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Tlgnlsh And Vicinity

Mr. John J. amoral of Exeter. N. H. is visiting his native place after having been absent nineteen years. Mr. Richard was called home

by the death of his brother, Mr. Cyprien Richard.

Ttgnish and Palmer Road new Cheese Factory was opened on June 9th.

Mr. and Mrs. Sylvain Chaisson. Lot 6 were in Tignish on June 6th to attend the funeral of their bro- ther-ln-law Mr. Cyprian Richard.

In Mernorlun It is our sad duty to record the

death of Mr. Cyprien Richard. which event took place at the Sum-

_ merside Hospital on June 4th at the

age of ‘l3 years.

Deceased had‘ been in robust health until about ten days before his death. when he was laid up with an abcess in the hand. During the first days of his illness he was at- tended by his family doctor, but. szeeing that he was not progressing "ery rapidly he was taken to Sum- merside Hospital for treatment. All that medical‘ strength and tender nursing could do was of no avail for God willed otherwise and in the early hours of June 4th his soul pas- sed peacefully away after having been strengthened by the last rites

rcmains were brought to ‘Flgnishon

Monday night accompanied by his,

Western Guardian

TROOI-‘ING AND roofing Shin- gles, carload Just received. —A'. Bruce's.

-SHIPMENT ROSS-MILLER PUPPY MEAL and Puppy Biscuit due in one week. Book your order now at Bruce's.

-GUAIIDIAN REPRESENTA- TIVE for Richmond and vicinity is Mr. Ray Brown. who is open to re- ceive new and renewal subscrip- tions.

--BUYING LIVE IIOGS. fat sheep. and lambs. at Kensington. Tuesday forenoon, June 12. Alden Moase. 4991-6-11-21

—0RDER YOUR HARD COAL now while schooner is discharging at Holman‘s Wharf. Call or phone Ilolmans Produce Oﬂicc.

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--AUC'I‘ION SALE IIORSESf- 1 will sell at public auctin at Mc- Ncill's Livery Stable, Summerslde. Wednesday, June 13th, fourteen choice work horses well broken, kind andquiet. Charles Park.

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—CONDITION IMPROVING.- The many friends of Mrs. J. J. Gau- ldet. Summer-side. will with

lng from a recent critical operation

at the Prince County Hospital.

0min LOTTETOWN sumo IAN

GETS ALL TI! E CREAM AND

two sons who had been called to his} __RED C3055 CLINIC’ FOR

bedside in the late hours of June CRIPPLED CHILDREN conducmd ‘ird and also by his daughter. MPS- by Dr.‘ T. B. Ackcr will be held in

The°d°re Arsellaull- the Anglican Parish Hall Sum-

. intlic HOME.‘

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WHEN VISITING '

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DON'T FORGET TO- CALL AT TIIE v

ROYAL» cars

WATER STREET

Dinner. Supper and late Lunch Served In Pint Class Style.

Soft Drlnlrs. Ice Cream

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CHARLES HUM

PIOPIIITOI

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He was a loving husband and father. hharitable every ready to extend a helping

family. grief-stricken widow iaughter.

Iohn L. on

The latter came home for the fun-

6th the remains followed by a large toncourse of friends and neighbours were taken to Sts. Simon and Judes Church for burial. Rev. W. Mc- Cabe sung Requiem High Mass and also officiaged at the grave.

The pail bearers were: Messrs. Timothy Ryan. Timothy Conway, Narcis Richard, Elijah Gallant, Je-

The bereaved family wish to thank their friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness and sympa- ‘hy shown them during their recent bereavement.

May he rest in pence.

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hand tothose in need and his mam-l “'3' will 1011K b9 Chﬁrished by hi8 June 12th, for an ice cream social

at Wilmot Valley Hall. Proceeds in He leaves to mourn their iloss his ~

crai on Wednesday morning, June 0m“ l" U16 McNel

rome Perry and William Waite. I

cf in the United States.

' ' Saturday night. the car

merside, Monday June 18.

—RESERVE TUESDAY evening,

aid of the Mission Band.

(nee Philo-[ 5023 mene Chaissom three sons and one namely: Narcisse resld-‘ m! in Tigﬂiﬁh. Rlllph in Maine and Western Oﬂice of the Guardian is the homestead. Mrs. Theodore Aysenault in Richmond, Wate .1150 two brothers, Eugene of Salem scriP Mass. and John of Exeter, N. H.

--WESTERN

located in the McNclli Building. tions and advertising will be received. The Guardian may be purchased daily t the Western Building or at the McDonald News Store.

—I$LANDER DEAD-Master Wil- lam O'Brien died on Tuesday in Prince County Hospital, where he had been taken on the previogs Fri- day for an operation for appendic- itis. l-le was fourteen years of age and since the death of his father several years ago, he had lived with his grandfather, Mr. Martin Mc- Neill, Ellis River, to whom his death. thus been a great shock. His funeral ,was held on Thursday to St. Pat- irlck’s Church Grand River, service ‘at the church and grave being con- ducted by his pastor- the Rev. John A. McDonald. His mother. formerly Lily McNeiil, and two sisters reside N

-—LAW INFRACTION AND AC- ClDENT—While returning home on f Mr. Tho- mas Bishop, Water Com issioner of Summerside, was struck by a car owned by a man living near Cape Traverse, and very badly damaged. The out of town oar had only one headlight, it is alleged. and Wm be- ing driven along the driver's left hand side of the road. The accident happened near Reids corner, about two miles from Summerside, which was properly safeguarded in other years but which is absolutely ne- glected this year.

—DEMONSTRATION RUN- Ea- gerly expected, the big motor bus which will take up a passenger ser- vice between Summerside and Ch’- town, and Summerslde and Tignish this month usrived ip Summersidc on Saturday night and was the cen- tre of interest for a considerable time. It is a very roomy commodious vehicle, capable of accomodating 18 passengers in comfort and several more if necessary and personal dis- pacement permits. It is powered by a 50 horse power Buick motor, spec- ially geared for heavy duty and has a custom built body on a G. M. C. heavy duty chassis. It is allbrand new from radiator cap to tail light. only one mile being registered on the speedometer when the complete job was taken over by Mr. Hillard Arthur, vice president of the operat- ing company, who took delivery of the bus at Moncton on Friday last and drove it to Summerside. yester- day. Monday morning several,- prom-

‘ lnent businessmen, members of the

Summerside Board of Trade, the Press and the Town Council were guests of the company on a trial run through the streets of Summer- side and outlying districts, all pass- ing great appreciation for the com- fort and convenience of the bus.

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Packages Herc for

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Add tic for ordering by mall.

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postage. ll

the ease with which she was hand- led and the excellent advantages thus offered for quick return trl independent of restrictions. For the present the dual positions of driver and conductor of the bus will be assumed bv Mr. Hillard Arthur».

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OFFICE. — The

r St, Summersidc, where sub- _

of 2,574,083, and 1100/1)‘

uamrs of o indium males of

have been manufactured underground cables.

side today at 11 a. m. There is.an average docket, including several‘ criminal cases. l

—R.ADIO STATION FEATURED. —The last issue of the Radio Newsf of Canada published hi Toronto,‘ contains o. very interesting article regarding radio station CHGS own-' ed and operated by R. T. Holman, Limited. Bummersidc. Besides giv- ing a cocmplete description of the station, the article includes excel- lent illustrations of the control room of Cl-IGS, the studio, and a picture of Mr. R. L. Morrison, man- ,ager of the Department.

l -WHERE IS THE CRITIC NOW -Several days ago the Bummer-l side Pioneer took ‘

Information

There s’; ‘it; Canada a wire mileage three

qma mfo

-svmnma counr AT SUM-lstatement m the Guardian that the_Sinclair_“§:rayed‘andHset-thrfbrolz" MERSlDI-Is-The June term of the motor vehicle act was being vlolat- en limb and he is now resting as, Supreme Court opens in Summer-‘ed in Summerside, especially in re- Comfortably as can be exiiwt-ed-

gard to fast driving. driving with only one light, driving without dim-l mers and reckless driving. Since, that time the Summerside police court has been busy with cases against drivers charged with exceed- ing the speed limit. several being‘ before Magistrate Wyatt on Satur- day last and receiving nominal fin-I es. Two cases of operating vehicles without lights were also heard,‘ the; guilty parties getting fines of $5.00‘ and costs. i?

—I'AINFUI. INJURY —— Master Lorne Kilbrlde. son of Mr. Percy J. Kllbridc. Port Hill. had the misfor- tune of breaking his arm close to the shoulder while playing at school on Thursday. He was immediately

to the taken to Bummer-side whene Dr/m Tllﬂarlny_-_N_

so many ways that it is diﬂicult to conceive of any industrial and social life in Canada without 1t.

From the rock drill to the curling iron, from the tram car to the electric toaster, from the silk mill to the electric ~ \

rangqthereare endless gradations of power needecLand the ﬂexibility of this service is perhaps its most valuable feature. The home without electricity today is the home of ﬁfty years ago. The wires in the house mean the ability to use the latest inventions for time-saving and eﬂicient methods of keeping house, and also those more aesthetic reﬁmng inﬂuences, which are represented by the "electric piano, the electric phonograph and beautifully shaded lamps. A

All of these combine to make the homes of today what they are-—-

zittractive, convenient, charming.

The Northern Electric Companyin manufacturingwireepablettand other paraphernalia, which help make possible the application of the electric current, fccls happy at being able to contribute to Canada's

social progress.

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Equipment for Transmitting Sound and Power m: uonus smear. HALIFAX, N. s. A

ikoro. to Arlington where N ‘spend the summon-N. PERSONALS ' —Mr. and Mrs. Earle D. Riggs. of —Mr. James- McDougall. Rloh- Summer-side, motored to Charlotte- mond. spent Wednesday in Char-ftown Sunday, where they visited lottefowns-N. vflriends and relatives.

__ I _.__ . —Miss Jessie McIntyre. Baysidel —Mlas ngauia McDonald tr was a visitor to Summersidc nnjMoncton is‘ visiting at her home in Thursday. ‘ ' N Hunter River. ' ‘ . —-Mr. John J. Mclnhls has re-l —Mlss Mary McCardie and Byron sumed his duties as teacher in McDonald oi’ Moncton motored i0 Cascumpec school after spendlngtkthcir former home at ‘Bdinmarsicle some time at his home in Crossflﬂsi WEEK- ' Rlvers.-N . "

~Mlss Blanche McIver, Mr. Jotln 9°" °" Thursdﬂ-V We"! M"!!! Pei‘-

D. Mclver and Mr. Ted Bhroenah c” Kilbﬂ“ “d Ar-“hlmu i-Eml- -

—Among the out-of-towrr shop».

Kinkora, were visitors to Beyside

Port iii. ames A. McIntyre and Alfr . Grand River. N‘

—-'Mr.—li¥i'a"M1F~1.“MiIFtlrT iirennaxfT-‘lfeﬁrs. Justin McLelian and and family have moved from Kin- Joseph Mclnnis, students at 8t they- will Dunstarrs University are spend“!

the holidws at their homes in 6M5

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