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110W 12B i" uiiwashed .12.‘: mazes: u": newly nature may ho Inserted ll I cents l wold ltrlctly pnynblo ll Ill- vnneg and -—KELVINATOB 0i’ Eitfitfid R6- frigorator-very special price ot B25621. 1723-1-1531.

15c for Washed Wool

with any advance on both until August 15th.

-1 ROLL soxlvlxld and 1 roll 36:42-15 will make one fox pen 12x20x6 ft. high, covered top snd bottom. Order now at Bruce's.

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—-BEDEQUE United (mulch o!

ALSO Canada, Rev. 1.. p. Archibald, Min-

ister. Services for Sunday, July 16th.

Bedcque 11 a. m. Bearletown S pm. Cape qrsvuse 3 p.m. Borden 7.80

f0!’ fLm- Rev. a. 1. mm: will preach

Good, Clean, Fresh st Cafe Traverse, and theminister nt all other services. There will be

Sundsy School st Cope Traverse at Watch for our sale circular 3 0' 1 gm,“ containing best buying oppor- c oak tunitlvs in the Province. We pay highest produce prices, and give goods in exchange at lowest cash prices. We are doing this to encourage our customer: to believe with Mlcswber that “Prosperity is Just around the corner."

—COURT NEWS-The following cases were heard on Tuesday before 1\1r, Justice Saunders st the Court House, Summerside. In the matter of the upplicstion of Harry Wilson, prisoner conﬁned in the Prince County Jail for s. writ of certioreri in aid of Hubeas Corpus, Mr. C. D.

-BU! eleven. thirteen Ind iii- min piste suto storage bottoms at Brace’; 1719-1-19!!-

—INDIAN RIVER TBA PART!- Aug. 0th. Reserve the data.

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—V'lll'i0lt! ‘l0 Till CIT! —- Mrs. T. P. Hamill, her daughter, Mia Anns 8., and Miss Hilde. Ham- ill snd her son, Mr. Bert mmm, motored from their homo in Bedo- qus on ‘Iuesdny to Charlottetown. whilst here they were the guests of Judge Duﬂy snd Mrs. Duﬂy-S.

—8EAD5 BABY SHOW-The fol- lowing is taken from the Newton Graphic: Baby Leonard Matthews, son of Mr. and Mrs. Matthews, of River Street," West Newton, was chosen as the healthiest baby in the ‘baby contest held at the Lawn Party at the Catholic Club in Welt Now- ton on Saturday sftemooﬁ, June 24. lvlrs. Matthews will be remem- bered by her friends as Miss Josie Guudet, daughter of Mr. snd Mrs. William Gsudot, Pleasant View, P. EJI. Mr. Matthews is e native of Newton, s graduate of the Newton Classical High school and is st-

o" Pmnhm 141111011 McCall-um moved to have the prison- sum 1mm. rpm; Drama, pmmufno ‘tuna’: % er discharged owing to u» m: mt

the summons in the ceso hsd no place of return or time of return, and on hearing the said application which was based on a petition of the applicant and verified by four affidavits, snd on hearing Mr. Adr- lnn F. Arsensult, Counsel for the Crown, motion was granted with costs and prisoner discharged from custody. A similar application was made on behalf of Leonard Harvey, is prisoner in Prince County Jail, and an order was made for the prisoner's discharge. No costs were allowed in this case. Another case was that of James A. Morrison, Jr., and Stanley Dawson, attacking cred- itors, and the Peerless Overall Co.,l

the Eastern Provinces, will, at the solicitation oi‘ many pat- rons, stand for one week nt the residence of John Comp- ton, Belle River. '

Take advantage of breeding to this superior horse. He will be leaving the province next season.

C. E. Pratt & Son

ST. PETEIVS

filly 13-3l, _

present engaged in the milk business in Newton.

—DEATI OI‘ Mil. DAVID B. BIRCH — There passed sway on Tuesday afternoon in the Prince County Hospital after an illness of several months, Mr. David Ramsay Birch, of Port Hill. Mr. Birch was born in Port Hill 68 years ago snd was the son of the late Thomas and Agnes Birch of that place. He left his native province when a young man and took up his abode in the United States, where he was quite successful. He returned e few years ago to his home town to spend the evening of his life. He was unmar- ried and resided with his brother, H. B. S. Birch, of Port Hill. He was

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A strong, rigid chair and very comfortable. Extra good value at

$1.98

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Values To Help You Enjoy

S u m m e Comfortable

HAMMOCK coucu .

9.95 Strong Stand $4.95 Canopy $4.95

Plain covering in an attractive Khaki shade. A oom- - fortable Hammock Couch and a value that can't be beaten anywhere i We just have a few and theabove price is good until they are gone.

Lowest Prices ln j Years

Camp Stools! Stool with back. Has strip duck nest

45c

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Reclining Lawn Chair

The biggest value you've soon 9 8 c

many s day! Were spec- ially priced at $1.39. Hard- Luxurious Gliders

wood frame, adjustable to

different positions. One piece

of striped duck forms Seat At Economy Prices The Deep spring seats and backs and many at»

and Beck. Extra lpgelnj M... tractive colors of these

Gliders will add much to your summer's pless-_ urc. Priced from .

$15

THE HOLMAN H/OME PLAN

“Makes It Easy to awn!)

10% down, 10 months to Pay-NO INTEREST

--Mr.

County Hospital-—S.

—Miss Anna. B. Hamill, RN. leaves Saturday morning by motor

rvun 1m . of st 1 Bridge, is s. Zliitlcntein the ‘"- "wh" I “m” i“ “d!” b’

!Mrs. Gladys Gunning; Monologue, ywashing Dishes," Miss Dorothy

iMcLeun; Solo, “Wanﬁaﬁ by Miss-

‘Myra Murray,-of Linkletter Road,

for her home in New York She emorem Monologue’ Mu‘ “wk

anuisss

,mosr. highly esteemed in the com-

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Ltd, primary debtor and R. T. Hol- I ‘man, Ltd, gamlshce. Mr. Welter, IE. Darby mode application for a:

Then’: nothing b 014.!

Minnnfl. ll “this hold".

Innuendo. seething, bulb; u Glv/os quick nlloi I

mulARrrrs i.

i ganlishee order on behalf of the at» I

,m0nlcs in the hands of the gar- i nishee. The order was made to have Iihe said money attached and the

order made returnable on December ‘lst next at ll a. m. The case of {Green against Agnew was adjourn- Ied, until Tuesday next, July 18th, . by consent of Counsel-—S.

SHINGLES - SHINGLES

We have on hand ONE MILLION CEDAR

munity. He was a. staunch member of the Anglican Church. ‘There are

Birch of Port Hill, and three sisters!

Mrs. Lawrence Yeo of Lot 16 and ' the Misses Eliza and Louise, of Bos- ton, Mass, to whom sympathy is extended. The funeral is taking place this afternoon from his late residence to the Anglican Church and Cemetery-S.

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PERS ONAIIS

—Mr. Peter Gallant, of Urban- ville, Inspector of Schools, was a visitor to Summerside on Tuesday. —S.

will visit her sister, Mrs. Austin] Y”- "A" “d "ma" p'°p°‘“]5"' Fennell, of Allston, Mess, en route. Miss Hamill has been staying with ileft to mourn three brothers, Jamesiher parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. i . , d PS. tacking creditors to Mack oermn of Alberton, Edmund and H. B. S Hamill of Be equc

W. I. Convention At gratuloted the ladies on their fine

'I'ho annual District Convention

of the eight Women's Institutes I of agriculture; the greet interest comprising Central Lot 16, South

West Lot 16, Belmont, North St. El- esnors, Sherbrooke, Llnkletter, New Arman and Traveller's Rest met in the commodlous hall at Traveller's Rest in annual convention on Tues- day.

Address By Mr. Irvine

A very fine address on the breed- ing and marketing of sheep and hogs was given by Mr. Irvine, of the Live Stock Department, Charlotte- town.

In his opening remarks he con-

yprogram. He spoke with apprecia- ‘ tion of their asslstpncs in all lines

‘ they take m the breeding of good ilivestock and their vaiuatﬁ: advice and assistance in co-operative mar- ketlng, '

He spoke optimistically of the fu- ture and of the rising price of wool, hogs and hides. The upward trend

7 vumvou women's msmvm

The regular monthly meeting of the Vernon women's Institute took place st the home of Mrs. Joe. Sullivan on June 37. Meeting opened with the Institute Ode and Roll Call, after which the minutes of the last monthly meeting were read and adopted. Four sick calls were reported in the past month. School committee reported every- thing quite satisfacwry in the school. Correspondence was read by the Secretary. Miss Carmenn Fraser and Mrs. A. Sullivan were appointed delegates to attend con- vention in Charlottetown July 7th and 8th. Report of the special meeting. which was held at Vernon River was given and plans for Dis- trict Convention were made. It was decided that bill for lights be pcld when presented. Mrs. Milton Furness an Mrs. A. Sirllivan then

MRWILLIAMBEARS

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William nears. e resident of Murray River for the past four- teen years, passedsway peacefully at his home there on May 36th.

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erlne ‘Bears, and one daughter, Mrs. T. A. Keenan of Murray River:

Gentlenul 8nd humility, qualities which commend love snd respect wherever they are found, made Mr. Bears beloved by all his friends, and respected by everyone WW1 whom he came in contact. Up to fourteen years ego,.he had lived in Dover, where he was a success- ful farmer, but. retiring, he moved to Murray River, snd spent the last yours of his life beside that picturesque, gently flowing ‘ , that so much resembled the even tenor ofhis peaceful existence. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Cath-

“KSUBSCBIPTIOI! to The marlottetown Guardian may bl banded tn their Rep. Archie Hum or left at l-L J. Mebnns Drug Btorq Montague. ~ li-IS-dtl

..'ICE CREAM SOCIAL on Prus- byterlsn Church Grmmds, Mon- tague, Wednesday, July 19th.

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ray River, and- Jeremiah, residing in Dover. sincerest sympathy if extended to the sorrowing ones.

also two brothers, Lemuel, in Mun I

SHINGLES- PIICB 85 fOIiOWSZ There were large attendances st was slow bulrnppeared to be hold- put °n m mmYﬁmni “"995” with: viZ___ -Friends will regret to hear that the afternoon and also at the ev- inf; llP- w!‘ Huntley “d Mi“ Bunwm Fxtra N0 rs g9 00 M Mr. J. R. Kenny, of Summerside, is enlng session, many having to stand The object of the Livestock i591"! W!‘ i319‘ Dﬁu- lull-Fume“!!! I (iiear ‘vails ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ggso 5:; M confined w his home with a severe outside. Branch 1n Chﬂflmteimwh W85 i0 9n- mmc w“ the“ fumished- M“-

Milton Iwrness kindly invited the ladies to her home for the July meeting. Meeting adjourned with the National Anthem. Luncheon

2nd Clears $2.75 per M cont-s‘

Clears $3.50 per M Extras . . . . . . . .. $3.75 and $4.00 per M We also have a full line of JOHNS-MANVILLE ASBESTOS SHINGLES AND

ROLL ROOFING in assorted colors. , r

Prices on application.

stitute-Ode, the president, Mrs. Ly- in! and methods o! 168111118 50 8S man Hall in the chair. Miss Eme- to make the stock of greater value line Marchbsnk was the Secretary to the farmer. Prince County lied Mrs. George Ramsay was the pinmsi n good sheep population, but it could was served snd s. collection of $1.25 for the occasion. be much better. taken. » l An address of welcome was given His Department was always nvail- i by Mrs. R. C. Marchbank, President] able to give instruction on the care- . i —Mlss Dorothy Harris, daughter of Travellers Rest Institute. Mrs. ful grading and individual dlstribu- “my”; L. M I LE & co. of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harris, of Frank Yeo replied. The minutes of I tion of breeding stock. HEALTH PAOLPS ‘VHARVES ‘ Summerside, has entered the Prince the last annual convention were The hog grading policy ‘ ‘ ‘ County Hospital for an operation. read. Reports from all the Instlt- some eleven years ago by this Pro- " - ' ~ ~ _ —S. utes were then submitwd by their vines has improved the hog market secretaries. of the Island to such an extent that The election of officers next took, the general impression in the Mon- pliwe snd Mrs. Prank Yeo, of North: trenl market is that P. E. Island St. Eleanor; was made presidentﬁ hogs are’ superior for the domestic]

The meeting opened with the In- I courage and advise on good breed-

—Mr. and Mrs. James Duffy, of Trail, B.C., with their two little sons, St. Clair and Earle, are visit- ing the formers father, Mr. Hugh Duﬂy, of Klnkoru-S.

Mons’ Black snd While o: Brown and Fawn SPORT 0X- FORDS, leather soles.

$3.75 m‘ $4.90

Men's Browunud Fawn SPORT if??? ."';.‘.". .'.".°.'.‘.°" $150

Psrasltologl Research in Cansda '

WOMEN'S SPORT SHOES in black and White, Brown and Fawn. All white or Lil unt- ural elk with Cuban or low heels. All sizes. A C D E

Last year's report of the Empire Marketing Board referred to a. de- cision of the board to share with the Notions] Research Council of Canada the cost of maintaining mi

--1v!iss Catherine Yeo, RN, of Rnxbury, Mess, arrived by the 5.5. Gnspesis. on Sunday to spend her

holidays with her brother, Mr. Ed- Mrs. Johnson was elected Secretary.’ market. Their prices in co-opera- wldthg, win Yeo, of Port HllL-S. Miss Haszard, Supervisor of Wo- tive marketing, compare very fav- nmituw o‘ Helmmwoiogy at Ma“ Men's Brown 0110111! Wllh Dﬂ- to men's Institutes then addressed the- ourably with the larger centres, donﬂd college’ M001“ University’ mnwd mm?‘ ham" » ‘

Montreal, ibr the investigation of parasitic dseases of ‘

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Fox Feed Price List

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Beef Cheeks .......... Per lb. 4c

gathering and gave an ‘instructive which are within 50 miles of the address on Institute work in gen- best hog market in Canada. 'I‘he eral. She also gave a demonstration Island also has a good outlet in the mm- of some delicious deserts. Msrltimes for its h0g8. Th’ mmmwry buildings have Afternoon tee. was then served by A vote of thanks was extended to been mmpmed and equipped din’ ' the local Institutes. the speaker for his excellent ad- l i118 ‘U19 Yell’ with fund! Pfwidﬁd There was s, fine dispLev 0f home dress, :11!’ H19 Qllebw GWWHYMBI- D1‘- handlcrnits which were very much The program closed with a. song, ' T- W. M- CB-mﬂmﬂ. 10111161’?! 0f‘ admired snd commented upon. by Mrs. George Pickering, of Sum- Edinburgh University, has been sp- ' merslde, who sang very sweetly “The pointed Director of the Institute Song That Reached My Heart," and and wcnk started on the 1st April, a well merited encore "Bonnie Mary 1982. The establishment of the In- The evening session was in charge of Argyle." Mrs. Douglas Gordon, gutuu; l1” been welcomed by agri- of Mrs. Lyman Hall and opened of Summerslde, accompanied on the cultural and lay opinion in Canada. with a sins sons led by M". Gwrse Piano. The administration of the work is Ramsay. A hearty vote of thanks was ex- m“; me 00mm} 0g g gpqglgﬂy This was followed by a. pleasing tended to the retiring officers, to appointed 550cm, (- m... m, program, as follows: Monologue, Miss Hnszsrd, Mr. Irvine, Maple Paranoia” of m, Nation“ Re, ‘ "Miss Dorothy entertains the Mln- Leaf Lodge and the trustees of the "BM, 00mm‘ o’ Mﬂch Db H’ M_ ister." by Miss Sadie Mormon: hall for their valuable assistance mm madden, o, the Counc“. l, "Danny Boy," by Miss olive Dnlzlci. with the convention. God save the chaimmn’ encore, “Smilin Irish Eyes"; read- King-S.

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THE UNANIM 0F SUCCESSFUL RANCHERS “We have never fed anything to equal IMPERIAL FOX BIS- (1UI’I‘S_'a11d IMPERIAL PUPPY FOOD 1n promoting healthy and normfll gwlvth of pups and de- voloplng sturdy bodies with sup- error pelts of lustrous sheen,

thick-skinned and retaining their color.”

Beef Trlpe ........... Per lb. 354:: Beef Trimmings ...... Per lb. 6o

Beef Liver . . . .

Hone Meat .......

Weasa-ud Meat ........ Per lb. 5o Calf Hearts ..... Per lb. 5o Lamb Cheeks ..

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8 . SNEAKERS AT LOWEST PRICES

BRADY Footwear Company

Lamb Plucks ........ Per lb. 214:6 Hog Livers ............ Per lb. 3c Hog Pluck: ............ Per lb. 2c Cash Price Mo per lb. less.

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BY GOl-i-“f- l WONDER Il'='i AM GFFTIN‘

WELL— HE NEEDS A VACATION‘ BUT Fins‘? ma. ﬁi-iouuD swam: A Cour-ma . OF WEEK'S iN A.‘ LHO5PITAL~

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