. JUNE 1. 1928

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ‘

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ill-PIECE MARATHON LAIN DINNER SET, a famous Royal 1W"! Ware made in England and shown in beauti- ful cream gold with floral‘ centre. set complete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., $20.75

Pay $1.00 down and $1.00 a week.

REVERSIBLE

No. l. REVERSIBLE MOP. chemically

labor saver for the busy house-

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Holmaifs p Dinner-ware Club

Premium Sale i

Friday.‘ Junc llth to Saturday,‘ Juno 10th marks Batman's- annual sale of Dinner- wore-the big bargain event for brldes-to-be and brides-that-ivcrc. .

Think of it: have immediate possession.

tYou can ohoosc an

y of live sets of dinnerware-pay 1.00 down and

Then just a dollar a week until our regular low cash pflllb

l». paid-and whon- the last prompt payment is made. we give you-free-any one oi‘ the

premiums listed below.

null-r pick out yuuriict of dishes annoy.

Summersille and Charlottetown A June 0th to June lliih

Brings any ol these 0-0- Dinner Sets to You

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Easy Payments ,

as low as $1.00 a Week- anll FREE Premiums

4 Each- 87-Pieee Dinner Set 0omprisesz-

l2 Cups

l2 Saucers

l2 Bread and Butter Plates l2 Tea Plates '

9 Dinner Plates

9 Soup Plate; l2 Fruit Saucers

ai-riccr: navamax

DINNER SET, made in Edelstei e teat‘ with gold band.

Pay $1.00 down and $1.00 a week. '

$20.75

One Dollar Down One Dollar a Week

SEMI-PORCE-

lW-pieco

. Vegetable Ills-Ii and Cover . llruvy float

iilt: Tray

‘ l '. inrh Platter

" w-un Jug 1 Sugar Bowl and Cover 1 Salad Dish

i This Beautiful Dinner Set 0nly $23.25.

n, Bavaria, in a neat p in til-piece set complete .. . . . . .. S‘

.25

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'O§-O§O§Q-§Q§O§40400-QOO-O-OO' John Smith ' And His‘ Car

i John Smith ls a character

whom every ‘ ' should l welcome. lie ls not selfish, i rather he is a motoring mar- ‘ tyr. a chap willing and glad l to have exploited, ln an tn- i terestlng way, his experience i for the benefit of the other t twenty.

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Smith observed its me home the other evening.

day quite the opposite."

iany car that ever pleased or dis-

isame way." y I cold Smith that if he doubted ithis it. would be a good plan for him

land check up his observations with ‘iother persons who tried them. One nnotorisf, may be “road conscious" so ithat all hc notices is the way the icar rides. When he returns to the ‘salcsroom he is likely to express the opinion that. the motor was excep- tionally quiet and entirely satisfac- tory. Another motorist; may take the samc car and pay more attention to the engine than to anything else. lwith the result that: he ﬁnds that: it hasn't got quite the power he wants [or perhaps that there seems to be ,too much of n roar on sudden accel- ieration. Asked how he likes the rid- ling qualities. he probably would re- iply that they were excellent.

What is true of taking demonstra- ltions in cars applies throughout ionc-‘s entire ownership of an auto- mobile. Cars do change their chor- nclcristics, especially if they are in nccd of service, but. since the moods ‘of their owners also vary from day to day, and often from hour to hour. it is impossible for any cur to seem satisfactory all the time.

On our way home that evening Smith was complaining of the noise which he said hc heard under the lhood. He asked me to listen. but. my mind was on other things and I heard nothing that seemed to be in any way out of the ordinary. Then I decided upon a little experiment.

“I'll bet you cunt beat that car up the hill," 1 wagered as we ap- proached a steep grade behind a particularly fast looking roadster.

Just as I supposed, Smith step- ped on the gas and soon had left the

“This car of mine certainly has a queer way of varying its behavior," he was driving “One ‘day it runs splendidly and the next

lipieased everybody in exactly the

1L0 try out a few of the new cars rived at. his bedside only an hour

‘Islander Dies In British Golumbiai

The following letter has been re- ceived by Hon. Lsuchlin MacDon- ald Prospect Hill, East Point, P. E. I., from his brother Joseph Mac- Donald:

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New Westminster, B. C.. l ' May 1st, 1920.,‘ Dear Brother: ; It is my sad duty to write you off the death of our dear brother, Rod- . die, who passed peacefully away this afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. i ,Although in failing health for‘ some time he was able to be about ‘ till last Sunday and on Monday he took a stroke from which he did: not recover although conscious a! , times and was fortunate to be able

, Maybe W5 i115! You!‘ "W" ﬁmefeﬂt to receive thc last Sacrament, and inroads," I ventured. “I've never seen

be fully prepared for death. He hud devoted much time to prayer and preparation for the life lo come during his last years. He died as, Port Guichon where he had been} keeping a store. My wife and I ar-

before he died, but he was then un- conscious. I-Iis son Roderick arrived» from Portland at the same time nsi we did. ‘ The funeral will ho on Friday from St. Peters Church, New Wesi- i minslor, B. C. ' This, dear Lauchlin, leaves bu’. you and I of the big famlly—-tlv: oldest and lhc youngest. That Al- mighty God may give us the grace to prepare ourselves that. wc mill’ meet in Heaven is the fond prays" of my heart.

I am keeping fairly as is‘ m." wife. It is a great pleasure to us to hear from you, from time to time through our children who will never forget your kindness to them on their visits to the dear little Island. They are all in Los Angeles, Calif- ornia now and arc getting ‘atom; very wi-ll in their adopted homes. We visited them last winter for two months and it sure gave us great pleasure to be all together once again.

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Your affectionate brother,

JOE. Mr. Rodtlie C. MacDonald. men- tioned above was well known in the city where he resided for several years as student in St. Dilnstalfs College, teacher in Queen Square School and book-keeper in the 111W firm o! the lore Richard Reddln. i He was prominent in Church and; State in his adopted home. He v/Ml president of the Liberal Association oi‘ the city of New Westminster, B. C.. during several years. also at

member of the City Council.

Iother motorist, behind. Smith de- ‘rived considerable pleasure out of this victory and. turning to me as we shot over the crest of the hill at ~35 miles an hour. he asked jubil- iantly, "How's that?"

“Fine!" I complimented him. v-“And havent you noticed that. the noise has gone from the engine?

“little warming up." , The rest of the way home Smith ‘failed to ﬁnd the noise that had

bothered him. It was mv conclusion! that his new frame of mind had; given the appearance of a change m the car's behavior.

While it is mic that ensinesydo run better at night and on rainy days, or along roads where r1169 l5, a great deal of vegetation, there is .resson_to_izelie_vs..tiiﬂt th@._.!!"l"5"°"

extent. Most people fccl mor coni- fortable ivhen the clays ivork is done and it isn't unusual to hcai- people ‘remark about the wonderful way an engine runs while they are taking a spin in the evening on at hot, Summer night. As a matter of

fact. the engine may be performing}

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men: has ‘been exaggerated to sdrrie ' '

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Brantford Asphalt Slates Set New Standards” ‘of Beauty, Weather Protection and Fire-Safety

battering storm and drenching deluge P These heavy, rugged slates reduce the ﬁre

THE enterprise of the Brantford Rooﬁng Company during the past few

years has elevated it Q-gsjsgt hazard of your roof to . - \\ . .

to a position of com- §§~=Q~§ ammimum. Andthey

manding leadership in ~ give a colorful, rich-

the rooﬁng industry. Each season brings forth new colors,new dc- signs, new standards of beauty and protection. ~ The result is that in almost every Can- __gdiarl community homes roofed with Brantffordf are distinguished for’ un- usual sniartness and security.

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Decide NOW to give your new "home this enduring beauty and pro- tection. You will materially increase the resale value of your property. And you’ll enjoy the security which only a roof that is crack-proof, leak- proof, curl-proof and ﬁre-resistant

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87 Piece Dinner Set P87 Piece Dinner Set

$25.50 l

One Dollar Down One Dollar aWeek

R7-PIECE BAVARIAN

DINNER. SET

made in i-Idelslein, Bavaria. Pattern is a bluo and garnet rose design with leaf. finished

with gold band and gold handles. set compie‘ .

til-piece . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25.50

Pay $1.00 down and $1.00 a week,

IW-PIECE BAVARIAN DINNER srxr in a pink rose and

oornﬂower design with olive band and scroll deﬁlkll, finished

with gold band and gold handles. complete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Pay $1.00 rlowirand $i.50 a week.

lW-piece Stet

$31.45

ill-PIECE DINNER SET made in Edolstein, Bavaria. pattern is in a beautiful red and yellow rose design in olive colored scroll and blue.

background design over n light cream surface. gold band and handles. li7-piece sci complete at

Buy it for $l.00 down and $1.50 ll Wﬂﬂt-

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wlll give ABSOLUTELY FREE WITII YOUR. LAtsT PAYMhNT on all)’ of the above sets of dishes your choir-e of any one of the following-

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No. 2. MAHOGANY FINISH- sn ssrtvmo ran with imitation inlaid design and plated handles and felt cov- ered bottom.

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TEASPOON SET

No. a. rl-msroou sr-rr leomprlslng six silver plated teaspoons ln nicely lined lea- ther covered ease.

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far less satisfactorily than it did on; many days during the Winter whenj the car was hard pressed in traffic; and when its driver was irritatcdi with business matters. I While it is a fact that on engine does operate better on a rainy day because of the increased moisture in the air, most people who are out‘ motoring on a trip can't see it thatl way. They get much more of a thrilli out of performance of the engine when the skies are blue and the sun is shining brightly, regardless oft whether the extreme dryness of the; air provides the engine with a less: efficient mixture. A point. to be considered, and one ‘which is becoming more important as time passes, is our changing opinions as to what is and is not! satisfactory tn car performance. Most people, looking back through their experience, will admit that they were entirely satisﬁed, in fact. delighted, over the performance of the ﬁrst cars they owned. In the light of present standards, however. the performance of these cars seems crude. Nowadays, when there arc so many new models coming on the market, so many demonstrations being given and so many opportuni- ties tn ride in other people's more

Asphalt Slates to shield it from can provide.

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modern, more improved cars, it is only natural that everybody should have new standards by which to Judge.

Peters Road And

The method of agriculture is under- going a great change. owing to the general use of Commercial fertiliz- vrs in plant growth. replacing to a

‘had suddenly passed away after a short. illness.

It is pleasing to note the presence

i, ' mslmous , , EYE STRAIN

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use this adlectlve ad- dly.

Sufferers from l-Iyestraln ma! have perfect vision and therefore do not suspect the Presence of any eye defect.

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The motive power of the entire human organism is Nerve Energy. '

Normal eyes, it ls computed

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Motorists like Smith are thinking in terms of these standards when- ever they take the wheel. Often they conclude that. their machine does not ride or run as well as it should simply because it does not operate as well as some car that is iof more recent design and manufac- ture.

Some day Smith is going to dis- cover that much of the variation in the behavior of his car is nothing more nor less than variation in his own state of mind.

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TUCKED ROMAINE

A chic grey frock of romaine crepe has tucked bands running around tllB waist and skirt portions and crossing in front. The neck and sie-

‘Vicinity

Owing to the prevalence of sick- ness in this vicinity. (measles and diphtheria), the two schools. Almn and Peters Road have been bem- pornrily closed.

Miss Ethel Johnston, R. N. of the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal. having recently arrived home to spend her vacation, ls the guest of‘ her mother, Mrs. A. M. Johnston, Peter's Road.

Mrs. R. P. Adams, of Worcester. Mass. and Mrs. Frank Kennedy. and daughter, also of Worcester. have arrived at their former homes -that of Mr. Joseph G. Jenkins and Mr. Malcolm Reid respectlvely—af- ter receiving the sad news that Mrs.

eves are without trim.

of these former? Prince Edward Is- landers, and we hope their visit may be pleasant to them. as to those who always await their arrival with a Welcome.

Mrs. Florence Finlayson oi‘ Mal- den, Muses and daughter, Mary. who has been attending on educational institution at Halifax, N. 8., have arrived home for a short time, gixesfs of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Johnston. Peter's Rd.

The recent copious rains combin- ed with the resplendent sunshine has given us ideal weather. The fields have donned a luxuriant robe

great extent the old and restricted farm work of former days. Largo areas of‘ land literally exhausted from repeated crops. now give ex- cellent results.

Yields to Dillard's. Spread o

brown paper ﬂlld apply lhrost. Also inhale.

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of grcen, and every prospect pleas- es. Early sown grain is coming on fast. yer. the red soil in process of cultivation gives evidence that the

Adam's sister, Mrs._Benjsmln Reid.

work of the farm is still going on.

utilise about _l0% of this Nerve Energy, but when Eye- t strain is present. a much larger illfﬁlllrtion is required. Hence defective eyes, through 4 their consumption of an ol- 0 oesalve amount oi Nerve En- ‘, orgy may seriously affect the b functioning of other organs , um lltldyltlll produce m1 health

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