11m The Western Guardian

-—0N AND Affli- JUNI 1st our business will be conducted on a strictly Cash Basis. We request that all overdue notes and accounts be paid beiore June 1st, alter that date _will be handed to our Attorney ior collection. McKay 8r ‘ilodd.

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'. I 1' Holt Renfrew t é? Co. of Quebec

X WILL HOLD A DEMONSTRATION HERE " TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY MAY 26th, to 28th

MAETIN CANAD

BY. CANADIAN S —-

a-BRACWS is l. I006 lilacs to bu? iurnlture. All new stock at lowest prices. 4731-5-23-21. J-noem noon noun sold and

guaranteed by leading dealers every- where

477i-5-25-mon-2i. ' 1 ‘New Furs and Fur Coats will be shown. Orders for _Oom m; ma TENNIS . repairs and alterations will be attended to by Du“ m new Du“ Hm‘ cum] ygggoygu w‘ MR. J ULES TREMBLAY

Tea Rooms, Summerslde, May 25th. Good floor, splendid music.

4760-5-23-21

omuem and 97 % of ' the profits stay in

Canada ‘ y

—Mr. Walter Croken, Norboro,

Keep this "date was s recent visitor to Kinkorss-E.

in mind. Show on 2nd Floor.

Moore é? McLeod Ltd.

4690-5-22-31

-EARPER'S Ice Cream Parlor now open for the summer at Central Eedeque- Sale oi home cooking ev- ery Friday. 4761-5-23-2l

—Mr. ‘and Mrs. Bennett Delghan. Breadslbane, were in the city last W€€k.-'E~

.__._. . —Mr. and Mrs. Norris Sinclair, Springfield, Lot 67, were visitors to Summerside on Thursday-E. r-i-n-i- —Mrs. Leo tmacaulgan and son, Gerard oi Springfield were in Ken- slngton on Thursday-E.

-DON’T FORGET to bring a iriend to the big Tennis Dance st Capitol Tea Rooms on Monday, May 25th. 4760-5-23-21

-DWELL1NG HOUSE, large lot and garage, corner Central and Myrtle Streets, Summerside, for sale. Write Box 214. 4770-5-25-21.

—COME 1'0 1.0m; RlVEli HALL

-Mr. and Mrs. Everett Haslem and Mr. H. B. Haslam, Springfield, Lot 67, were in Charlottetown on Thurs-

da .—E. Tuesday, May 26, to see the 3 act y 14 view 0f Refinery of Mccolb frixallgliserz: gesziennzxatpfeseénltlie: __Mms M winning‘! Shela“, Frontenacttillvl CmtLimited, " ' 1d’ _ ll Oran 0 ' Don't mu to see a thrilling mystery 2T"? ‘PM 1”‘ we“ "id i" solved. Specialties between acts. Ad- r an“ Road’ “smug “waves

ymlssion 2s and as cents. 4161-5-23221 m“ mmd-i-"E

y‘ -r1..u' ENJOYED _ The soha ’ Corde Division oi the Sons o! Tem-

perance, Middleton, successfully stag- led the play "Between Two Lines" in searletown Hall on Tuesday. May 12th before a full house. The mem- bers oi the cast were: Misses Sadie Bradshaw, Ida Bradshaw, Dorothy Wright, Hazel Smith, Margaret Cur-

-Miss Millicent Cousins, Park Corner, was a recent visitor to Gra- ham's Road the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Campbell.

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—Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Driscoll and daughter Miss Doreen o! Clermont spent Sunday very pleasantly in Springfield the welcome

another reason Why

KM ~»= 1 i you should Messrs. Charles Bartlett. Mr, and 5, _. , _ _ .

f,‘j,,,§y““,3,,,,e,, nan], Ben, vemon Mr Tmmbe‘ E‘ A view of ‘Refinery of McCall - Frontenac Oil

Crsis. ohesley Craig. Gilbert B911. —Mr. Austin Bolger, Stanley Bridge 6°’ Lmmed “t Mmmed USE “"

Jesse Bradshaw and Wilfred Craig. was a recent visitor m Graham‘

special mention must be made oi 3pm,}; - . I

Miss Hazel Smith, who though not a _____ ‘ _ _ _ member ol the Division, gave gener- _ t I

out o: m toward» mm ‘Z3? 111° iiiimédi‘? CYC NO-KNOGK MOTOR FUEL the play the success it was. The George Ayers Hampton we're‘ My‘; . .

specialties were supplied by Mr. Em- K B Hula"; and son m i”! '

erson Huestis, Miss Wlnniired Wright M” Sarah we ks d ' ' n3’

and Messrs. Johnson and Curtis. ' e an Mrs‘ Wuhan‘

Hsslsm, Springfield-E.

Prof. W. J. Reid in his usual capable manner acted as chairmen and auc- tioned the boxes. The proceeds o! the evening amounted to $51.94.

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Marath0n“BLUE”ANT1-KNocK GASOLINE

RED INDIAN Moron OILS

-_ our dollars never X bought such clothing excellence as in

Lowndes “ZOth Century” at $35.00

Eastern Guardian

.."ANNUAL MEETING oi‘ the Kings County Exhibition Associa- tion will be held in the Court House, Georgetown, June 2nd at 2 P. M.

4743-5-23-21.

LARGEST EXCHANGE OPENS

BTOCIQ-IOLM. may 23.-(U.P.)— Europe's largest automatic telephone central has opened here. It has a capacity for 40,000 lines. Among the many interesting devices employed is a new type control machine which

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..'MR. WESLEY bmowru. will make regular trips on the Fortune, Red House. Little Pond, Avondale

ors, Miss Nell Keefe, Mrs. Wilfred

gigslgn perfect in lino, perfect in

GENEVA, May 23,—(U. PJ-For

Roll call will be answered by “I: I

like an Alabama cotton field in lull

lived in the neighborhood o! the bay,

hy The best time to see them is in about the beginning oi September, has been given protection it is in- Dunp . Mrs. Edward McCarthy. the afternoon, owl to th itlon d 1 I their te ." counts every cal], route beginning Monday, June 2nd Auditors’ Mrs. wflue Phelm Mrs‘ of the sun’ whenntghe bays m] m 51w.“ deg/t; e otxidddle ofwiqnové-mtgrltriers creasing in numbers iii-i- and continue Monday and Thursday med Sumo“ The next meeting,” be surface ‘and scattered sand be“ “I a ' . . , _ - poke to an old cha who has DONATES REVERE COFFEEPM‘ IF‘ YOU'RE REALLY INTERESTED m a Sm BREAD AT PRE-WAR maven each week. hem on the m, mesa” o, amt swam,” Wm, the birds mks almost l’ or TOP COAT that expresses the last word in ‘ -—-- 476344341 51"- T11°5~ FY1- and tailoring,

and who is an octogenarian, and he told me that the birds, a few at first and increasing in nunubers each year, have been coming there for at least titty or sixty years.

"Why they come, or how they come to choose this particular bay along the St. Lawrence has never been dis- covered. but we do know that they feed on certain grass herbs which

the first time since the war bread has Just reached its pre-wsr price level in Switzerland where it is now cheaper than in most 0t the other European countries. A kilogram cl bread in Switzerland now costs 37 Swiss centimes, in comparison with 38 centimes at London, 45 centlmes at Berlin, 48 centlmes at London and 53 centlmes at Milan.

could have one mor¢ labor, saving Device it would be—”.

BOSTON. May 23.—-(U.P.)——A all ver coffee pot, fashioned by P8111 R4‘ vere, has been presented to the Bw ton Museum oi’ Fine Arts by Mrs Nathaniel Thayer, great grandmothei oi’ the famous patriot and silver- smith.

bloom from an airplane.

“As (a: as we lmow," said Mr. Mere dith, an authority on bird lore and an enthusiastic duck hunter who has visited the bay tor many years, "the flock now numbers close on to 10,000 its numbes having increased since spring hunting has been prohibited. and a. protection patrol has been es-

..*T0 THE ISLAND HORSE- MEN-The Georgetown Race Track is being put in splendid shape for the big meet on July 8th. No charge for use oi’ track in training. Good box stalls provided free. Race Management. Box 127, Georgetown. 4743-5-23-21.

TRY LOWNDES’ 20TH CENTURY

Unrivalled as the finest Cloihin ada, and sold exclusive] this wonderful line cost SUITS AND TOPCOATS

made in Can- y at the MEWS STORE s but little more.

$35.

SNOW WHITE GEESE VISIT ST. LAWRENCE TWICE EVERY YEAR

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QUEBEC, Que, May 23.—(By the Canadian Presl-One of the pretti-

\ , - est sights to be seen on s. summer's “hushed by the Pmvmclal Gcivem‘ BTQW 111 P10511510" the“ and which - - t.;;.l'.“l’."f.’1 swflsilffifiiii l?! d” m M ‘My s the “wk M "m i“ "°"“ “"’°°” “m” “m” "ms" ‘i’ EXAMINATION c 1 "_' . - some ten thousand Greater Snow “The bird-S. which s18 111110116 011,‘ "Amml" Puzzle i5 what -be°°m°5 m" orummd on Thursday’ May 21st’ a‘ Geese which annually have formed the American continent, have their oi’ the young? The flock does not ._. ‘mmnl “d "m, g - - g a More“ Rear‘ The meeting was held the habit oi making their hame for breeding grounds on the West coast seem more mature from one year to ‘c’ orl-omnfllgg 3 ' r .: .» r “mud in the 5°h°°m°“5°' F°u°wmg a" a brief period in the spring and oi Greenland. 'I‘hey. winter on theganother, and I along with others v om“, Connected with ’ ' ' ' y?“ ' HERBAL OINTNIENT the Officers for the comm: veer: 68,1, autumn, in a 3-milg bay below ocean oi! the Carolinas; come tohsve iormed the opinion that they '3 H J MABON :4 THE ‘lEyss STORE T, \ cds “Eglinggflhilh President, Mrs. Joseph Walsh; Viw- Capt Tourmente, about three miles Cape Tourmente towards the end ofgmust be harassed by foxes etc. on ' Bmgsw" ‘ ‘ rmlafrtiwase SolemSclloTroubiuJic Preside“ M's» Edward Ryim- sen?‘ from the village of St. Joachim, March; leave about thelfliteenth oi their breeding grounds. It is greil- a: Monmzue. p g, i, ~ olfl/fltflpjp, tsry, Miss Marion Gardner. Direct- Qugbec. May; come back again in the Fall lying to note that since the flock E —— 53.14%; ' BRINGING UP FATHER

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