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1 ' “ ' S" ,\,- sale June 25, 26. 27. Enmans Drug
»t\` ‘ _ he \ _ Si»ore,Bummerside. 5838-6`.35_3|_
"|l» .-Ill' \ "1-s. _ `
f__' if -- LIGHT SPORT RUBBER
B]:)0TS _and all trout fishing sup..
ld right at Brace's
MANY wolugmr, so many men P 95. S0 .
5311 barely finish out the gay. 6500-0-24-21.
Even mid-afternoon iinds t em
tired - - ~ llstless' -WIRE and manilla ha ro
- 'f th l 1' P°'
 zth‘lz\fllnr;i>1:i?ai1ce 3 Tir): right kmd and Wwe' at Bm°e'5-
"°`§,' diet, Diet which contains _ ssos-e-2-i-al.
giough “bulk” to rid the systegli
of poisiimtli stgrlgusslilseggeelng _FUR FOOD' mnemeal' °h°W'
and 1°" _ rice, sodas and all fox feeds sold in
i Kellogg;  *xllgggfg any quantity at Braces.
fffiaggy, energetic people., ‘It is 5532-c-25-zi.
the largest-selling all- ran ee-
reail lzlligflgsfggtlafigmglgllaffyifsg, _ -AT HOME.-Mrs. Howard Bohn;-_
laélcurring constipatiom man will be At Home to her friends
Try it_‘md notice the amen on Friday, June 26th at from 3 to 5
em-e in the way you f,eel.__Ee1; and from 'I to 9 P. M. 5502-6-24-21.
1{ellogg’s ALL-l3iuiN daily-
§.e.;.;.‘;iftiir;ie;‘l;fv**11_;*,*°‘,;°l§*lr- -ir rotlit sroivlacu is bad,
the" red-and-green package at d-'ink M5455 H00 Ale and feel het-
your gi-ocer’s. Made by Kellogg ter. There is only one Mac’s Hop Ale
in Lond0l\, 0llfH1'l°~ made by Summerslde Bottlin
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works. -isee-c-a-tts-till .luiie so.
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96 '-Iu~:l\ir-:Mums 'rm-1 nonsl-:
RACE JULY 15, onthe new M1111-
` Zan & Morrison race track at Nor-
tham There are four classes for
A L L 1 B  N the leading horses in the Maritimes
which includes the 2.15 pace, 2.15
trot, 2.21 trot and pace and the 2.28
,. trot and pace. The Grand Stand
wl R E and Judges stand will be completed
' bl/ JUIY 1. The track is in perfect
condition and one of the best days
racing inthe Province will be July.
FE N  N G 15, at Northam. 5344-11_
-wlNs Gow lucnar. _ Miss
Norma Callbcck, only daughter of
*”" Mr. and Mrs, Walter Callbeck, of
Summerside, and a student of Notre
FARMERS! N01' U11" We Dame Academy, Misbouche, has re-
busy Cropping Season is about ccivcd the gold medal for the high-
"er 'in have some “me ¢,, est marks in music. Miss Cnllbeck
mok "vm, repaks m fences has completed four books of the
progressive series of music in two
‘md "ect new 'mes' f years. Her average marks were 93
we have a wc" ‘assorted for practical music and 97 for thc-
ory. Miss Callbeck is to be congrat-
b t
5t°"k °r the cele m ed . uhlted on her achievement.-S.
FROST WIRE FENCING‘ -nlsrnnxcn rnolii IN'rEn~
the best and most durable ESHNG TR]P__M,,_ and Mm W_
wire fence made in Canada, W. Muttnrt, of Summcrsidc, return-
11111 gauge No. 9 wire, heavily ed on Monday evening from an in-
zahmnlzei sewn! at muon, grcsfliiig tru; to Tlpgoiito, lllontrcal,
k t - SEED am on an Que c. They attend-
lfrlces in gmc n our cd the Grand Lodge of the Orange
“ORE oracr. which who held at Hamilton,
Silt. They also visited Niagara
Fails, and the Houses of Parliament
 & co'  int Ottawa, where they were the
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guests of Mr. A. E. McLean, MP.,
and Mrs. McLean.-S.
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ms resren i 
MD A -Mr. and Mrs. Urban R. Gillis,
GLASSES Fu-TED Mlscouche, were visitors to Alber-
E_ w_ TAYLOR ton and Tignish on Sunday.-T.
,J. S. TAYLOR
0l1¢0m¢"'l!l5 -Mrs. Jas. McGrath accompanied
142 Richmond Street by her brother, Mr. E. J. McTague
 §*°*§*° Tlgriish, left on Saturdays express
  for Montreal, Where Mrs. McGrath
` will enter the Royal Victoria Hospi-
Go M. LampS0l] C! (JO. tal for treatment.-T.
LIMITED..
' 64 Queen Street
London, B. C. `¢. England
Public Auction Sales da
OF
RAW FUBS_
Shipping bags will be furnish-
ed without charge by applying
merslde, P. E. I. you $4 a week.
Represented by
212 Filth Avenue ,
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Ky,” .=:,/"._._;,, seemed just A “me med from the EARLY E1,g(;'1~|0NS fluential and best-known figures in
‘   exertion of meeting so many friends
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Next meeting will be held at thc. ‘md
home of Mrs. Patrick McQuald, xolll, When the Writer Was first in'
call to be answered by paying 1; troduced to Miss Mcintyre two
nickel. 1 years
--_ quietly celebrated her losinot had sl cold this wintér; but
A bull`in a china shop would not birthday yesterday, June 24 in her keeps m0-BUY to her l'°°m WW- she
attract half as much attention these room at the quiet farrr. house of her reads little _and is fairly well in-
ys as a bull in Wall street.- nephew. Mr- Peter S. Mclntyre oi* for
Judge. Kensington, With whom
4 lived for a number oi' years. The enlayed dl'iVl¥l8 |50 °hUl‘¢h in he*
Milk Denier: "1 am in need or a old lady is tenderly cared for by MP ,
go 1;, 1-_ 301mm |411" sum. boy about your age, I www my Mrs. McIntyre. for n little outing; but now she
Boy, “W111 1 have 9, chance to among those privileged to shake her 100111 Where She Spent her 105
Alfred Fraser, ln¢, rise?" hands with the olcl lacy and to ex- th
Milk Dewey; "Oh, yes; 1 want you tend hearties congratulations on family--S
New York. N. Y. to be here at fam. every momxngy her attaining such a great age. *<1* I
_ _ f There were a great many callers f °f
.7 av .H-_ that day and the sweet old lady BALDWIN FORESEES
-FEED ll.-M meat and milk bis-
cuit and kibblo in hot weather. Die-
tributed by Braceis. 5532-6-25-21.
-NEW N0. 'I DUCO POLISH and
No. 'I Super Lustre Cream, also
Bimoniz Polish and Kleener. sold
right at Brace's. 5532-5-25-21.
-NORTH BEDEQUE md Free-
town United Church; 11 N. Bed-
eque, (Communion): 8, 'I‘rs.ve1ler's
Rest; 7.30, N. Bedeque. Preparat-
"ory service and Ordinatlon of Eld-
ers, at 2.30. Rev. G. N. Somers of
Margate will preach. Minister J.
W. A. Nicholson. `
-BIG DANCE AT KENSINGTON
in Kensington Rink, Dominion Day,
July lst at B P. M., in aid of Gran-
ite Hockey Team. Music by- Dixon’s
Orchestra. Charlottetown. Come and
enjoy a good time, and also give the
boys a boost. Splendid accommoda-
tions for dancing. Admission
50 cents.
5530-6-25-27-29-30-7-1-51.
Eastern Guardian
..'COMlNG -_ Sourls Thursday,
Talking Pictures. 5500-Q-24-21. '
.."=l\l0NTAGUE Saturday, Talk-
ing Pictures. 5500-8-24-2i. _
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..'COMING-Georgetown Fiiday,
Talking Pictures. sooo-6-24-zl. I
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..'MAC’S HOP ALE, wholesale at
Clark & McDonald's, Charlottetown,
also P. O. Box 544, Summerslde.
4964-6-3-tts-till June 30
..*BALDWlN'S ROAD W. I.-
The Baldwin's Road Women’s In-
stitute held their regular meeting on
May 26th in the schoolroom. Fif-
teen members were present. Roll
call was answered by writing a
name with left hand blindfolded.
The prizes were wolf by Miss Mabel
McQuald and Mrs. Thomas Bald-l
win. The minutes of the previous.
meeting were rand and approved. A
lettcr from thc Red Cross and the !
Supervisor of Women‘s Institute was I
also read by the Secretary. ‘Ihef
school committee reported and a
vote of thanks was tendered Mrs.
Hannah Goodwin for repairing the i
fountain. Programme committee
was appointed. Misses Mary Good-
will, Mary Carter, Agnes Cairns and
Mabel McQuaid. Some considera-
tions were given the toldlng of an l
entertainment to increase the funds, ,
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Get it for nothing
Your own grocer is giving away Royal Crown China
with a pound of Beacon Tea. At the regular price of
this choice tea. .
Nobody has to tell you what Royal Crown China stands
for. An eirclusive pattern cup and saucer of this select
Old Country China. Bordered in gold, flowered in four
colors, designed in shapely octagon. As new as now.
Nobody has to tell you about Beacon Tea. The tea you
changed over to three years ago. Because you liked it.
Because you didn’t mind seeing a pound make more cups.
And the taste was there with the strength, the select of India
andthe mellow refinement of Ceylon.
Call up your grocer and tell him to send along a -pleasant pound of
Beacon Tea. Fresh inside aluminum, money back guarantee and
that first in your collection of Royal Crown Cups and Saucers you
can’i buy anywhere-but possess free with guaranteed
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HEAD OFFICE - » SAINT JOHN. NJ’
JONES - SCHOFIELD - HATHEWAY LIMITED - Canadian Dish-ih--*M-e
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but no definite plans were made. Y
After the meeting adjoumed, lunch
was served and a social hour spent., her father “ming as 3 ymmg man
settling at NEW Aflfll
ago on her 103rd, birthday
1 she told many interesting stories of
the Island in her y0unBer dHy5»
h does not converse as much
C919 bf Utes I noi eelthough her lntelect is just
` , as bright and she still has a sood
Blfthday memory. Her eyesight is 8006. °1`
good as formerly. Miss McIntyre
Miss Catherine McIntyre enjoys very good health and has
med on things in general.
Up to last year Miss McIntyre
she has
hew's car and was always renal’
A Guardian representative was 51182158 111055 Cf her H-me Quietly in
birthday with her immediate
, £2' M155 Mlsmty,-e was hom on June 1,QND0N_ June 24__H1gh1; Hon, man as age goes in circles of big
`f~`,,. 24th, 1326 at 1/owe; New A,-,nam Stanley Baldwin, Conservatlvg finance-hels still in the early for-
if' ~' ‘_~  lust a few miles from her present Leader. declared in a speech atMal- USS-
_ _f,~,;'_' home, one 1,, the 1.51, of B remuy vern tonight that he believed b gen- Ono 0! Mr- Co=>i>er's most import-1 N ,
'%_. _v ~  of 11 ¢1,11dp1-11, 5 song and six eral election ln Great Britain could HB9 D05f»S 0! 16021111 YBRYS WHS hlS] x rectory: coiahrooh, N. ls.
‘  ‘ _,_/- _-iii? _' d,,ushte,.s_ He, father was Angus ng; be 103,; d¢1ayed_ appointment as Chairman of B. I. lm E nnnchu ni H-512:. _'iii' 5;; S;_|;\: John. N- lo
€  _ 7% -  ,F ‘ Mcmty,-6 of U15; in the Hebrides, “when an election comesif he H°ldln8 C0mDany. which was form-1, °" ` ’ ` __'\
' “ -41 -_'zo 5' scotland, and her mother came said," "lt wiili probably come ooo- ed in 1929 under the auspices or the "'
Britain before Christmas, and he
said that the tariff was the only
work of England for Englishmen."
tax," he said, “because I don't be-
lieve it will ever come into exist- -
ence, and if we Conservatives are
returned to power it certainly will
not."
though her hearing is not quite 8-5--
might wreck the Empire in the life-
time of his bearers if it were not
solved.
Y
NEW GOVERNOR NAMED
tation with Montagu Norman, the
Governor of the Bank of England,
the board of the Hudson's Bay
Company has apolnted Patrick Ast-
e
modern city affairs. He is a young -
would be 3,000,000 unemployed in
CONTEND Alllili-IE HID ' States board oi' Lax 8Dl>0als to pre-
1NCO_\1E 0F $100,039 ‘ vent the government from collecting
__ ‘$21,340 which slle assertedly owes
effective weapon to “preserve the LOS ANGELES, June 24.-Aimee! for income tux for the years 1926.
Seniple McPherson, head of Angelus 1927 and 1928, Hearing on the pro-
"I am not alarmed about the land Temple, has appealed to the United Icccdings will be held in Washington
next Wednesday. ` \
Federal authorities assert Mrs.
McPherson's net income over; three
years was $159,376, a figure more
than $100,000 in excess of that re-
ported by her. A
The Indian question, he said,
-M
and commences to leak you never ,
ron HUDSON; Bay cg, know what damage _ will be ‘
caused to your decorations even
though you make temporary,
repairs.
LONDON, June 24.-After consul-
Better save yourself trouble
and money by re-roofing NOW
with Brantford Asphalt Siates.
They cost less to buy, less to lay
, and nothing for repairs.
Cooper to be the new Governor
the company. 1
Mr. Cooper is one of the most in-`
Speak to your Brantford dealer
about the more than 100 dif-
ferent colour combinations ob-
tainable in beautiful, fire-safe
Brantford Roofs.
RE-R09FING 5;. _ .1  .l
When your roof is worn out if  
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’1`-27”. " X1- ': ` .lor parents when 3 little girl andii‘ Mr. Baldwin prophesied therelthe Banco Italo-Britannica.
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