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.i m?‘ ‘ —WHIN YOU BU! furniture at Iran's you can always depend on

getting best value for your money. ' 9990-0-8-21

l-OBYBTAL TEA ROOMS, Cen- tral street, Bummer-side, are serv- ing meals at all hours. Special din- ners, 85 cents. 9956-11

‘-' -wrn was-rs MONEY restrlns- ing old tennis racquets, when it is Just as cheap to buy a new one at Bragg], 9990-64-21

‘ -I'INED 83 AND 009T! -— m the Summer-side Police Court on Wednesday morning one drunk was (med, $3 and costs. The case in smnectl-n with the stealing of a Iltah by a ﬁll man 1mm. a mln from Borden was adjourned until saturday, after the evidence of the plaintiff had been taken by His Honour, Stipendiary Magistrate E. B. Btmnl. K. C.—8

-swlss CURTAINS, FINE mesh. good quality, ﬁnished on both sides, only $1.75 per pair at Braces.

9990-6-8-21

--ATTEN'DING GRADUATION- Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Gaudet of Wel- lington and Mr. and Mrs. Arsene Poirier or Miscouche left by motor car on. Wednesday afternoon for Monsoon, N. B., to attend. the grad- uation of their daughters, Miss Bernice Gaudet and Miss Alvina Poirier who will graduate from Lillctel Dieu of Moncton today. 1h. young ladies will remain at the hospital for s. few months to complete their tenth-B

' qmosoua United Church of Canada, Rev. L. P. Archibald. Min- istar. Services for Sunday, June 11.

at the meeting of the Maritime Conference in Sackville, N. 13., at Qarletcwn there will be service at I p. m. at whch Mrs. Clark Mac- Quarrie of North Bedeque will give a report of the W. M. S. Branch held recently in Sunnnerside. At Bedeque, Sunday evening at 7.30, m interesting programme will ‘be given by Perseverance Mission Band under the leadership o1 Miss Mil-

. dred Oallbeck. There will not be

g any service in Cape Traverse or Borden.

—BUY ‘l BAB- SB INCH special heavy No. 0 Tightlock Frost farm fencing, spaced 41-5. 514-, 6. 6%, 7'15. I at Bruce's. 9900-6-8-21

' -raassu'rs'rrou AND sn- DRESS T0 RED CROSS NURSE IN PRINCE COUNTY-A most en- ‘ioyable time was held in the C. M‘. B. A. on Tuesday evening when Miss Dorothy McKenna, Red Cross Nurse for Prince County, was hon- cured with a. presentation and ad- dressfrom the members of the ihthollo Girls Guild, in recognition of Miss McKennas service to them. Miss McKenna had been giving a series of lectures lasting twelve weeks, which had been of great benefit to the members. Upon re- oeivin, the address and presenta- tion Miss MoKenna showed her appreciation in a few words of thanks and added that she hoped bier instructions would benefit the iii-ls. A social time with refresh- ments concluded the pleasant ai- faiL-S .

1 -—FIIl'tTllER PARTICULARS -- Mr. Stanley Casely, whose fine residence near Kcnsington was de- ltroycd by fire on Monday even- ing, intends rebuilding right away. Mr. Calely only had $500 insurance on the property, which was in very good repair and worth W811 over $2,000. The fire was first noticed on the porch at the front of the house. The fire, must have gained control inside in a short time as not long after the first alarm she was burned to the ground. A spark from the flue or a dciect in the flue is thought to be the cause. The wind was directly on the surrounding farm buildings and it was with dif- ficulty that they were saved. some of the beds, clothing and furniture were removed from the burning structure. Mr. and Mrs. Casely and their three daughters will camp for the summer in one o! the other buildings while their new house is being built-S

—0LD MAIDS CONVENTION LARGI-JLY ATTENDEDPThc Old Maids Convention put on in 5t.

IMPOR TA NT

We are open to buy Second Band Furniture. Anyone hav- ing the lame to sell. state low- est cash price. Write Z care Guardian. '

An ideal time to do some papering- Especially with these outstanding values awaiting youl

Per Roll

as coon PATTERNS

roll, included in the sale-

1c Sale For _0ne Week Only! Ends Saturday, June 16th.

WHWP“! PEPE

Choose a Paper for any room in your house. The regular price is very low-—but just think-you get every second Roll for only 1 cent! Papers from 9c. per single

This Week-End ' OUR 0mm

DEPARTMENT OFFERS

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Dinner or _ Breakfast Set

CUPS and SAUCERS

A good choice in fancy China. 3 for

Regular 15c each ................ THERMOS 19 c

BOTTLES for

A few Sets only-Ye of condltion-all blg barg them over the Summer. Loo

Rogers‘! TnbeﬂectrteCoIIole§49_50

Malestlc 9 Tube Electric Con- sole. High-boy with doors . ..

CLEAN-UP SALE!

omo new-some ‘used-but all In the plnlc‘ alnei We are not going to carry k at the prices-note the values

in Friday oi: Saturday!

EXTRA‘ VALUE m ussn Mourns

Victor 8 Tube 51981-119» Console

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Electric Models ' 'As Low As

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$69.50 $39.50

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2331.. W13rf“ti°..'5l°?f7iffff‘.' 000-00 m! 000-00 111:1‘, $3.58 NEW MODELS .. _ wit‘... ...... I com Me fffffff‘? 000-50 :..:".r.:l:".i*.::.-..::"?r.ﬁ'rr: $34.5» m... l‘ 002-00 ?.?".'?.'.rf';'i‘f.'r 040-50 1 “m” 5"" New ram»!- 10 were slam» $7950 u... more. a n». Electric

Console Mnntollllodel $59-50

Don't judge the value by the above prices.

Set wortli far more‘ thanmarked. BUY

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frhe Minister will be in attendancei

Paul's Hall, Summer-side, under the auspices of the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church was largely attended. The comedy was full of jokes and local skits which brought rounds of applause from a highly amused audience. Before the cur- tain went up Miss Jeanie Boates and Ralph Boatcs played instru-

-Austin ‘Doucetto, a thirteen year old boy from Tignish, was op- erated on in the Prince County Hospital for -appendicitis and is making a good recovery-S.

~Friends will be pleased to learn that Mrs. Parvin Cass of Summer- side who was operated on in the

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WILL lNVESTlGATE MORGAN’S STOCK TRAN SA CTIONS

ANGLO TIGNISH 808001. Grade m (b) 1 Josephine Gaudet

(Report of the Anglo-Vllgnish Chester Hogan, (equal),

School for month of May: , Grade 1I—1 Donald McCarthy, 2 Grade VII-i Margaret Ready, 2 Cyril Gﬂllﬂnt,

091710 9W1!!- 3 U076 Reﬂdy- Perfect attendance for month: Grade V—1 Frank Hogan. Carrie Gavin, Albertina Gaudet, Grade III (a) 1 Albertina Gaudet Josephine Gaudet, Chester Hogan,

il Cecil Gavin and Alonso Hogan. Alonso Hogan.

mental music. A piano solo by Miss Muriel lea. opened the program The scene of the plny was an old maids club organized to catch hus- bands, Mrs. G. W. Bell acted as president; Mrs. P. L. Bowness, sec- retary, and Miss Maggie Bell treas- urer. Many and varied were the suggestions put forth by the old maids as the best method to catch a man. A thorn in their side was town, who has been a patient m the member who had not yet been‘ the prince gmmty Hospimy has m- brought to share their views on 1. wmed to he, home very much m’ matrimony, as the acme of bliss, pfqved‘__s‘ for the reason that she had to keep-

ller sister's children, whose father __p1-]end5 Wm regret to learn had deserted them. This part wasviliat Mrs. PGITY» DWPUEWBSS 0f the taken by Mrs. Roy Tanton, who Queen q-wye], summerside. is com song very eﬂectively “O, Bother the ‘Q3194 to he, room Wm, an injury Men." Some excitement was caus- ‘p, he, mp’ summed through a mu ed when Professor Makehernew _5

(Mrs. J. B. Perry) called on the Convention with an electric ma- chine and bottles of elixir guaran- teed to make any old maid young|°3 111mm‘ 31"?‘ 111d 141m E1188

and beautiful, Nothing w“ too d1]- Bishop o! Summerside, the letters

ﬁcult for the Professor; fat old 5151'" 195-16 ‘m Thursday 11107111118 l maids came out, o; the machine lior Boston, Mass, to visit relatives} twins; others, old and shrivelledﬁmd 11191155- T1191’ W16 lwml-‘iln-I became charming school qlrlnliad by Mrs- Emeline McKay 011 Everything went well until one New Anna", W110 W111 V1511; 11%| more ambitious than the rest de- dauzhter. Miss D0r0thv McKay and

hiahderl to be made into that much. 1m $18100. Mrs. Frank Hawke or

admired creature, a man; this Cﬂmbridse. Mass-S

proved too much for (he Professor and his machine, which blew up thus breaking up the Old Maids Convention. A pleasing addition to tho program were songs, stop danc- i llig and other numbers by the lud- lics who had. been transformed.

Prince County Hospital this week is doing nicelyr-S.

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—Mrs. Austin Rogers of Free- town was operated on in the Prince County Hospital on Monday for a serious operation and it is pleasing to report, is doing very nicely-S.

—Mrs. Ben]. Beairsto of Free-

-iMr. and lVlirs. James Andrew

TOLERANCE Tolerance means reverence for all possibilities of Truth . . . It means the charity that is greater than even faith and hope-John

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..'SUBSCBIP'I'IONS to The Lharlottstown Guardian may bel handed to their Rep. Archie Hume. or left at H. J. Mabonh Drug Store, ' Montague. 12-13-dtf.

(By William L. Beale) (Associated Press staff Writer) ' WASHINGTON, June 6—(A.P.)—| Senate investigators today votedi overwhelmingly to examine J. P.' Morgan 8r Company partners about stock transactions affecting their taxable incomes, but for the pres- ent continued to study the Van Sweringen railroad domain with its Morgan financing links. l The decision regarding income; tax inquiries was made by the Banking Committee by an 11 to 6

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The Session At Ottawa

1 (Continued from Page 4) ister has made it clear that no further licenses for the export of power will be granted.

P. Morgan joked with his aides in

WATER POWER. the warm healing room.

Canada possesses only four and one-half per cent of the water power resources of the earth, yet she leads the world in horse power from water, in per eapita. consump- tion and holds the records for size of stations and equipment. Though the United states led in the amount of turbine horse power installed but sixty-seven per cent was fuel power, while in Canada. eighty per cent was water power. The Queens- ton plant of the Hydro Electric Power Corn-mission o! Ontario, now the largest in the world, will be surpassed by the Dnieper river de- velopment in Russia when oom- pleted.

(To Be Continued)

Morgan Counsel, challenge committee's authority to drag out into public income tax returns made secret by law, and their own counsel Ferdinand Pecora reply] that his questions to young Thorn- as B. Lamont were within the scope of the inquiry, the Senators adopted this resolution:

“It is the sense of this committee that it should inquire into the practices of buying and selling se- curities as such practices may af- fect the taxing powers of the Gov- ernment; but inasmuch as the le- gal right of the Committee to pro- coed along this line 0f inquiry is challenged, the Committee should proceed immediately with railroad

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vote after a. hotly argued two May:

hours behind locked doors while! Grade ix-l vlnceht Molyneauz, the Von Bweringen Brothers-OP. 2 Basil Molyneaux, 3 Annie Mu:- and M.J.-waited to testify and J. Dougall.

After listening to John W. Davis, Grade VI-i Roy ‘Mloiyncsux, 2 thcCatherine Anderson.

public utility and all other phases of tho rnvestiga.“ and the lib- comrmittee charged with the inves- tigation be directed to report s. resolution enlarzing tho powers of the committee as soon as possible in such manner as may be deemed necessary to enaible it to inquire in- to the above practices.”

INKERMIAN SCHOOL

The following is the standing of Inkerman School for the month of

Grade VIII-l Kathleen Moly- neaux. 2 Florence Anderson.

Grade V-l Blanche MaoDougu-ll 2 Mary Agnes Molyneaux. 8 Willie Trowsdala and Vera Trvwsdale.

Grade IV (Sin) i Pearl Anderson, 2 Vincent Matheson, 3 Murdock Anderson.

SHINGLES - SHINGLES

We have on hand ONE MILLION CEDAR

SHINGLES. Price as follows: Viz- ' , Extra No. 1's $2.00 per M Clear Walls ..................... $2.50 per M 2nd Clears ... $2.75 per M Clears . . . . $3.50 per M Extras $3.75 and $4.00 per M We also have a full line of

JOHNS-MANVILLE ASBESTOS SHINGLES AND

_ ROLL ROOFINQin assorted colors.

Prices on application.

L. M. POOLE & CO.

PAOLI'S WHARVES

Grade IV (JrJ l. Lﬂwrmce Moly-

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ence Mawougall.

Grade 11-1 Daniel Anderson.

Grade 1-1 Helen lvllclyneaux.

Perfect attendance: Vincent Mclyneaux, Annie Macooucall.‘ Kathleen Molyrieaux, Roy Moly- neaux. Blanche MoDougall. Vera Trcwsdale. Mary Agnes Molyneaux, Willie ‘rrowsdale, Nellie Anderson, Lawrence Molyneaux.

lworthy of special mention was Mrs. (Dr) Callbeck of Crapaud; IVIIS- Gilbert Colwlll, who gave a wonderful exhibition of the High- land Fling and the Sword Dance: Mrs. C. J. St. Clair Jeans and lvtrs. George Pickering sang. Miss Mar. lorle Pickering performed on the guitar. Little Evelyn Walker 1-9pm- senting the Old Maid who wanted to be young and pretty, gave a charming recitation. Miss Helen Peters and Miss Lea. assisted Mrs. Pickering as pianists. The perform- ance closed with The King and a

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lilvon Screened Coal $7.75 Delivered

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SUMMER coal; GOAL 00.

“Well Begun ls llalf Done" I Begin feeding your fox pups with IMPERIAL PUPPY FOOD and prove the truth of this well- known adage as well as assuring pups of nor- mal, robust, healthy development.‘ You desire your pups to mature into highest class outstand- ing foxes. This result can readily be accom- plished by liberal and regular feeding of “IMPERIALS.”

Imperial Biscuitjlc" Ltd.

CHARLOTTETOWN, - - '- P. E. I.

vote of thanks by Itav. C. J. St. Clair Jeans to the management of

Bringing Up Father

St. Paul's hall for the use of the EL As 0N6 a ,_ I hall and to all those who had con- w 1"" ‘- A ‘ . ,, r tributed to the success of the pro- CAN'T SLEEP‘ MKEHT L ‘\ 1“ I "-1- 5'” °°°°‘5“' *5 W='-'-°""°‘° 1,, C. TOMAQGiEIFl-L “ms” am ' ” '- ~=~= PERSONALS some woau- gills‘ ‘~

-Mi.ss Mildred Fraser of Alber- _ , , . ., ton has entered the Prince County ~\“"_ ' ‘—- Hospital for treatmenLf-S.

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-Mr. Charles Ramsay of siun- " medside has returned from Btan- 1 iey Bridge where he has been lnsk- l lug extensive repairs and altcr- I,‘ ‘i ations to the summer cottage of ‘i q, i l»

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