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HIGH FLYER,
FLAKES
“(';'r`ap'e-."v'uf's” Flakes fs stare' iz
langue-tickler if ever there was one!
Tim bmcljuls is my morning “fake-
oj]” for rl bright, cheerful clay.
And that's how folks ull over Canada for-l
about “Grupo-f\'uis” Flakes. Tlln! grand old
"Grape-Nuts” flavour in this new, crisp, curly,
llakcll cercnl has marie “Grape-Nuts” Flakes
the lii;1gr»s! ilii in years. Try it. And as you
enjoy' its uuforgellnlllc flavour, just re-
menllver that n single serving supplies
more varied nourishment llmn many n
llc.-iriy meal. Your grocer has ii. Bnlh
“(Jrnpe-f\'\iis" Flakes and “Grape-l\'u!s"
Cerczll are marie in Cnnndu from Cuna-
slian wllca! and mall.
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BP `*`-.. ingstncuse sndmive-'1‘h°v\11
bearers were Messrs, A. E. Mclean,
£4 M. P., A. s. McKay. James calms.
in, W. Btmn an
(0 "" -scorn' oolvcawr-'nie sum-
; J meroide Scouts are putting on a
! Program has been arranged by th
0 \ boys for the occasion. The proceeds
are to help the boys for the ei-
/ penses at the Summer Camp and
for other Scout activities. It is
, ter, N. Y., has received the appoint-
ment to a. valuable research fellow-
ship at- the Rochester Medical and
- , _ Dental School. A few years ago th
' ‘ very disappointed person.” he says. A KTMW. ROCKIBUH F0\1!1dBM0D»
ale and Rochester Universities es
 Rlvals Meanwliile the Americans, who   Y '
For DELVIS Guy) climillntc-d Cninida at Montreal, and Wbllshed the” f¢u0WBh1l75 Gnd UD- LONDON’ June 6_(c_P_)_Ab°“t
1 dofczztcd Argcnlinzt, nre preparing '”"'_" “med 3 Pmgfam 0! feseamh in th
M on my in  Worth T.‘;"...:..".'“.?.‘.l....‘:»..':'::.:z2...f:‘ “‘““°“ °‘ “°“‘“‘ ‘“=°°”° °° 8°”
N-Eev YORK J iVinCS \\'lmblCdOl'i Rnd United of n newn nature mu be inserted 1'! eral systematic conditions' Nine re
. une 8.-~'CP,l--, 1 _ V _ Y
. SWG chwcw Cham ,On and Kmh l. mn- . ‘wi-.1 mn-uy payable is search fellowships are available
On two widely svp2.l':ltnrl courts "fi" “" ° p ’ ' mlvanes. Rnchester and are assuredly th
ml8htY mcn of ill'.‘r~;~.,itl:\lml trnnls f C'_1°“h‘u'__Am°U°“” dollbles Cham,” . most valuable awards to d nt
ore practicing <l;li,~.»,n1;,f y,,f,l;;,,,, ,O piolls. \\1ll play at the Queens _ .. SUBSCRIPTIONS to The aduam Dr Ta Ions me ec a
the day me mp., _,_,,m,,._,.,. ,mm ,my club in Enguxlcl and the wlmble- ,harlottetown Guardian mmay bs gaduaw ~d th-e Dglhousie sclsioon
may clash in mn hw, r.m,._,, ,WCM don cllilillplonships. The rest oi the handed to their Reb- AN 9 Hdmk mam 0 rm 1 H _
of world ,enum team, however, will sail direct to 91' 18"' M H- J- MB~b°¥1'B DNB 5W¥°» °, ne ° es” e owamps' Th
At Autcull, France, llfnrl Conflict. Pmls to meet' thc EU1‘0P'¢21\'l 7-OHS M°nm3“e- 13'13'd“' other member of the Damlmsle Cl
great French ace, is \\'ori~yln',: it lot wmums' _ Clough He is sun mga d i
more about Davis cup ploy than he i 'lime C°°1f°i: Vm°S_h“5 but ‘me C|`i'!.MR§E1j_’.§.: Guliged ;;i;§,BA; search work at Rochesteigglpeing il; css, a banquet at the Mansion
is about defending his sinclc-s  £0 I_:“"i"S if mee? Canada on esunday _mm nth pointed for another year. The Dal- House, a banquet at Guildhall, and
championship in the hard court _ e na 5°’ 05 an ' ’ ’ how, Dental school has ~,5m.e
Toumament now in progress nt like _coimi hte has “ defeat in last' frhhegeezggmbe  wifvit two scholarships out of a. uital
'c s as ' i 1
the Frcnch tennis mecca, 5 M C 1 ° Rlengc' ‘conducted bi members of the Bea” nine. In fact Drs. Clough and Ta
` ’ i lor are the first graduates of Ca
Never bc-fore llas Frances long oi'
He pedals daily to practice in Rol-
Cochet ilns but one thought in
mind: he is dctcrmlnfd to nvcngc
the defeat sliflfircri in the challenge
round last your by Ellsworth Vincs,
United States champion. To help
him attain perfect, form Cocllct
works out nn hour and rt half daily
with Martin Pirin, notccl profes-
sional. He has been concentrating
on a defence for the low, sharp
shots with r.-liicll Vln~.~, llczt him n
UW' M0-
Il by any chance the Azncrlcnns
souri, Captain G. S. Cartrell, vet-
icd in the “sunken lands" of the
Mississippi river in Southeast Mis-
cran boatman and diver, has org-,
anized an c:;|:”f’.i`_io1-i to sally forth
and attempt llf; salvage. The “sunk-
en lands" were created by the cele-
brated New Madrid earthquake of
of acres of land, changed the course
1811, The tremor lowcrcdhundrcds
d the river and made Reclfoot
Lake rl preserve for sportsmen.
me ousted say by England rf some
other country llciore rcnclilnjg the
challenge round Cochct will he "a
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Scvcml months ago Captain
Cartrcll salvaged more than 1,200
bales of cotton out of the mud and
mire of the sunken hull of the
were cut and floated out on the
are believed to have been sucked
into the crevioes. He said informa-
tion he had showed the lumber
consisted of finest white oak and
black walnut, many logs averaging
six feet in diameter. His only fear,
Cartrell said, was that when he
got down in these crevlces he would
find an underground stream giving
the water an outlet which would
stop him from hauling out the logs.
TIME A »
Those who understand the value
of time treat it as prudent people
-10 their mcnerz they more ». little
con Ymmg Peopws s°°1e"y' 5"' dian schools to obtain these ho
the racquet.; irnincd so fsircnuously. . i _ a
He has taken up bicyclinf.: ln nn ef-    :;;;da;!1;;;:_;o];/;in:€1“;ea;0:éuicr;: ors.-Y.
fort to strengthen his log muscles.
---- cd by members oi’ the Stirling
i\nsMP1us,'renn.,.lune 6.-<c.P.>", Y°“I‘€ P°°P1°'° 5°°i°W-
Hoping to find valuable timber bllr-
True glory consists in doing what
deserves a place in history; writing
what deserves to be read; and in so Noonan' telephone operators
living as to make the world happier
and better for our living in it.- end in Charlottetown, the guest
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SUMMERSIDE GUARDIAN 
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_BUY LAWN MOWBRS, Bamboo
Lawn Rakes, Hedge shears, md
Gross Shears. etc., at Breeds.
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...IUNEBAL SERVICES - The
funeral of George Bn-tier t°°\¢ Piles
last Saturday afternoon from his
late residence to the People's Cem-
gfpry, Rev. L. B. Campbell officiat-
oharles Mounta K. d
Daniel McNeill.-B
concert on Friday and an excellent
e
expected citizens will attend the
concert _and give their support to
this local branch of s world wide
organization.-S
-WILL ADM'l£NIS'l‘Elt CONFIR-
MATION-.Most Rev. Bishop John
Hackenley of Nova Scotia will visit
Prince Edward Island this month
to administer confirmation in the
different Anglican Churches. He
will be in Summerslde on June 18th
the service being at 11 o‘clock. In
the afternoon he will hold Confir-
mation service at Bt. John's Church
St. Eiesnors. Ven. Archdeacon
White, D. D., rector has g large
numiber of children to present to
Bishop Hackeney on this occasion.
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-WINS SCHOLARSHIP - The
gratifying news has been received
by Mr. Elmer Taylor, Malpeque, that
his son, Dr. Erwin Taylor, Roches-
PERSONALS
-Rcv. W. J. Phillips of Albert
Tuesday.-S
their brother, Mr. L. L. Noonan.
EYESIGIIT
EXMIIIIATIUII
eifectlve-Dr. J. D. Kellogg’s
e Plan Functions _
”° For Economists
C 0000 has been allocated W 01%
R; London on June 12, and elaborate
e plans for their entertainment are
ti Among the entertainments con-
e templated are:
ass
to obtain this honor is Dr. Wendell Bi B'\1°ki!\8h8m Palace, with the
of donderry House.
y.
H- dances and other semi-private func-
“' tions. EaEch foreign 'delegation is
to pay for its orwri hotel and office -
accommodation, but the comrnltteef locker room you can hear some of Inslgnia Marks i Ana Som W cm" m Ru,_.i,,
will assist in securing the best the bees singing-the tenella kai-4 U. K. Aeroplanes menu”
available. linike. De Bl-uyn is the first victor-
b f Elie."
°°"°° “’ ° wnnou, .mas o-<cr.>-Bnr.-
-The Misses Alethea and Blanc
Bedeque Exchange, spent the we
thma. Remedy. This wonderful re
edy will give you the aid you n
-WEE-LY VYHIST-'R10 NIU
_WUVEN farm fencing. lawn hm of the o_ M_ B_ A beau¢y__
, css, reel posu, in stock 1" WHY W
mmm'  A 9941.5 g 3| at summerslde was hold on Mon- Pen,”-ues deeply
°° B"°"' ' _ ' say. 'rss prize winner. were. In- ,md prevents Shin
-Norton-Beginning June 1th `d1ee. Mrs. Luxe csllmt. Miss Juli- gl” duaying.
anne Gaudet' ¢¢l1*»1¢l11¢!\. F124
our store will be closed every Wed: Gauwt md Jélm Durmtrs Ask about 
Ill MEMURIAM
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WILLIAM J. BEARS
A life of particular usefulness was ‘
brought to a close on Ml! 35m-
wnsn wm. J. Bears. of mlm! Riv-
er, mnting humbly and confidently
in the goodness of an Almighty and
loving Father, passed to the GUI#
Beyond.
The late Mr. Bears was born in
Murray River in 1881 and spent
some of his early years deep-sea
sailing for MacMillan Bros., _Char-
lomtown. Later he bought s. farm
on which he lived and labored lm-
til his retirement five years ago.
In early liie he married Miss,Ca-
theyine MacDonald, Glen William.
who survives him. as does also their
only daughter, Mrs. Augll-SW! Fil'
-an, of Murray River.
Those who were privileged to
know him appreciated his loyal
friendship, his willingness to assist
‘ at every coli, as well as the sincer-
ity of his convictions. In his later
years when nope was gradually re-
placed by memory. he eimeriemed
in life a depth and fulness which
are the consolation of B88 and “fe
amongst the richest rewards of an
unseliish life.
The funeral was held on Sunday.
May 28th, from the Baptist Church.
Rev. T. RZ Goudge addressing the
large gathering of mourners and
friends. The hymm 91158 Were:
“Tha Lord is My shepherd." “Jews
Lover of My Soul,” and "NERGY NY
God to Thee," also a solo, "No Night
There,” was very feellngly rendered
by Mrs. M. A. MacDonald.
Interment took place in Murray
River Cemetery, lmder the direction
of the orange Lodge, of which the
deceased had been a. prominent
member. The pall bearers were:
Messrs. Norman Btewart, Malcolm
MadNeill, John D. Macbellan, Alex
Richards, Louis Wheeler and Fred
Brehaut.
$5 .
British Government which meets in
I being made by 3, special c0!n-mittee
of members of the Government.
A banquet and other functions
_ King and Queen as host and host-
<1 a, great reception, probably at Lon-
In addition, there will be many
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The London correspondent oi the
Dominion Bureau of Statistics cab-
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N Y Greeks Olive garlands were distributed 1,1; mug .u-gag; mv, been ¢|-,msd 1° d on May 31’ that the ma mm
was a visitor to Summerside on . .
. ter the meer, and religious cere- m °m¢|g1 digtmgulghmg mm-\g_¢,
crcvlccs of the unken n u 0. ma
""" “ back in Greece they had the hcl- bs insincers, because life is itself gggmm, omygon, to ¢»M¢,m,,_'~» me
AYKHHSML HC Claims 80 l/0H\‘P» 880 mums and ceases to suffer. Get a package
to all crops in Soviet Russia. up to
Ol In los :onles were carried out by Arch- 119;; rampant in gold within three
he y P bishop Ath°n=s°ra-S. head °f *M rings cfm, waits and mos. within M" 2° ‘”“°““°°d W """‘““"°“
at JAMAICA. N. Y., June 8.--(C.P.> Hellenic Orthodox Church in North the “Mtg ,mg ln, msg,-med me
ek Hellenic citizens of New York stag- and South America. Charalambos wo,-45 1-3|-mah ggrgugcagg of Ah-_ mt e
of ed their own version of the original gm-mpnuiqg, 0;-sei; minister to the Wm-f,mn¢“_'» Th, mm-g ms been y "'
_s,olympic samfs- J°m°i°°~ was United states, addressed the gain- ,,g,,,,,,,,d und., th, T,-,de Mm, 1 , ._
` was the Olympic Stadium and Long ei-ing, Mg,
Island railroad tracks replaced the But on the whole the 020°!! 'rho All-'Ministry anaounoementof.  
.. waters of the Alpheus. There were were rather disappointed for many gh, new mug, which will at oncei
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_“_ beauty contests, and flnallyawreat- The principal event, the 25.000 gym” M mlmr what “mon-5
m_ 11118 bvlihs l>r°i¥\‘Bm that Ncbiled metre run, was captured by Paul yegim-guon mu-king, they bun
some of the features of the time- de Bruyn, while the 10-mils handl- new mag gh, mark is authol-lud '_>___*
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steamer Kate Adams and sold all nm" ua "nm" mn, w “rem Ghokmg ceases' breathing honored pancratium. 4 cap walk was won by I. gentleman tg wply to my 5,11-el-51;, whether
of it. Cnrtrcil said he believed u. ch. bwymes natural and wighout ego,-¢_ ""1’h¢l‘0‘! I 1012 of \'¢8embl\m¢0." called Bam Bleifer.
hundreds of logs were buried in the “ J M  0 H others, thwmm-1, of them, have said John Panagoulopolllos, sponsor _...?___..-__
southeast Missouri and northeast ° ‘ , angered “you auger but have Wm, of the meet, and a student of the BINCERITY
"S in ds” i °PI°““‘“' 'l' iy un-asa w this famous remedy old sums- "W°`v° s°i ludw. Sad Whltever one nys of 111° mil-lt ed was smxed at the london sn- T
acres as compared with l60_mii-
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vast timber lands in the distneir ' ` ,this very day.   ,_ 'anodicae-the lo judges. Up in the insincere. But death is sincere. or Imperial _annhys nest, _ _ V _ ,,___.
river in rafts. Many of the rafts Bl-in in Up Father ~ "
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