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CILUX Enamel?

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Bemnse CILUX has from 50 to lm percent greater durability for eithor outside or inside fnamelling whrn compared to products or- dinarily used for this purpose. It can be nord as satisfactorily on your vemndnh furniture aa on your intorior woodwork. iluvause CILUX is unusually Hex- ible und retains this flexibility over long periods of aging-which means that even years after it has been applied, CILUX has 50 to 100 percent more resistance to crack- ing or chipping. Because CILUX dries to In ex- tremely hard, smooth, gloaly aur-

, face which rdlatl the action of oil, snap or mild cleaning

fluids, and retains its original appearance and colour 50 to

100 percent longer.

'I ln addition to these important advantages, CTLUX dries 0

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quickly-brush:-s on smoothly, lrnving nn brush marks- possessea cxcvllvnt hiding properties-and is available in sixteen attractive colours.

= That is why wo recommend CILUX for all your ennmelllng.

HENRY 1\IucF.»\RLANE & C0. Charlottetown

Ray P. Brooks, Murray llurbor Co& do Son Murray River H. P. Cahoon Beach Point L F. Johnston, Fortune Bridge H. B. Ms.cLcod ... Vernon River Quigley 6| Son . . . ... St. Peler's

Mis D. Smith..

nm.1a.n. foo . t ' '

i sum mg!" Zwzléohthi-;¢:°;1:§ \ Whllg, W|th c0|0|'9d |)(||‘dg|'

M;\cK¢‘nzic & Co. .. KCHSIHKWD P. J. Noy` & Co. .. Hunter River W. P. Callaghan & Co. St. Louis llarold R. Mosse .. New Annan D. J, Riley . . . . . . ... Belle Rlvbl' li. Fred Anderson Morrell

_... North Rustlco

4 Lecturing Book

Will Talk, Show

Bright Pictures

W , Mly 25-fCP-\-

[tha :Federal Office oi’ Education has srranfged 'vo introduce a. new k'nd pg lbook at the Chicago Century of , P1-ogg, The book will talk and $1111! Wd' ill! own leaves. It wifi be dixpllyed in the Federal Build

Egfr* .gn

. mvoaling a. series of brilliant- eoimed illustrations There will

” ¢'lclii¢ally no bert Wi*‘h th- *ilu aimtions The 'next viii be spokm

Emu concealed loud. pcnkfrs on

CIO aidaa of the bool: the wo cis of he hook spoken by Conivnlsslcner it Education Willlsm John Cooper will reach the ears of the vlslto s The “ts.lk’ will tell thc ‘work and service of the Office oi' Education D will be synchronized with the turning pages so that the rpicturcs will illustrate the spoke words Fha “talking time" of the book will be two and n. half mirures The hook will close automatically until nie nellt time for lt to talk Dr Qpopers vo‘ce will be in a conver- ptional tone but remarkably leaf the Of’cc of ifxlurrmon an-

lounoemcnt say s

.SKIDIOS WILL ML\(`ll

WARITFWF BISCUITS

MONCTON N B ‘\i\y 21-Fsk1-

hoa in Canaclus for north will bc

glo to the exhibit will book, 'bound ln red

s chromium plat On the quarter

e ver will slowly c/pen and

munching Maritime Provinces bis- cuits in the not far distant future. A biscuit manufacturing company localcci in Moncton, according to the lndustrial Department of the Can- nrlian National Railways, has re- rcivrd s. large order from the Hud-

l 'nu Bly Company for biscuits in be

f<u.\ vricni to their trading posts ln tim no tu bv rail to Montreal thence by stozunci, canoe and portage into

the far north

GRL YI' PORTION

lii:RRl‘\'(» CATCH

NIONTREAL Que, May 25 -

national and woilrl affairs

(»OLS T0 CHINA

grc-it portion of the Canadian her :mg mich goes to China. where il.

Isa pagm will tum, one nite nn- forms mic of the cheapest foods

nv:1.l.iblc, according to the Natural Rmources Drpuitinent of the Can mllnn Nutionnl Railways In the Pu. .aunxquoddy rcgion off the coast of New lhiinsulclc, bctwccn Saint Jolm sud (11 md Mcmnn as many hp' ig n-e taken ns in all the re mninmq Canadian Atlantic coastal uriims Iuiihcr inslpht into Chinafs dcm<‘.’ic nlfnhs is brought to light in thc mricn .c in dcmand for news- print and other papers due to the greater number who can read and “rite and the greater interest in

HP isn't really a big time crook

unlcm you must let him alone to ,mg man who Wu placed in one

'prevent the loss ot public oonfid f the Ponca oem in me CMC

(‘!l(‘6

Bililding. Summerslde, on Sunday

A “"“~"mY l"'°l’°l'tY °W“°’ 5" ight, for being drunk and who

Wirssw his had a will drawn 'u Sca d b '

pc y breakin th l f

in nhlrh hc rnqulrcs the following C windows' awe’ bindhfg aajsirgn articles to bc placed ln his cot! rs was again placed under “nest A wirrlcss sci the ear phones to n 1;/Ion day night and brought be be placvd in his hand, three fav re supendmry Magistrate E H Ionic pipf' four pounds of tobacco, ,mn K C on Tuesda mornin

K' Y Z

d .' ' ' il il

nn 7' 30:0 W H 8' S ken string nd was fined $25 and costs for be-

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E R BRUW/'

Fire, Life, Accident, Szckness A ’°““‘ "°‘“"“ W” “‘"“ °“'° "’ “°“"“"’°”‘°‘°' Mi- Dm" we and Plate Glass Insurance __

Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewls uma,Mr.oeorg¢nuev1nhis1nt

year Mr Riley was one of the

146 Richmond St, Charlottetown mm prominent citizens uf mn

A rmsn and farmer. Hs was a na

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NOTICE

Larkins Transfer making two trips weekly Tues

day and Friday from Five Houses fo Charlottetown vm St. Peters Road collecting' cicum through all dis iricts for Central Creamerxes Lid

l'armers having cream io ship please leave m

convenient place properly tugged

Transfer leaves l'ive Houses 7 nm, arriving In

Charlottetown 1030 am Licam c.ms returned same

JUSTIN' LARKINS

Five I-Iouses_

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SUMMERSIDE

and Prince County

-'Ilia oolumn in named for nun

al leeol interest but advertising ol o nanny nature ml! ba ilurtel et I eoatl a ward strictly panbla in gl,- vaaee.

. -LAWN CHAIRS, hammock

couches, refrigerators, all new stock. lowest price at Brace‘a. fill-5-I-31

-CHUM!! OI* S00’l'LA!|D -

Divine services will bo bald on Sunday May 28th at Milo, '|30 a. m mdstO0leman7p m Alaoon

on Wednesday 31st at Bummaralda 7.30 p. m. J. H. Blsh0I>. ltuduxt.

-PAINT, ENAMEL, varnish.

Bhellsc and Wax, quality and price right at Brsca‘|. 9112-5-20-21

--GOUBLIES’ GREAT ONE CENT SALE-All Rexall Goods, Thursday, Friday and Saturday; May 25. 28 and 27. Example-buy one article for 25 cents and get one for one cent-two for 28 cents. 9717-5-26-21

-NORTH BEDEQUE md Free town United Church: Freet`own. Sunday Bohool 10; Worship il: Tr. Rest Sunday School 2.80; Rally Barvioe 830; N. Bedeque. 1.80, Min.- lswr, J. W. A. Nicholson.

-0. M. B. A. WRIST-The regu-

lar weekly whlst was held on Mon- day evening in the C. M. B. A. hall at Summer-side, when there was fifteen tables of whlst The prize

V C. L L- Pflillfs "T0 SOM by the Fmlowlng Dealer’ winners were, ladies first. Mrs. L.

In Prince Erl ward Island .' Carver' consolation' Mm Zm BM_

cAuvs1.Lrmos,Li<i. Charlottetown q“lr°= ====t1°m===':- Wm- Gtllwt 15|: to

and Ted Arsenaul . 5.

-BEDEQUE -- United Church of

Canada. Rev. L. P. Archibald, mln- istsr. Service for Sunday. May 38th; Bedeque ll a. m. Sea.:-letown 3 p. m. Borden 8 p. m. Cape 'Traverse 7.30

_the preacher will be Rev. D. K.

i/ern slides will be shown‘i1lu.si.\-ative

ing from the residence of Mr and Mrs James Burke, Willow Avenue,

Ze.

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Gircular Pillow

38|: yd.

I°1C€

5. ;’.’;;i’; Turkish Towels

Rev. G J McLellan, DD, PP, of- ficisted at Requiem High Mass and

J. McNally, Joseph Wood Peter esR.oches, Gordon Dawson Wm

B McNeill and Daniel McNeill S

ight at which they decided to dig

to St Pauls Church, Summerslde J

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63"

72!!

72!! 81"

72x00 Regular $8.00 for _. . $4.00

Linen Table Napkins- Ranging from ‘Regular $4.00 doz. for ... $2.00 doz. to

Regular $8.00 doz. for .. $4.00 doz.

Linen Damask Sets of Cloths with Napkins to Match

The psllbesrers were Messrs John 18" .W-me .---_-.~_~_-A-_»,_._ 22C Yéifd

[O =~2

_... . ... ...._ ` k Y 4 » 0. _H

Factory Ends of

Rayon Spreads

Sub-standard-Some are slightly flawed.

Regular $3.65 to $6.75 Clearlngat

Size 8021100” ,._._,,,._._ $2.48 Size 80x100" .._.,.,.. $2.98 Size 80x100" ....,,,.,.. $3.98

` 1 Uubleuehed codon yd'

Factory Ends-Unbleached Cotton A' good weight for Sheeting or general

household use. V

89” wld’ |. fm. »;q. .;» ¢;o:»:»r» ow- ~: 1- -10° Yard

Sale of Sheetings £9’ Pillow Cottpn

Free hemming of all Sheetings and Pillow Cottons from 35c yard and up. 68” wide ....,,..,.. 27c Yard 60" wide ....,... . 300 Yard 70” wide ,.....=. . 38c _Yard 84” wide ,. ...-... 35c Yard

6 Table Cloths, Napkins, Damask

'A big range of-

Lfnen Damask Table Cloths Linen Damask Table Napkins

Linen Huck Towels

Ranging from Regular price $7.50 for $3.75 to Regular price $24.00 for .. . . $12.00

Linen Damask Table Cloths With Colored Borders

Fine Irish Linen-A Very Special

Linen Damask Cloths- Ranging from ,70x70 Regular $2.95 for ...,.._., $1.48 ' to

..:.... .:.. ._ ... ... Best WABASSO

ll; W. M. B. wllen lshserlleL;-pain! lan- Size X 44 V

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of the work being done by the \ l United Church in Western canada.

_FUNERAL op 'MRs_ MCNAL Wide . .,.|._-_»,._._. ... ... . 426 Yard

LY-The funeral of Mrs Mary Mc . Wide ,. ...U .,...m... ._.,._._ 456 Yard Nelly took place on Tuesday morn Wide |_:_m_ _ ___ _ _ _ _m_w 49g Yard

wide ._.,.._._..,....,.,.... 57c Yard

ET STREET-The Wllter Com ~ ." ,

Value

Size 52x52” .. . .. . . $1.19 Size 52x70" $1.65 Napkins to match . 10c Each

Wabasso unbleached

Sheeting

63" wide . . . . . 230 Yard 72” wide 23:: Yard 72" wide .._.'......_.,._-. . . . . . . 32c Yard 81" wide _ . 30c Yard 81" wide ...,... .....-,... 36c Yard

at the ,mm at the gm” Mm Best Quality Linen Roller Best Quality Linen Glass Fine Wa.bassoCHemstitched Hemmed Pillow Gases

uid friends mended ink em Towelling Towelling _ Pi110W 3995 3 pair for $1.0

B ces wide ,_ . 22c Yard 40" Wide .-_-...-.».-.---.-. 45° Pair-

-WBLL T0 BE DUO ON MAR- ' c f

issloners of the Town G ’ . _

°’ *“‘“ muted

ex-side held s. meeting on Monday

on s lot on Market Street The __ -r .qs ,

rm of Trask and Co, Amherst, N B. A pumping station will be

ected on the lot S.

-FINED $25 AND COSTS-A

drunk and wilfully damaging operty He paid the fine and was in

31° h0USe was conducted by v. Mr. McMillan. assisted by Rev. r Williamson. The funeral was der the auspices of the Masonic

Lodge and members were present

om the Summerslde, Kensington

and Malpeque Lodges. W. H. Dar-

ch of Kensington. conducted the autiful Masonic ceremony nt the ave. The pallbearers were Hon. omas McNutt, James Cousins, ward Champion, Lea. Owcn, John Cousins and James Beairsto. S.

-JAMES WALLACE DUNCAN_

The very sudden death of James

allace Duncan was heard with CP regret by his many friends Summerside and throughout the

released Jack McKinnon of Char- Pl’0vlnce. He was working in his

quor was given seven days in lsll

onths in jail for disorderly con

duct B.

away on Friday at his home in

istrict and was a prominent fish

or some time and a short time bf

resided with him on the home

Daniel Riley of High River, Alber

was with him during his last ill

ottetown arrested by the Summer- 8Bl'd€n as usual ali day Friday and do town policemen for driving a *fm* Nliirinz for the night pnssurl ar while under the influence of BWIY fllllte quietly about 10 o'cl0¢k_

o doctor pronounced death due

rn in Kinross at the eastern end

of thg Island. He lived in the Unit- ed States and some thirty years

-DEATH OF MR GEORGE 83° Game to reside in Summerslde.

df LOw68t Rdfe may or ssrfnc-'rum passed

e was a can-lose building and in- rim- decorator and WM Wen

known for his excellent workman. BMP- H0 818° book a great inter. “t in P°“m'Y “|5108 Bnd had many prize bu-as lu his flock. ns had some beautiful prize Leghorns and Barred Plymouth Rocks and was

ong friends He had not been well “°°°d f°1' his SWCK thl‘0UBhout the

Island. At the time of his death

ora his death had gone to Mont- hi! “muy Were all away and tin; real for treatment He leaves to “WH 0! his sudden demise was a mum-n ,mg um 5°)-ln, md om great blow to them. There are loft dll1¥l\i»¢l’. Misa Grace. and 5 niece. to mourn four daughters, Laura, MissMBl¥8-Nl# Ooluins all of whom Mrs Wm. McLeod; Marlon, Mrs.

James Morrison, both of Calgary;

ork commenced on Tuesday om Summerslde and other places whom much synlplllhy 15 extend” `

in d . ~ -- ' i. 'rn 771 W rf “‘° M ons' 2 “fe "°"'

Mrs. Mary McNally, of Summer-

-Friends will regret to learn ol

the illness of Mr. F. J. E. Wright and hope that he will soon be en- joying his usual good health. s. `

clscs, guest of the iattefs sister.,

-Rev. F. A. Fisher, of O'L»eary

whose son, Blair, ls a member of Mount Allison Academy graduating

*ST DUN!’l'AN’S players at

S1 dc_ s_ ..*CR.EAM ROUTE-A. F. Camp-

bell will begin hauling cream on the East Point route, Monday, ‘May 391:11,

M- ed to their homes ln Bummcrside day' “L” the B°‘m° mum mzlmlln' from rx short vlslt to Halifax. B. May lam’ l‘w° mpg’ weekly' Tuwhy

and Saturday. Souris Creamery.

'-Mx. and IETF. Moyse (nee cm 6 ms

Hart) of Bedeque, were in Ssckville c=|.Y"*|Lll:f°

for the Mount Allison closing mer- deuua»..£l1l:n°: hub

Miss Luuau mm.. - *° ` """"*°°""°""' .

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Mr Frd Wl or dll S;

-. . e mm e, me ca student at Dalhousie University, was

in town last Friday en route to his

home in Emerald. He graduated I- . from Mount Allison University in N T 1920. N E

class, was s guest at the annual '

stud. His WUC, who was Misa Lulu Irene, Mrs. Philip Jean of Edmon- dinner held in the Academy dining Cousins predeceased him some ton Gertrude. Mrs. John Scotland years ago One brother. Senator of Calgary; and two sons, Dr. wn-

fred Duncan and Dr. Harvey Dun-

ta is also left to mourn and who can of Calgary; also two sisters

Mrs. Wm. Gillis of Orwell and Mrs

ness The funeral took place on Wellington Young of Waltham Sunday from his late residence to Mass.; and one brother, Mr. John

room, Friday night. I f

aug nnlyhg ll$-

-Mlsa Jean Clark, Miss Inns annum, ...

. Champion and Miss Hazel Bryan- gt pi-gpg . ton were visitors to their homes ll' 'I' The tug . lu Kensington for the weekend. orrouflur ’

EXMIIII 0

They are all nurses in training in un" get 'm

Mal ua Cemetery Many friends Duncan of Vancouver, B C to me p|-mg, (young H l

Si neu _ .. y oupuui. s.

e well for the extra water supply ` _ I -

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remains were »--,--

Bowncm undertaking parlours to .. 1 , _

uwan we arrival °f =“=m\°°'° °f T.l"l..°Ix ‘li‘.‘.‘2...’.'...'.°'2f.¥Z‘.2...|‘.i’i mn-WAY WMI"

‘»hls family, who are expected to Hr- of ui "my umm my be mums ea rive in Summcrslde about the end f"l‘;:_m"‘:°. D \v0rd strictly puyuble in Tha on talker ..H|ck°,,o1.. which ,of the month. S. _ _-... gn-ived in port Tuesday evenln8

from Halifax and discharged 8,000

f . NAL* -' ' -

PFRSO 5 St. Peter’s, May 29th. 31 b“"°l“ °l “sou” 1°: th’ Imp" »

' -Miss Vera. McLeod of Summer- “turn W Hun” N_ 5_

side is spending a. short vacation at _ "°sUB5ml'n “mls "° Th’ on '____’

her home m Kensmgtom S. ,harlottetown Guardian may ha _ Rl;

sanded no mu- asp. .mme num. PRINCE STU" WHA

lfttH.J.Mab 'D Btore, .;“;“.‘:‘.:"‘;“.f.;:.;.“..:‘°;:; :‘.:.f; °'" l“=“-M f»~ =- w~\»~»=\=- °~»»~=» B l‘l C 0 1

9721-5-26-Zi

Montarui.

Montuuo.

nay. N. l.. gotten she Number 181

isl Oil Company, has sailed again

Mwbougall, had a very busy ‘ily on the am, v. great may people making the trip to Rocky Point, an extra trip being made in the evening to bring back the huge crowd that had taken the trip spending the day at Rocky Point.

BRUCE BTIWABTS WHABF

Schooner Florence U., Csptsin

White. arrived in P011 Ybllbrdly 0° load fertilizer for Georgetown and

schooner Minnie Iolltl. Captain

Penny, new in port, abs will also ` load fertiliser for G0°l1¢f»0W¥l Ind

rue usurm ni roar

The Gevemmdnt tug boat Llsgar.

,under command of Captain Gam- ble, srrived in port from Picton, 'N. B., with two nodwa number 105 ma1iam¢ow.sana|»uumz"“°°’°’°°"’“"”°°‘"$ ami bucket arm sro Nina loaded ' '

unto one of the loowl by Bums Stewart & Oo., at which place they 'were being repsirfd. Aftlr bein; ‘lumen they vnu be uma our w Southport Wharf. whore they will remain for the praasnt time. They bekml to Dredge o. 9 which is

mmm. . me-who moi me sw W W'

,gill #.‘ei. :gigs 5§§s§ 'ui

chapel cove me wm nrowd

Sydney, N. S.

in the Maritime Provinces-

_--_ _

cow hides.

Pl0KAlD_'l WIIAIF

Murray, now in port.

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idoaldayuntblwlfer

MAIINI Wllll'

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BY4- than papers on that file! nlvi- Clerk-You did. dr.

she men mums to Port HW” buryuuamo\=1umwnreds°N°\' and a scow to Bt. Pewrb. C~ B and from there to 01111161 °°"°' The tug then left for Cal” '1`°’ mentine, at which plwd ll” °°°‘ pleted some work on a cable. Am! Dredge No. 13 finishes ber work si

the following places: Petltdesfi f "Poula.mon, Glace Bly. l»°“l-iw' una Lime em D'0r. md '"1' then most likely 5° “D ill Nm”

Note-`-This tug, namely the W gar, and Dredge No. 18 BN th* only government tu! Ind dndi' that are in operltion this MW”

aurvrslu, Btws WBABF

sehr. ami: L. wuzua. Ulrtdl Bnook, arrived in DOW iN'/°\’d" rromroi-nn.suwi¢.nscars°°‘

sau. mme J. amz. vw'-'l'

A great mmy D°°P|° °°°“ W ulvuxtago of the excursion on W* s. s. uuima on me wa to W l}wen's Wharf, Wat River. 19"" Plolm-d'| Wharf st 2 pm. and 1°* cumin; um mums. \ b°°“““*

'rm o. o. s. muwum. aww* monunua. num mmm vt” sw-goozbuoyawniunuewl* placed in their :Homin Pl\°°*°

~ Bon-Well, have them. ‘U4 “h ,aweok'aaotieetore¢llln¢m0l9°°"