

Arrangements arc being made fol‘ combined air and railway moi‘-

snent Monday evening at her home chandise transportation ncrvicc bc-

in Cape Traverse.

days visiting in Crapaud as,

The Sherbrooke DramatlclClub

of Twelve" in Cape Traverse Hall on ' Mildred Wednesday evening June 22.

The

a colored man oi the But-

llers. Albert Brown: Linda Lou. coi-

ored maid oi the Butlers. Annie In-l

lman: M. r. Butler. mum. wcalthv

‘Maruers chum.

Jean ‘Townsend; ‘Ninetta DeLacey.

oi the Follies and engaged to Billie. Zelma Mllllgan;

w Billy. Hilda Link- letter; Ermltrude Fair. a manicurlst but engaged to Billie. Mrs. Free Her. Llsk. dangerously beau.

to Caps unn. engaged to Billie. Mrs. James i

Mr. William Trowsdalo has re-

turned home after spending ta few the

Ml‘! .

tween Switzerland European countries

and other

An Alabama inventor has patent- ed an attachment for locomotive alr brake mechanLsm that automatic- ally sands the rails bcioro the brakes arc applied. _

Germans arc producing synthetic gasoline from coal at Frankfort at a rail lhatls expected to reach 10.000 tons a month before the end of this lyear‘

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