iUl"E 26 1935.

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THAT TELL Mons THAN A '

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hom" , . . General Electric B¢f|»igerators have proved to bg absolutely dependable and

g-gable-f ree in operation.

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Er; now ¢oing into homes than “ny other make.

The General Electric has no (gm, belts or stulling boxes to my out of order. All the mechanism is sealed in steel, wid; a permanent supply of lubricating oil. Dust and mois- mre areforever shut outside of this sir-light unit. It always epentes monthly, eiiicieniiy and 4111-Wil!-

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Come in today and see the new all-steel models with porcelain- coated interiors. Leam for yourself why the General Eieetrie is oatselling all other

automatic refrigerators.

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ALL-STEEL REFRIGERATO

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Our scale

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will give prompt service _ on an t e of scale 4908-H-2f»-2»

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I`he Canadian FAIRBANKS-MORSE Co. Ltd.

'I5 Prince William St.

St. John. N. B.

HI Lower Water St.

Halifax, N. S-

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Uentral Guardia

A VERY LOVELY RANGE of knit

suits at $25.00. Moore & McLeod,` i Limited. r 4926-ii.; \

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ERS.-In order to insure insertion of

advertisements, local advertisers are* advised to have their copy in the Guardian Office not later than 10.30' A. M. the day previous to publication. When the advertisements are halt- page or more, copy must be in the Oilice twenty-four hours_in advance..

CLEARING LINE of Dollar Silk

Hose this week end at 75c. Moore & McLeod. Limited. 492.*-Ii.

VISITORS ARRIVE-Mr. George

E. Robinson of the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, arriv-

ed here Monday evening ones. visit| to relatives and friends in this Prov-1 ince. Mrs. Robinson is visitng her brother Canon Harris and Mrs. Har-

Stoclrings are in this morning. Moore I 6: McLeod, Limited. - 4925.1;

WOOD ISLANDS-The Sacrament!

of the I..ord's Supper will be dispens- ed in Wood Islands Presbyterian Church on Sunday. June 29th, at the close of the i-homing service. There will be an evening service at 5 p. m. Preparatory services will be held on Thursday. Friday and Saturday at

ored custom and Thanksgiving serv. ice Monday at 10.30 a. m. Rev. Al- lister Murray of Caledonia, will con- duct the services and r.'i.ll give e: Ed- dI¢SS in Gaelic and English if re- quired. ,

ST. JAMES CHURCH SUNDAYI scnooi. Picnic will be held on' Thursday afternoon, June 26th, atl Clif! Hotel Beach, Stanhope. Parents' and others interested will kindly send i

their donation; to the Sunday Schooli room not later than one o‘clock on' that day. Membersvoi the congrega- tion are cordially invited to accom-I pany the children and bring their' own baskets. A good time for all is assured on a glorious sandy beach.

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_I The summer diet is a. most important one, great care , should be exercised in selecting the proper foods. Meat .

feeds should be reduced to a. minimum and supplemented by

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conducting the service by Rev. Mr _ 'Peacock of the Baptist Church and Mae?

Jack Pate, Chm, Dennis and \Varci

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Church to the Cemetery at Bloom- -§j§33“ y`,'|'»"" 1-'YY I _ ji' 'il _'_ _ ‘ _ -1| r T- ' _ .3 field. Rev, Mr. Profltt of the United ‘ _. _’ H" ...fl N Q1...-x

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‘highest esteem. p - | ` ‘ ' P $10 .were Dr. Champion and Mescsrsz _ ,

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Bennett Candidates ry y | 55;? `___`___;_\__ L_, ' - ' _ _y _ The tunersi oi the me Mrs. George _ . of’ _étsg-ig, _ I .i1/`>,j;/,_’-_fjfg-'-'f I _.~

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Conservative Candidate for Queens.

Friday. This motor bool: service was‘ 5. "5

inaugurated by Acadia University to

x-is at Mahone Bay, N. S., before com- I w_ CHESTER- s_ Mann! I provide mr,-,1 dweuex-5 who have mi ¢_.-,; - -

yrcading matter The cost of the ser-

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mg w Cmrlwtewwn' ; i Conservative Candidate for Qiiecns. access to libraries with high classi

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MURE NEW 'KAYSER $1.25 Silk; ` I I I vice is $1.50 per year which covers ¢§

‘postage one way on books which are ' sent by mail when the motor van does __ not operate during the winter season. ` As advance notice had not been given l to the country sections it was impos- i sible for all who would otherwise have I done so to take advantage oi’ the ser ivioe but no doubt when the van re

turns for it. second visit in threei 'fl .

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weeks many more will patrons will b. secured.

Mrs. M. Betts is visiting in Knu

ford where she is the guest oi

sister Mrs. William Dyment.

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Mr. Robert _Horne of Chicago is new

! at his old home in Unionvale having [been summoned home owing to the § illness of his mother, Mrs, Geo. Horn~

I who has since passed away. 5 Mr. J. A. Clark, Superintendent of `.he Experimental Farm, Charlotte- ; town accompanied by, Mr. R. C.

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$1.95 “KAYSER SLENDO HEEL" acrition at Milo and also paid a \‘i.=it‘ ‘v‘_`_.;.¢ of ____;;f'. Silk Stockings now sell here for $165 ~; the Station longed an p,iv¢;-dale' ,"-

Watei°_ma n’§ 66 Q O gg __ patnaesan I

is this newest and smartest of fountain pens. Five beauties in distinctive Jet, Tnrqugige, ` li E

_ Emerald, Nacre and Onyx with matched '

pen and pencil in modernistic box . . .$15.

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-7, Waterman`s famous Number Seven pen -'

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choose from, each with a diiierent ,fififo lj- _ eolcur band on the cap to identify the if”

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More moderately pricedpen with iive éi .2 '

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College and H igh School Graduates . . Waierma.n’s Pens and Writing

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Moore sr Mcneori, united. 4926-ii. rl;-m at G1¢nw0.,¢_ &

R/ev. E. M. Aitken, B. A.. Minister. gang; of Nw, gwgia, is 5-pending 33 ~- Services oi worship Sunday. June EU: ,gyiday in tha province of Now, _

Kingston at ll a. in.; Cornwall, 3 p, g_¢¢t;,__ Glenwood And Vicinity fam*-“.0r_k and !_m_‘_,_"__/____ S” 3 *_ Mm ____ B _'_ _ ___ _ _

P m ‘I ‘ ...__ xmciictsatzcii by Miss Hazard and |McDona’d ‘\I.r- 1-; "L \I..3Ari`

-_ : i\re:si-5 Roy and Lee Mcnousaii re- s '_ ith _ . _ 'arcs o ~ M' .\r P ` I ` ` "` ' " " "A-“~'

m.:_",:!__C_,_._.__ !,:_.__5:._.1.:.:,_m_,n__ Cemly mowred from the m__t_d____ ;lg_;cjyo cone_$;it1;edbt;h;;.\h \\_<;_e|g :ici s 3 iss___c__hai.|. |Mrs.o;.]. E. McDonald. Mrs H-_;n:;.>2-._

.`:E”`?_‘“7: s:;1"',';;':-The Rev. T. xv 5. ¢ d h .-5 __‘_F__. _ ‘ ‘ A V I "Y WH. and Mrs. Webster no-ez.

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;'2“?;' P1".>;~ cf the Ken;ii~.cf:‘: f _ MQDGU an S 1,- _Held Hnurc is undergoing renolaho--5; _ __ _ ta 3 was cm ml

. A _,___ _ -_V _ .amos g , p ing _ _ _md repai,-5_ .official \is1t to the Illustration* _

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f 1. (.113 _.__ ___._. _I-_.__ :_- .._.3__:_ at p_.,:. Rh' Jack Perry’ f°_____e__1y an em_: a._1 ’ " ` ' "" 7 1 ' "` -“ll P11 Ci? IS- -_;;;;_--ge of page 5; c0_ has regemly re. Crops in this lvicimty are lookingf Among those from this vicinity' ~- ”` - _

1 ' ll f ' " f?'."1:: at Kin- ;-u~3~_.;[| home and is spending his 1151;. veil. On the Illustration Station; who attended the l\lissiona.ry Society . ' lf "T" 1 L'-115, JHH2 5351 Q v- ~= 1 friend, ln,-1,-glam-e5in;1~p :acre is a f.eld of clover hay which' Ccnv'=nt 0-1 o' the United Church` Il-_f';f_",7"'7` ff ;‘7f_

_ mn gy i particularly good On this sta*1on "dd ic mfg 5* QLem»v “ere Mrs ,,~.~,_.-~fj_{ “ ` _ '__ _-_ ._ "_

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EI .`I1'.` 7.". T123... -T _ rcv- M_5_ Gordon De;-mls was a rece;-p marltsble heavy crop of corn a__d as

" 1' `-`-'11'~f1" !`-i`f'-'iii' 0 '12 57 1`~' :mit r to Vernon River. 'ci result many farmers in the vicln

_ity have secured seed through th ‘__

1-. U12 1121212 Of I\IrC~ J- 1’~ 1\i11`111¥!~'Y1’ 011 Mr. and Mrs Clinton Dennis have asfnsy of Mr. Parent supervisor audi I JMS 3- with WH 1f`-?1`=`»"f'-`1'3 and Cm returned home from U, S. A. and are Mr. Alfred Gorill. operator of the »;`°‘~

\i=ltvr inrcfeut 1‘.I2f’~’1:~.3 0.121121 lv; spending then holidays at the home; farm and are now growing com for.

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the singing of the "ods" in utiizm- rf the farmers parents Mr and ’\/lrsfihe first time,

- . , r i . fcllcwed by the rcll call wliich was Wm Dem-,1s_ ~ _____ I ’ ' \‘ '.-nsxvered by paying a fee of “f.°.':f

cents." Minutes cf previzus in2et1;i5' My-_ Robert L, Engiand mom,-ed gg v.'c;'c read. adopted :mtl slgiicd by the Zorden to meet his daugme, M153

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James Livingston spe;-.t the .?%T'I"/:[_\ /

week-end in 'I‘yne Valley \v_here he ____ /»

vas the guest of his sister. Mi

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l`1`5l1dC1lf- T116 1`@DU1`C Of D119 differ' Jean England who after spending thepidrvard Ramsay-_ _“___ '_

. _ .- _'ht committees rvcre than heard and “-inte, months in Bowan' M355 1-35' _____ '-"!’\'3 I /I

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cergalg and Ver-retab1eS_ HWPERIAL F X BI T ' ‘E-~ °1.\'?5 *‘iI0°1\l*-1’-fl Ba _M10-~5~ _etiirnerl to this province and null. Miss Jennie Moreshead of Spring- I ji, __

5 O SCUI S fed dry Ti'?f1- MPS- W- F- R056. M55 M3121 :pc-rid the summer with her pnrentsifield spent the week-end with 1\'I;:.= ’

and IMPERIAL PUPPY FOOD With milk added make the if iillifin- E'°h°°l~ Mrs' F"3"“ M°I“"=t SP1‘i1'\2fi=ld» igufh Bvuitel '_ iu'i'ciii:.\'\\'ARi: or QL‘.ii.i'i"i'

ideal summer cereal ration for both adults and pups. These _*__ _ two highly nourishing foods ensure a. balanced ration togeth- if

er with an abundance of minerals and most valuable Vita- nf,

mines, IMPERIAL FOODS keep the foxes in good flesh and »

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make them generally healthy and active. _IMPERIAL e1imin~ 4

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ateo premature shedding generally caused by excessive meat

feeding or an unbalanced diet, and make for better pelts when

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I Always keep a good supply of IMPERIALS on hand, feed

them liberally and you will reap results in highest class foxes

_with highest-priced pelts. -

V For sale by leading dealers in all business centres or _

direct from factory.

Imperial Biscuit Dompany Ltd

Phone 721. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

"I!l!`M’- Mi-SS MSW !\if1CDU1\31d»; Mr, Hurston Dennis recently pur-, Miss Edna Glllcash was a recent Cookmg ugemusthat are beautiful

11;; Winnie Maclntyre. 'I'here WHT chased a Gray motor-car. ` _`L=;tor to Knutsicrd where she was and (.35-, (D dean are a wnsmm

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Foxes are valuable, and in or- der to insure their proper pro- tection you should have the

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_iso ri lengthy discuzsicn cn business' ___ line guest of Miss Blazzche Barbour _source of sntigisrqicii tn the pariicu-2 have “PEERLESS," the bcsi.

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" !`i`f33i“l1'*3 W the 5°h°°1~T"" m°5’m75l The Convention gf the Missicnafyi --~--‘ ` lar housc\\'.fe_ .\i:ikc your selections |U039d by 51021115 Of the Namllall Society of the United Church held. Her frifrids are pleased to icfiru hrre from an assortment tha: in »

:\l\£11'-‘Il`l. Siler \'~'l1iCh fl fiiliflfy 11111031] here recently was well-attended. Par- iitct Mrs. Harding has been makin: cludcs pots, pans and keitlcs to meet WSIS S‘~’T\'€Cl by the 1193555- Next meet' tieulars regarding this convention will 1 steady advance to\v:t.:-ds r:°rover__\~ oi cvcrgr homo culmary rcquirement All

ing will be at the home of Mrs. a;p¢a,- late); ilicr health and strength since com- fire of ciiriiniitccd high quality and

Frank M.:cIntyre_ l'-toll call to bc ans- vrcrcd by paying a fee cf "five cents." An Iowa man has P¢Yf9Ci9d 8 l1€“'}zna;1ths

ling to Hebron to sptnd the .=,umm'.=i'| 1110.'-I :1l°df1.`»<~“i'¢ Pfiffd-

kind or when um looks like barivgj ' _______ The Rogers

“Where are the men with real con and tastes like oats Sounds like just \/1; E1be_t Bam ,-we 11 mglmwi

Confldentlr Pfedlcfed Iaff.: ;~;.:::..:.;._:»;;.;;~~;.».::.;;%; Piuiwims Mm

has bren re-engaged for next year. _

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iictions today?" asks a. writer. In one more thing for the farmers ton motapcu-1

jail. VT raise too much of.-Judge. _____ Hardware Co" _.___-__-..._.__-_._»_.__-.__._l _____._-___.._-_._~..__.-_-___ Mr Ernest 131-ad1¢y of gm,-;O~¢` L

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The Second A nual Conicntion o’

l idav. the 26th insi Revs ‘\/lr Haw’

‘ing an Loring are evpected tn.

adchess the meeting in th~ evo .ii

DOMINION HEADQUARTERS OF PARTY SUM UP? V, d I I ll' I

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CAMPAIGN TENDENCIES -The afternoon session which opcnsi [f \-on Want

lx 'at 2. P. M_ will feature a display nf! I

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OTTAWA, June 22.-The end of the third week of the. -___~__-.__..__._-_-_-_=

more optimistic than at the beginning over the result of thc' contest. It is claimed that each succeeding report from thai

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several Provinces gives more justification for confidence in a-

idecisive Conservative victory. From the beginning the Gov-i

tory or would there be a repetition of the stalemate of 1925 Ai Conservative headquarters there is now no doubt a decisive 1 __ m mn

_ ‘_campaign finds Conservative headquarters in the capital even' FALLING HAIR _‘P ` P

Use Dlin.'xrrl's before its mn late. f Scnd to

It checks failing hnzr and stfmu-

iaies new g;'o‘vili as mrll, Apply' A

, 1 _, . _ _ . \ persistently to scalp four times a ' ; _ fred ii. Tramor ni _unboa ‘Q _ ernment’s defeat has been admitted here. and the real ques-; ---» -- - ~-»~ -- ~-5-~_ | _

Z/I ‘ “sc” ' ""7 "\` A tion was whether the Conservatives would win a decisive vic-' 7 l N A l S0 (’m“°“ Street

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~ victory will be won. _ _~ L ~_\ Qsm.f»i I N _ 'I -_ /) N l M E ` I

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English Fox Netting on the market.

Heavily galvanized before and 1 after being woven. il Will 1101

irust. If any roll docs not

‘open up to your satisfaction. RETURN THE ROLL, we will

igiadiy replace it or refund

i your money. We also carry a complete line of Fox Pans, Staples, Lncinil i vvire, Nails, l-linixvst FOX

- Tongs, etc.

The Rogers Hardware

Company Limited

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London, E_'C-. -I, England

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