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200 M. fi .\`O.l's.

700 M. 1"-nd CLEARS. 430 M. CLEAR] WALLS

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tt-|\t‘. |sii`l it iimiliirtliig ulii-ii inn Iirighi ldta strikes

_mu ||\.il the l’i~rlrt'llon lifnilvr juni ii few doors away,

if has ilu* iiivisl pi-rl`vi'f i'v|rrsl1|\1“i1l ni all, ready to Servo

iiiiiiirvlialrly. l-}\t°r_vIint|_\~ Iikr-s good len Cream and ||v~ _supcrlnriiv of l‘rrirf‘il~||i quality and flavour rn-

aurrsnii riilliusiii-.tiv rrr'~ptiu|i-nn any orraslon.

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and enamel at Braces. 3360-5-20-2i. , ' 4' laugh at the three act comedy drama

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I -"BRA\'C0" iuuflt-i0-°rd¢i' SPR ' " _A lcraam by Motor Truck to Sourisl ' ial mink netting, 36 inches wide, sold' »‘ ' _ |Creamery beginning Monday, May| right at Braces. 3326-5-19-2l.I ~

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-7 BAR 'is INCH Frost Farm

-I-'OR SALE-Lady`s Bicycle. lik

new. Apply Western Guardian, Sum mersiclc. Phone 289.

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'closed on Saturday. May "4th lvic- ` and

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J #W1 __..,,,..- .____ toria Dayi will remain open on Fri-

7%” "', day evening for the usual Saturday

i . _. nn.. ......._ n.i...n.2.. omclnml

to;§‘;T_?’Z_?_;’Y-__U_1_l‘A1_'___3‘_:h ;Vi_°' Another king of another realm-~ . s e wi e c osctl Kin Cole Con-ee

will remain opcn' on Friday night for B ~

1176 usual Saturday night business.

Sinclair A: Stewart Limited. M|.iz¢SlDE - Although the regular

3354-5-20-2i. schedule of games have not com-

menced on the golf course, quite a

-l. 0. D. E. RUMMAGE SALE- few enthusiastic players have been

The Sumliierslde Chapter of the I. out for a, try round the green. The O~ D- E- held B Very successful rum- club house is being fixed up \'ery

me" “le 011 Saturday in i'-~ ans nicely, and everything is being get -S-

HUI and U19 Slim Of $80 was realized. into readiness for the regular Satur I

The money will be used to buy new day afternoon programs by the dir- I “_A CARGO °f Mmffl Cfvk 5°" books for the library.-S, ferent committees of me Golf Club American Coal vriU reach here about

°*- The Tennis Club has also made a M" 23"- BWI* 3°'-If “"5"” “UW I!

_ -Svccsssi-'iii. tammy 5Au;._ good ,tm and have e,,1,,,g,d ,heir I this is nie time is any at the lowest ‘

The Girls' Club of the Presbyterian Courts this year. Quite a few mem- ,I l"I°°- R* T- H°lm*°» Umlkd-

Church. Suinmerside, held a pantry bers have been practicing and a tour- 3352-5-20-Zi.

sale in Messrs Sinclair and Stewarts’ nament. it is expected. will be ar-_ "°5"f°°"1 011 Saturday afternoon. ranged with Charlottetown in the ` Q The delicious cakes and other dain- near fut o.-s,`

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G-ow an Brac

Fencing special spaced 4, 5, 6, 7, 7, 'f, I Satlsfacuon in stock at Braces. 3326-5-19-2i.

I1' is not: wise to be satis-

fied Iwith something

good, if you can get some- thing better.

Moat people in Eastern

Canada seem to think that King Cole Tea is better. They back that judgment with their purchases.

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Amsterdam. Holland, on Wednesday

i g 55 r c ‘ of fertilizer, sailed on Monday morn-

their First Holy Communion in St. _ Pauls Church. __Summerside, Satur- mg mr Campbellton' N' B" to msd

frain from iiitoxicatiiig drinks till __ my "uh the age of Wamy ye"s_ and Deppers, iwiikllgni of Rotter-

__E_ dam. came over from Holland for the

lumber for the Western Coast of

diy morning. Reverend Father John _ J. MacDonald officiating. The little England' The Brunswick le,” Am' H5 in their “mm Coswmm md sterdam on April 21th, and had an

Z1 ' \ 'ls and the contrastirig dark suits extremely mush pass" acwss the

.El _ of the bovs presented a beautiful and Auanm' with very heavy 5°” which

continually washed her beam ends

I imposing spectacle as tliey knelt at the _ altar rail _<n0m,&_= in body and soul bc and was four days over-due. but in eccivc their Lord for the nrst time, spite °! this mt 5 pmmd M he’ °"5° accortling to thc Catholic belief. It I was qamaged' She ‘"5 mc mst' ship as 3 wuchmg Scene which brought to bring fertilizer to the Island from Mk rrmllecuons to the adult mem_ Holland. She is 1350 tons registered ers of the congregatioii of their. and “mes “ "°W °r 25' She I1”

Fir ‘ ' _ _ md ___mCB_ The Choir of Sh Mays tics for loading and unloading, it only

Academy rendered beautiful and ap- tal“'“5 49 mu" W 1°” her at AW"

propriatc h_vmns during the service _ _ The children were enrolled in Soap- °° s“mm"51d°' Mr' D* U50 de But' Ins and also mmm R pledge ,D “_ Holland, who is a representative of

_ sberdam and 3': days to unload her

the ships owners. Messrs. Echardt

______ _express purpose of superintending

T SUM the unloading of the cargo He is

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GOL the first e e tat" f fo

rpresn i\e o any r-

) tilizing Company to come to Surn-

2 lllCalS I)ay» I lenty merslde to personally attend to the Yvater, St0n'|a¢l'\ unloading of the cargo. _He was de-

termined that the fetilizer shipped

“Sm” I drink plenty water, eat. 2,, by his firm should arrive in perfect

good meals a day and take Adlerika condition. This fertilizer is manu- now and th<’i1. I`\'€ had 11° f’°“\’I° factured in Holland and is packed in

.- »- _ t. ’ . _ “liliiillry 5132;:ch{ii;iiii]ieF°r.iiiierii¢a' MF bm' “'°‘“‘“"g “"°“‘ 2 P°““dS

9 ° H “_ mdlmer mweh apiece. which are exported direct

iuowr/AGU! Iunioafiing of nel- cargoes; siso nic- l“'° "°"”‘ b° ¥l"°“ f°f I mms f°r' Desnoches: 6. Marie Ruse Des-

tures will be taken of the fertilizer r “ny p°“9n that dl” In 5°h°°I 315' Roches 7. IJOr€l2I-2- P0I1'l€!'-

mm-<_--` Grade V.-1. Jean MacMillan; 2.

ent stations to the farms and also of _, M,,,;,`;.'°.",`,""_ I Thelma Arsenault; 3. Corinne Des-

HAVE YOUB EYES ~the potatoes while they are growing `R.oches. '

in the fields on which this fertilizer *li-l`) wfliiflz Grade IV -1 Florence Dalton: 3- Q uw ‘mu

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:ecn~lo3i1i1g poisonous waste which H0111 Bombay. India, to Rotterdam. eaused gas and other stomach trouble-f‘ 111115. this fertilizer. manufactured by Jim ONE speoriful relieves S85. SONY. a Canadian firm in Holland. is stoinacli and SICK >I1°'d°¢h°~ ui' Ad; ` brought to the Dominion of Canada

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;¢1‘g<;Ai€\§_e;?_::_l:_g5t_'i’_‘f_:i“2`;e°‘;'_°gw °so°d in containers which are the product you fm! Hughes mug co__ Ltd_ I of another great Dominion of the

_______*_,___._. |5l'IU5h Empire- Nut one bag was

`° i - broken in transit and the splendid

BELLC? IVlA'l l"llESoN

Blffl-'l‘" 5 s°u°“°" compete with any fertillzing firm I "1 I’m°w “-5” f°l' S°\'1l'-°l`iUl\‘|- A Grade VI.-l. Norma Poirier; 2._

c°u°°"'°“’ , fr0m any part of the world. pmures "13-5* W5-5 Elven by il1S¢ifllt¢ for Jos Anno M. Desi-toches; 3. Harold Gnud-

MONEY T0 LOAN ‘have been taken of the ship and the ` M¢D0nald. Members decided that et; 4. Elizabeth Dalton; 5. Hillary

condition of the cargo un its arrival fat. Summerside. enables this firm to

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l,U’l'l'lL'I`0

Eastern Guardian '

put on by the Oddlellows of Mon- tlgue, Friday.. May 23rd. 3345-5-19-21

i ..~No'r1ca ro caaaiu rar-I l RUNS.-Mr. A. F. Campbell will haul 1

26th through the following districts: i Elmira, East Lake and Kirigsboro to Sourls. 3356-5-20-22-24-31.

has made arrangements for the stor- ing of 4,000 tons of fertilizer, 2,500 at Charlottetown and 1,500 at Summer- sldc in the fall. This fertilizer will be brought here by steamer just be- fore navigation closes and will be dis- tributed throughout the Island early in the New Year. mostly by the ice routes; This will enable the farmers to obtain it at a reasonable price. |'The 630 barrels, the first fertilizer Ito be brought. in barrels to the Is- Iland, were ordered by Mr. Mclvor, ,of Kinkora, for use on his own farm. I Mr. Mclvcr finds this is a convenient iway of buying it, as the barrels can be used to advantage in potato pick- ing time. Captain Vroliik, is charm- ed with the hospitality of the people of Summerside and is looking forward to visiting the many friends he has madc here, again in the fall, when he

_ ,' hopes to get a charter for his ship to

bring some more fertilizer to this port.

--Miss Marion Larkin of Summer-

side. spent the week end with Misa Annie McKay, of Freeland, Lot 11.

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125 million explosions in every grain break open every food cell . . . give Puffed Grains the virtual nourishment of hot cooked cereals.

HAT makes Pufed Grains so crisp.. . light

N and crunfhy . _ . delectably good to eat? ’l`hey're different from all other cereals beause they

are "food shot from Plums, meaty grains of wheat and rice are sealed in huge ronzeéuns. The guns are revolved in fiery ovens. Then ed.

This causes 125 million explosions in every grain.

It breaks o n every tiny food cell. Thus Puded Wheat and giilecl Rice become as completely diges- tible as though they had been cooked for hours. Hence virtually as nourishing as hot cooked cereals.

ln addition, the grains are EuEed to 8 times

normal size. They have all the uttery crunchiness of fresh toast.` They taste like sweet new nut-meats.

Delight your family with this splendid grain

nourishment in this dainty, enticing form. Serve Pulled Grains for breakfast. As lunches for chil-

dren. Toast them with butter to make _a__a;lel1i’ci;§3 new kind of . Your out Wheat and Piiflgfl 'ce. The Quafiai- Oats'Company.

5755

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11%. made by the g.rls were quickly 1. i

dl-siwscd of and a neat sum was real- -FERTILIZER ARBIVES-The S trict in future. It was also decided md--5' S. Brunswick, Captain Vrolijlt, which S- that roll call be answered with a _

` --- arrived in Summerside direct from Ml. DAVID T. DOVER . nickel in future, to defray expenses

of

-FIRST COMMU'N`ION~vQuile a .

number of -Hs and bo, e "rdf last with 52,000 bags and 630 barrels

The death occurred at his home in the

Suffolk on March 18th, of David M

ver, at the age of 60 years. Enjoying of

weeks before his death. he became in

the above mentioned date. The late

U10 llfle number who were present to ` up

and Herbert Thompson. He leaves m

irge at home, his aged mother and _father. four brothers and oric sister. _ twelve grandchildren, together with a large number of relatives and friends.

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|' _ Report for April. ’ Grade X.-l. Eva Arsenault; 2. Ce--

laaiiunatz wom:N's msriruri-: sn f _"w ‘ Hel

The May hieeting of this Institute

Iwas held at the home of Mrs. Katei |McIni'iis. Thirteen members and two ;\'lsltors were present. Minutes of

;prevlous meeting were read and sign- G fed. $12.00 was paid for work done

.rap

l"°““d S°h°°1 ¥r°U\1d-=- Mvnbers de-I alta nrsbnauit; 3. nits Power; 4.

gcided to make one and ii half doz- i A

Dover, son of William and Mrs. Do- nis.

excellent health until about three and

_ _ the usual manner. A dainty lunch ill with rheumatic fever. and despite was served by the hostess. 'ri-ie re- the best medical skill and lenderest mah-ider of tl-ie evening was spent in care, he passed to his etemal rest on music.

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Mr. Dover was it very highly respect- wg; Gd Citiftn. "KI B *try Successful far- Mcfrmis. 'Den members were present. mah In his pnssinz. the community one new member was en;-oiled. has lost one of its best _neighbors and meeting opened with Institute Ode,

P~_\'¢l'y dear friend. The funeral ser- after which roll call was answered

it Communion and what has ms four hatches and has splendid facili~|;£°_: E5 1;¢_;>of;T__\:‘_;;¢l 813' his pastor, with g picket The minutes of last

- ~ - d the esteem meeting were read and signed. Mem-|

i" WW” 11° WHS held was evidenced by bm decided to hire two men to ninl

Ply _their tribute Of i‘¢SP¢ct and dows and remove banking from f°II°_‘"°d in me fll“¢l'HI ¢0l'f0¥¢ f/0 school. An alunilnum water pall was York Cemetery. where his body was ordered for school to replace foun- 'laid to rest. The pall bearers were _ ¢»,1n_ ned Godfrey, Louis Ai-ning. Arthurlsrnooi. Members decided to iottery D°"°f- Reilh Ca". Leonard Court qinit to increase Institute funds. A

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to mourn besides his heart broken M¢1\~ina M¢D0m1d_ Meeting dosed °"I4°W- th?" dwshltrs and one son. l with National Antherh.. A dainty namely Mrs. Henry Mellick. Suf1olk,I1un¢h was gm-ved by the imsiegs,

_Mrs. Cleve Roberts, Marshfield, Mrs.iN,,¢ meeting will be hem 'ag the |l-fedley Stewart,_Brackley; and Geo- 1,,-,me of M,-5_ Kgte MCI;-mia,

said mass. School committees for month of May are:-Mrs. Allan innon and Mrs. James McIn- Sick Committees for the month May are:-Mrs. D. J. Mclrmls

Annie McPhee. Meeting closed

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c April meeting of this Institute held at the home of Mrs. R. P.

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Until June 30th. 1930. for every six rolls of film brought to our Studio for finishing. one 5 x 7 enlargement given free.

Twenty- four hour service.

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We sell the famous Alrfa all-weather films. good results

on dull days aa well aa bright- Let us help you make better snap-shots. -

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$1.50 was paid for cleaning*

was given by the Institute for

SCOUCHE CONVENT SCHOOL

Delaney; 3. Julie A. Arsenault; 4.I en Allen.

Grade IX.-1. Stella MacKay. Grade VIII.-l. Auldinc Ai-senault:I Loretta I-:':ri~iard; 3. Ennis small;I Antonin DcsR.ochcs; 5. Cecil

audet; 6. Joseph Arsenault. Grade VII.-1. Ethel Smith; 2.

MUSIC. PROGESSTVE SERIES

Control of Currant lust

Four applications of sulphur-dust at

intervals of ten to fourteen days com- mencing when the leaves are about one-half inch in diameter has been found by the Division of Botany of the Dominion Department of Agri- culture to be very effective in the

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100%. Senior Class-Auldlne Ar- '

senault, Jean Ellis, Stella MacKay.

Norma Callbeck, Helen Allen.

Over 90%-Andrea Dalton, Eliza-

beth Dalton, Iris Weeks.

Junior Class--Florence Dalton

1007;-. Mai-y.Barry 90%.

black currents. This

rust came from white

vents defoliation of bushes it is also found sumcient inoculum left to rc-infcct white pines

Grade II.-1. Ethel Sharbell: 2~

'l’homas Keefe; 3. Velma Smith. . _ Grade I.-1. Virginia Poirier; 2. _ J. P.

Marguerite Araenault. I DENTAL “mano”

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control of white-pine blister rust or

method WH!

developed through three of field eX- perimentation. It was found that the

pines to tht

current. bushes, aPDearin8 UU th' black currant leaves when a dcfuillt stage of development in the aetios- porcs of the white pine became HD' parent. While this treatment pre-

thc current that tiirre is on thc leave!

lbert Poirier; 5. Frank MacNeill. V

Free from pimples ! 1 What a rolls! it ia In know that your akin ran

he free of im lea. Armin! it gent] with CUTlCUlAP0l§'l'l(ENT. than wash gl in a few minutes with CUTICURA SOAP and warm water. A vary simple but satisfying treatment ofpimpleal

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GL S S has been spread These photos will M $7 i 1 flif Mary Barrv 3 Ruth Small ! Us “nh ,hum `

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Registered Ortmueltfll *is Betting out this summer for dis- " Grade III 1B).-1. Augustin Des-‘

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Iwhilat here. the agent, Mr. Perry,

Bernard, 3. Leonard Bernard

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