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cool and healthy en you rise in the mornin drink a ‘dash’ of ENO in a e adoption of this simple ru e the little practical help your system nee s to keep it free from the poisons and wastes which are the initial cause of overheated blood and

n holidays or week- it Salt“ along. It is invaluable in counteracting the ill-eﬂects of changes of climate and water and diet. You should never be without

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Bola RGﬂTEQBIIIBKlVKn for North America: Harold F. Ritchie h 6a.. Limited, l0~l8 McCuul Street. Twronz )

might have been expected, Bat-net Refrigerator‘! in this store are selling fast

this week. It would be more remarkable i! a Barnet Refrigerator at $1.00

down and busy terms of weekly or monthly payments for the balance, did not arouse

interest and enthusiasm. When you consider, also, that we are iving a white por-

celain top Kitchen Table, retailing at from $12 to $18, with t e famous Barnet

Refrigerator free of extra charge during this Demonstration Week, all reason for hesitation or delay is swept aside.

To make this Demonstration stlll more mtuczlvomvo. 4 bundle porcelain too t: ca Table- run! extra pings-with every Hornet Rem ontol- whno this Demonstration um. ‘nus tlbl "sol? ordinarily a: £90m $l2

l8. The! 1201b 42 Inches, and. m d "wit a drawer canslctc. Y u pa one dollar own m golvcr cacao! then lmutlfnl Kitchen Tabla wlrttyour lama: Refrig- omqr. , . ,, _

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—8'. S. HlLLBROOK~The S. B. Hlllbrook lelt Montreal yesterday morning for G-ummerslde and will arrive here Friday.

——GUARDIAN W E 8 T E R N OFFICE-The Guardian's Western representative has an office on Water Street, Summorslde, next to Lmrcncc Gullanlfs Tailor Shop (and directly opposite the Gallant Crockett block)—hls phone number is 233. He will boa-pleased lo re- volve news, subscriptions or od- vcrlishlg,

-CHILDREN OF MARY.--On Sunday evening ln St. Paula _Church, Summerslde, there was a reception of the Children o2 Mary. The members 0t the Society march ed from the Convent lo the Church. where about sixteen csn- didates were admit-ted to the 0r- dcr. Rev, Father John J. MacDon- ald preached an excellent sermon appropriate to the occasion. The service concluded with Benedic- lion of the Blessed Sacrament. t,

-—RED CLAY ROADS-Our nil clay roads can be made "things of ocauty and joys vlorever." (so to spcak) by the d-ll-lgent and ‘timely application of the spilt dog drag. . Every one admits the cltlcacy of

the drag, but very few communities have applied it to the limit ot its capacity-some havn't even -giv=:n l1, ' u dcceu-t trial, There's no economy in our importing many thousands of dollars worth ‘Qf mallnland gravel. lLEIOYO mak-‘ng the best. possible

use 0 {the red g-ravell with which nature has amply provided us. ll, ls a lansiil- v: (lell-ght -to our tourists lo drive on a sumoth RED glravlel road ‘ ‘DTLII-FGHCE lo the eternal (lira-b gray of almost 4h’? whole mainland cl N-orl-h America. The dark red clay and gravel make thegrass look

N" greener by contrast. The running of

the log drag over the roads light- ':i a dry time ls almost ‘time ‘lost. The road drag hauled by a four house team “fl-h rproporLlona-te wt 1,1111, (mu-en by a ‘man who has zlu- “smooth roads" ides, is bound l!) so; rcsrlls. —K.

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A A Wonderful Opportunity to Obtain a Genuine ‘Bamet This laDcmonatratlon Week for the Burner Refrigerator. Anon ert

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nada. He will show you Burner, or become tainted with ﬂavors from V ‘ll show you why it lo so economical with ice, and how J easy lt ls to he }t_,clean. The food chamber la lined ln one piece with porce- lain. white an smooth as a dish. The some ls a beautiful refrigerator. It: insulated walls are eleven layers thick.

Don’t Forget the Day-s then, Wednesday, June 3rd and all the Rest of the Week.

LET HOLMAN’S FURNISH won noME

-FOR LATE WEITERN NEWS Page 3 ls avallsble. 1!.

—WATCH D00 ARRIVESr-Er- nest T. Mill, Clermont has import- ed a trained Reglstersiwstch dog lrom Ontario lo guard the Willow Grove Fox Ranch. -

-FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT. _\.Vlr. Geculge l-hlg-g-lns. Kensington left last week lllor the St. John general hospbtal to undergo the third operation on his arm, whlfch was amputated at the wrist some {lime use. Kmacooung ol being bad- ly lace-rated in a plan-lug mill last winter. —

-SHOW COMING-Who delight- fully entertaining comedy "Mrs. Temple's Telegram" wlll be pro senled by the Bedeque Dramatic Players ln Victoria. Wednesday Juno 10th and at O'Lea:y, June 16th beginning 8.20 p.m. each date.‘ In addition to the play, orchestral‘ and vocal music will be supplied by the Huastls Trio, Summorside and the Freetown Mule Quartette. Be assured that there will not be one dull moment from, curtain to cur- taln. This play was considered sul- ﬂclently entertaining to be broad- casled by radio from Schenectady N_ Y, Do not miss seeing it.

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-THE MAlL8—-.Accordlng tolhe new schedule, mulls are dispatch- ed from Summerslde as follows. (The mall going out at 7 a.m. clos- es at 10 p.m. the night previous. For Central Bedeque and St. El- eanor's and rural routes, closes al 10.30 a.m. (or that day's delivery Mainland and Charlottetown nnd c-lher points east at 12.45 p.m. All points west mall closes at 5.45 D. m. on Tuesdays, ThursdaYB and Saturdays. Mlails for Mlscouche Wellington, R‘chmond, Porthlll. Tyne Valley, Ellerslie, Coleman. O‘Leary. Bloomﬁeld, St. Louis, Al- bcrton und Tlgn-ish close at 11.30 a.m.'for these points, There ls also a dolly mall closing at 5.45 p.m.

-NEARLY _DROWNE»D. —'0n Sunday afternoon a young lad

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MREASTERN AGENTpMr. J. W. Murdock la now Guardian agent ln Montagu, and will be pleased to receive news‘ Items, advertising, Job Printing, new and renewal subscriptions. t1.

..‘THE ANNUAL MEETING o!

63 Shareholders of the Martin Pawl

Wrench Company. Limited, will ‘be held lu the Community Welfare Rooms, Montague, on Tuesday ev- ening, June 9th, at 8 pun. W. A. Martin, Pres. 1238-5-27~wl\m6l.

about 1G years of age had a nar-l row escape from drowning. About 5.30 o'clock vhe was walking along'

when he slipped and tell through one of the openings. As he struck the water he grasped a splkel which be held onto tlll alter 7 o‘clo\k, when Mr. Kenny who was taking a walk on the wharf came along and with the- aid of several others rescued him. It Mr. Kenny had been a lew minutes later it. ls doubtful -lf auyong would have real ly known what happened the boy as he was completely exhausted.

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PERSONALS

—Mr.s Andrew 0'Ke'efs of lGen- shgton returned from Boston on Saturday evening. —K.

——Dr_ W. L. ‘Mobellan of Char- lottetown s-pznt the week end w-Lth his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jolm S. Alcbellan, Indian River. —K.

——M'rs. George lMoQularxile. Summ- crside, accompanied -by her daugh- ter. Man-jolts has gone on a viLsltl to relatives do Seattle. Washington.

-—-Mr_ John Sullivan, a student o1’- SL Dumztanis Unlverslgy, ruturneil to his home in Summe-rslde on Sal- urday. after a. very successful ltenm, having led has class in tlfhh year.

—Mrs_ Fred (‘Ledwe-ll) l-lousomof, Lynn. Mass. arnlved on Saturday evening. and ‘will spznd part ot the summer at Kenolncton: wi-ob lher cousin Mrs. OlKee-fe. —K.

—Mlss Jrean Large, arrived l-n, Summer-side Km Saturday night ‘from L09 Angeles, Cal. to spend a day uwllll her brother, Mr. E. A. Large, station agent, and Mrs. Ian-go. be- fore lpmoclz-dlng to Charlottetown ivhcro she will rem-sin for some time w-klb her mc-‘Jher, :

—*Mr. and Mrs Hlrﬂbert Vlcker- ssn. hlon-lreal, arrived in Summrr- Sills on "Saturday i:;'|gl1.t,-h5v~|ng be... called home by ‘the death o! Mr. Vlok-ersous mo-llnzr. Mrs. llarrl-l Vlckcrso-n, ct Bedeque. '

Don't squeeze blaokhendh-dla-

solve them. Get two ounces of

peroxlne powder from any drug store and rub with hot, wot mom briskly over the blackheads. They slm- ply dissolve and disappear by this ‘auto and sure method.

BLAGKHEADS

F01; Wire NGW

For the new pens-on- largomonia -- and other ranch changes. use “PRINCE EDWARD" BRAND ENG- LISH FOX WIRE.

"PRINCE EDWARD" makes a straight, stiff, ﬁrm wall of protection that has given more than fourteen years of REAL SERVICE.

Gotour prices and tree

i~ SPECIAL. SALE’? AT EMERALD .4. White Canvas .8»... tor I

Women, Mluea and Chlldren ~ at half price. _ i

Balance of Wall Paper. A h Some no low as 10o double roll. I _

Glace ware and Crockery i‘ at Hall pried.

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Your Eyes And , Your Health

Jlyaur m.» are normal. my daily ~ qoqulro 40 our 61M- alh IWH lllrvoul In- drgy.l nbnqrmll. u»! ro- qulrl more, which mane aye- atraln, which. Ia new; wan. vd» lowers your realm-nu tl I'D-l ’

. That's why you should havwyour oyoo oxamlnod. ‘Ill p why gluon (loquont- |y. mlmoot unbollov- a, mum In Improving the 1| -- l! MWPMI "I0 you ‘o! mrymo annoy. ~ Arrange for wpolntmont.

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into the forenoon.

To make worth your while to shop in the morriiiii , we are offering a series of interesting and mighty attractive argain-s,

f Wednesuay, Jullejirﬂ. The Ki ngs..B-irthd ay a Store lllosesl at l l’.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3RD, KING GEDRGEii-EiilEiiDAv this store closes for afhalfholiday at one o'clock} . ' 51; " ness normal we therefore have to crowd a wnole day's selling

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Ladies’

sizes, regular $25.00 coats

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A Sport Coats $25. f0!‘ $l5.

One big ring will be filled with hand- some sport coats in smart style-s, of popular attractive cloths, all the best

WEDNESDAY MORNING

5 DOZEN- GIRLQ-GING. HAM DR new patterns, all new pat.

. erns sizes. 4, 6, ,8 and 12. Wednesday morning Sale price

I-ADI. ’ WHITEA DIMIT . and voile ‘blouses, _ sll lltly. soiled, W011i}! t0 $4. 5 Waking; day morning Sale B a .pri§e......... .. _ I LADIES’ VOILE . - BLOUSES worth ‘to 6.50 each,‘ Wednesday

$55" Curtains $2.00 pr.

White N-et curtains . . . wide, . 1 - able for furniture ‘vlﬂzlfzglagiigige’ llfce edge p am or ggvgzcing‘. overdrap- HALF DAY ’H_,._'F PR PRICE $2.00 pl‘. HALF PRICE Hg-LF Dion

Curtain Net Half Price

Ivory Net, 36 inc‘h-.

‘Sfiiiiflii’??? . .. *1 93 Chinizes

Hall Price _ A good range, suit-

Pure Silk Pongcttc 4%.

This is a fine quality, "12 .momie” silk fabric, plain pongee natural shade, goodmdth, admirably adapted for blousesmnder- wear, etc, a new "arrival of about100 yards.

0 l WEDNESDAY MORN N l Hrlileuomnaiz PRICE G at a SPFQAL

colours in 5d inch Dress Flannells, 54 inches wide a. very attractive value, Wednes-

day morning

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49c yard

5 small pieces of Fancy tricol- _ _le‘t'te, Sand, Wlhite and Cas- tlllan, Red with a srrlall piece of Brown

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every“ housekee-

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R11‘, Holman, Limltetl

summer-m. .- », ma. 1mm:

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Stylish New HATS

for Ladies

$2.98.

Smart lhats, latest shap- es, ‘trimmed with ribbon and flowers, predominat- mg shades, are Sand, Red, Blue, Jade, Henna , and Black. This is asplendid

bargain Wednes- $4)

day morning . . . .

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Most useful garment to r, these

Silk Envelope. Chemises $1.79

dlainty and very popular at a gpeciol w . '

garments offered price for Wednesday a. m. .

All sizes in Children's Knit Draweragood, strong, light. weight garments perfectly suitable weight for the present sfasop‘... . .

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Unbleached Cottons 40 inches wide 9c ' Good ‘heavy wlhite cotton .. 15¢‘ Fine QXiPa qualifty "hemmed pure linen Table Napkins 22x22 inches worth $8.50, on sale Wed- $6 Ill"-

nesdiay morning at _ _ _ _ ,

_ Unbleached Table Dams “s4 o... inc-hes- wide, regular 95c. edn-esday morning Special Sale price . Y"

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