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i -FOR LATE WESTERN NEWS

McNeill Building, Bummerlido ov- ary day. i-dl

—JU$T ARRIVED-one car of bran, shorts and barley cake, now unloading nt Albany. A. H. Affleck. 9436-22-91

—$PEC|AL LINE of ladien silk crepe dresses excellent values, at ‘Sinclair's. 9443-5-25-21 —-8EE OUR SPECIAL‘ showing of ladies tweed coats, sizes 16, l8 and 20. selling for $15.00 at Sin- 9443

—GARAGE MAN WANTED with some experience. Apply stating wages wanted to Post Oflice, Box 65, Surnxnerside. 9411-21-31

-—NICE ASSORTMENT of ladies and misses coats, velours, checked Polos and other materials, choice value-s $9.00, $10.00, $12.00 and $15.00 at Sinclair's. 91-13

—GlRL8 NAVY reefers with large or small collars sizes 2 to 6

Vyéarw-special $3.50 at Sinclalrs

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—YO UNG LADIES’ tweed

suits at $15.00 at Sinclair's 9413

--BEAUTIFUL ARRAY of mat. erlals for overdraperios now on dls- play at ‘Sinclair. "M43

—OU RTAIN MATERlALS—lllnilI

_ bordered ‘scrim 10c per yard. Mar- . quesettc-—-plmln white or

01TH’ per yard 18c and up. Also wonder- iul assortments 0t made up cur- tains. See them at Siuclulrs. {i443

—SEE THE SPECIAL llno of ladies trimmed hats selling at 82.00 each at Sinclair's. iii-iii

-GUARDIAN OFFICE. — The Guardian's Western Oiiice is now located in the McNeill Building; Water St.,Sum1nerside, where sub- scriptions, news or advertising will be received. The phone num- ber is 233.

—NEW ANNAN.- The Now .\nnan W0mon‘s institute intend holding a concert and box social

in Travellers Rest Hall. 'l‘uesdny evening. May 25th. Programme begins at 8.15. Sale of candy. Admission 35 and 25 cents. Ladies with boxes free. lf not l'lne, con- cert will be held first fine night following. 9i38-22-2i

-—BRACE'S SECOND CARLOAD farm fencing will arrive Saturday, May 22nd. All styles farm fenc- ing in stock after May 22nd. Ord- er now at Braces Summerside. Buy fox pans, large pails, puppy meal and fox biscuits at Braces "iirayco" fox netting. order now at Braces. Buy paint. pure lead and oll and all house cleaning supplies at Bruce's. 9439-22-21

—'l‘he friends of ‘Mdas Ruth Meth crall, Albcrtom- congratulate ‘her

on having tho hig/hest standing in ‘her class oi‘ English literature at .\lount Allison Ladies -(‘\ollege, and thus securing the prize.

©uva . l t costs no more than ordi nar y orange pekoe; it makes twice as many cups to the

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—GUARDIANI 0N BALI at the ' Guardian's Western Oilloo in the ‘

clearing at $10.00, $12.00 and $15.00 -

Headﬂof Strikers’ o»

A. B. Swain, who l: playing a leads inq role in the general strike in Brlraln a head o! tho Amalgam- ated Engineers and Chairman oi the Gerieral Council.

--ENGAGEME|NT ANNOUNC~ 'ED.~ Mr and Mrs John Mohau. Emerald announce the mhrriage in! their daughter, Mary to Victor Aiaolnlee or Camphells Cove. The nnurriage takes place in Boston. iMnss. 94-17

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—WILL BE LOADING live lions rut Konsington on Thursday morn- linlz, May 27 next. diogs must be in by novu (SgtL) Alden Mouse,

9450-25-21

—tCASCUMPEC.- Miss Laura Gordon teacher at Knutsiiord spent lthe week cud at hor home in (‘as ‘(Villflpélh-“liwlfli. Robert Bell of Char- lﬂﬂefﬂlwn is visiting in Mill River ‘East, the guest of Mrs. Andrew -l'iell.—¢1ier many trieuds are glad to know that Gilles llclen Hell was able to return to her homo in Mill River lEast. on ‘May 17th, after un- dergoing an operation tor appondl vitin ln Prince. County Hospital.»- Mrs. Russell hlnnlthewa accompan- ied by llr. Keir went to Summon sldo on Saturday, and tautorod Prince County ilosplial. where shn wus operated on for appontlicltls.-~~ Iiir. James Gibbs. Fortune (‘ovo. mot with a rather painful accident roccntly. Mr. Gibbs was sharpr-n- lnrz a stake. when the axe caught in n limb overhead. which sworvt-ti lt from its course, bringing it down- on his hand, and making a nasty out.

—WEDDING BELLS.-—A quiet: and pretty wedding was Snlonlnlztwli at the homo oi’ ‘Mr. Gordon Glo\"‘l'. Kensivngton. on Wednesday even- ing. May 12th. when ‘Alisa llllda

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Stevenson, of Spring Valley. bc-‘ came the ‘bride 0t Mr. Su-rling Andrews. Norboro. Rev. Dr. Gouge.‘ performed the ceremony. The bride looked very wlnsoxilc. attired ‘in a beautiful gown o1‘ r-rcaul silk crepe dc chene, which Wits trimmed with [maria and rose ‘buds. with hat uond gloves to match. and carried a beautiful bouquet of flowers. Miss ‘Sadie Bryenton. who attend- ed the bride. was charmingly gown- ed in honeydew-silk crepe dc chene with hat and gloves to match, The groom was ably supported by .\'lr. Thomas Campbell. Alter the cere- mony. the bridal party drove to the hri‘de’e home where u sumptuous repast. wws served to the guests. oh- ly the immediate relatives being present. The bride was the re~ ciplent of many and costly pre- sents, ‘including a white cold-filled wrist watch from tho groom. The parties 0t the charivari uttered their usual fellcitntlnns. and after doing justice to a generous treat. retired. Miss Stevenson, who is of a very cheerful and sociable disposition will be much missed by her many friends. Mr, Amdrews is a prosperous farmer of Norboro. and we all join in wlshim-g them many happy and prosperous Ybnrs

throughout their wvdtl-d lifc. Mr. mud ‘Mrs. Andrews w ll reside in Norboro.

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Eastern Guardian

JMONTAGUE FRIDAY MAV 28th —d)o not (all to seo Weeks amd Chovorle in Y.l\l.(“.A. pymnustlc ex- hibition and concert. 9464

..'EA$TERN AGENT. — Mr. J. W. Murdock is now Guardian as- ent in‘ Montague and will be leas- ed to rocelve news itch-a, advertis- lag, etc.,

.,_ ..'OHlNCHlLLA RABBITS FOR ' SALE. Pedigree Stock. Apply I/aurlo Mcllure, Murray llnrbor ‘North. 9S8 i5 20-41

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COMFORT I03 III PLTIINT IFIIOIINOY FOB ‘III OPTOIITIIII.‘

The Wollnworth Unll grunt rnnornpont selection ol nolontil llltrnrnentn that nobles t! Optometrist to cover completely his oonlnr nomination, withon the patient leaving the olnlr and with club inrllvldlll lllﬂlllwl

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Al Important roqnlllh ol o ro- hoetinl outﬁt II obsolete non- lort for the pntint,

This In been nooonplillod In the Welllworlh Ulll with ol- Jnnhblo not, hood but on! Bli- rontl. The ohllr eon be reclined, rolled or lowered on! ndJnntnd- ln the pot-foot comfort of my patient. A comfortable patient our be nun quickly on! ﬁll!) axon!

Aeonrooy III ollolooly lot the Optometrist In accomplished with Donn; dllflllﬂi Illtrlnuto of Ihnto provision which no with- l instant roach u! owing um.

‘Ill: Unit In no! In nll coll- examination: b7

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“tron SALE-Threshing outiitl Dr and suw. almost new, at u bargain ' lor quick snle. apply Stnnle ly. Motltngue. 942

‘George E. Vincent

.."EARLY POTATOES.- Air.‘ John Janlieson. 0t‘ Sturgeon plaut~ ed two acres or potatoes on the 13th and on the 14th sowed two: acres oi‘ wheat. himself following his sowing the wheat with secdelii This is good work considering Mlﬂl Jamieson is in his eighty-llftlr Year. I

.-’~ l ..'SCHOONEH REPAIRS. Schooner "Jessie Brown." Capt. W.‘ L. Richards. arrived from Cardl-| gan where his schooner was laid‘ up for the winter and is now being painted and put in shape for the summer's wolik. ‘e

'~‘A FINE DEBATE-The Rollo; Bay Debating Society held a dc-" hate on Thursday, May 13th. Thai subject for discussion was: Resolv- ed that the Fuitcd States is n hot- President of the Rockefeller Foun- ter country for tho laboring mun dntlon, who was one of the than Canada, Mr. John \\". Polors speakers at the Canadian “Public. opened the tic-bate in favor of the Health Congress in Toronto May 5.

llfo side. Mr. Edward Mahar op- 6 and 7-

poisotl him. The speakers on the

pro aide wore ‘Messrs lioscnlns ”“*"‘""'"' " ' * Peters. Edwin Peters, ilnrry (Zn-l '

hill. inn llugas, Erwurd hlzlhnr,‘

.|r.. Peter McCorlnac. and Vcrn

l)nviti‘.<on. tho Misses liihnl Apply Mhmrws “l 'm""‘ n

draws out lllllilfillliilllﬂll. soolluas the muscles and lltratlnr-nts.

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INSIDIOUS EYE STRAIN

We uu this adjective ud- vlnedly.

Sufferers from Eyentrnln may have perfect vlnlon 1nd therefore do not nulpoot the

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The motive power oi m. ontlro humun organism lo Nerve Energy.

Normal eyel, It In computed utlllze shout 'ﬂ% or (m; Nerve Energy, but when Eye ltrllnh prelent, n much lnrq. or proportion ll required.

and iMary A. ‘Peters. Tile speakers‘ on the con side were Messrs. Earl“ Grant. Elmer Peters. John tr. l’el-. era. Peter l). Peters. Jerome if.’ Chalsson and llarry hogan, tho? iMil-lses Annie Peters. Sarah Peters? iVllary Peters. Mary White, .\llll'LZlll'-= et Peters and liiztrgarvt. liouglo. A vote was then taken whit-h rosultq ed in a victory ‘for the ctm sideul This was tho last dcbato of tho season.

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..'Mrs, Edward Vlllurd of New Zoaland has returned home utter spending the winter months visit‘

in: her children Iwhohre residing In the United States.

Business Girls

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Beaune it keep! the complexion cine, the iundl ooh and the hair live and glouy. The Soup, used dilly, clennleo and puriiiumhiietlte Olm- ment soothe: and hsnlu. Cutlcun Tnloum in an ideal toilet powder.

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Twins who had ruched the ath-

vnnced ago of 93 yearn were lop- ‘ a F u i h

nrnted by the death of MN. Berth ' ' a c Show of Toronto. Mr. John ‘Mb-

wnl-‘mhvurvlvlng mm, mun cm 0mm”!!!

Jrllouwurovurluwtnﬂvrvnte.

Hence dlfeotlvo eyemthrouqh their consumption of on u. oenive amount of Nerve En. orgy. may seriously nflect the functioning of other argon. of the body. and produce lli blnllh.

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