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,CONFEDERATION
A 1 873-- 1 933
HOLMAN’S
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' We were doing business 16 years before
Confederation and are still going strong. We
believe that the 61st year of Confederation
_dawns more brightly-the silver lining is quita
_visible and the Province can look forward to
normal prosperity in the very near future. .J
p Gurheartiaateongratulstionstethelfrg-
_vmce on it’s 80th Confederation Birthday. i_
11.1". HQLMAN Ltd.
and Prince County
-This Salsas is reserved les lows
of local interest but sdvenim el I
uewsy nature may be ilae at I
eants a weld strictly PAVING ll I4-
vane,
.-2- origin-
-FOB l-ENT..-A lummer cot-
tage at Btaverfs Shore. James
Btavert, R, R. 8. Bummeraide.
 1410-a-29-thu:-sat-xi.
-(IMG llolll ,CODKING
PIE! a specialty. Btook always
fresh. Roy Warren, Kensington.
' , _ 1411-e-as-thu:-ut-za.
--EHIAI. BU! IIBYIUI will
leave '.l‘lgni.sh at 10.00A. ld. for
Summerslde Races Saturday. $1.50
return. `~ 1420-e-ze-at
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-IOIUI TIAS served at 'lnd-
mm cottage. shipyard Road. Hem-
ilton. beginning Monday afternoon.
Jub 3211, 1413-6-D-Zi. i
-won num! va vomoi
Charlottetown and Summerside _fw°°W°” mmm W' h° °“°"'
immie Power says he can’t-Each
opinion booked by 8100 a 'side-
Who knows? Only July ist can de- i
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cide. Where? At the Bummerside ,
‘PENCIL l'l(HJi'B-ll
TitU'LY FIZMINIINE
The problem of “that fashionable
pencil figure" and the anxiety it
gauge; among young women of to-
le/y was referred to by Dr. Margar-
et Lowa-nfeld, speaking in London
noenzly at the conference oi the
Alllsnceof Honour (Womens Sec-
tion) `
“If you look at any huge group 01
girls today.” she said, “you will see
that the girl who is most attractive
to young men Ls the girl with a ng-
ure like a pencil. But she certainly
is not the best constructed for the
pmduction of healthy children. This
*pencil figure) wh'cl1 is .sn fashion-
able t0d2l,\'. may he partly respon-
sible for the high British matemel
death rate.
In Sweden, where a much broad-
er figure is considered attractive
among women, the maiemal death
rate is considerably lower than it is
in England.
'Many g'.i-'is suffer acute anxiety
because they have developed a full
figure, which is supposed to be un-
attra.ctive." » ' ‘.
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fofl’ 111 the -Tull' Stakes. 3”"-t “Ce specialty. Full course chicken dinner “ . ,’ g
 ‘§‘;’:‘1..§..;‘i..’_, as Paint Headquarters in Charlottetown and
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greatcstwraces of the English Turf
for the two-year-olds who the fol-
lowing season contest the derby and
other classics. It was first run in d
1786' only sm years arm. the mst or left at H. J. Mabolrs Drug Store,
derby . Montague. _ 12-13-dtf.
NIIWMARKET, lmgland, June 27. m
f Teresina, started odds-on favor- E
r two year olds today 5
o ' - - . ~ e
Allsheh finished the five furlongs, P
140 yards of the race a length and a
half in front of Lord Derby's Hay-
iime with the only other horse in
the race, Miss Dorothy Pagetfs Por-
trait, another three lengths back.
The betting was 10 to 11 against
SOURIS
M
Oth Souris is a nice place with g
And I wish from my heart. that I N
Or sitting by the river talking to
For it’s there sailors there-it’s
Our sails are u.nfu.i-led and wefll
O
'I'hey’re all blooming ZS/I in my ei
'l
were there today. th
A roving round the little town so
full of cheer,
my dear.
there I want to be,
soon away to ses..
h. the nose and the thorn and
at
old apple tree,
v hcmo, Semis
LO. P. Cable)-The Aga. Khnn’s gh
lishsh, bay colt by Tetratema out on
EASTERN GUARDIAN
agement of her daughter Marlon
ships in the bay’ Eileen to Joseph Hubert Callahan of
Driving Park. Don‘t miss this sae- |
ond Hernando-Black Pilot match
at the Dominion Day Races. An
o
ther battle of the century.
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-OPENING JULY Ill -The ‘
irohes Tea Rpoms and Overnight
ottages, situated Carleton, just two  58 G ft 
u 'U   .
Roo’
All home cooking served in Tea _ ’
and home made ice cream a
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&;;;;~;;;;-;_-;-,;<;;;=;a, -gm-3; rsmrs -vAnN|s||£s-- nocsns ENAMEL f
ed to their Rep Archie Hume.
..°MRS. J. 0. MACDONALD of
ount Stewart, announces the en-
ew Perth. Marriage to _take place
e middle of July. 1451-8-30-li.
Institute News
d Womens Institute was held
the home of Mrs. Charles J
fl _I M  
nald with an attendance of
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..° This column is reserved (oi
All5l’l5.l'l. 9 t0 4 8B€ill'1St Ha,yi,111f1e and news of local interest bulk iuives-illlng
onnews nnurema snetd
7 L0 3 again” Portram I cents aywnrd strigily pa-ylrblq r
The July stakes is one of the ld'l-°¢°-
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-F. H. Macarthur. T
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No Water!
No Pay!
, Tha/t’s the basis of our proposition on
P. E. Island. We guarantee results
and the only Well we ask a customer
to pay for is one that produces water.
There’s a difference between just a
hole in the ground and an Artesian
Well propelfly constructed.
If your water supply is not just what
you would like to have, why not give
us a call and we would send our ex-
pert out to your place-a man quali-
fied to give you advice from experi-
ence acquired over a period of twenty-
six years. ~ ~ v' ~
.» . This service is FREE of
charge to you. There’s
no obligation on your
part whatever. 
,_ TRASK w ELL co.
'~ 31 Church St. 'Amherst, N. S.
Local Representative:
VAUGHAN H. GRUUM
_ Summerside, P. E. I.
A`t Morley M. Bell’s Law Office I
 ‘L Phone 297. . . __V,_ ,M
pointed on the entertainment com-
mittee.
The memibers then voted for
delegates to attend the Annual
Convention. Miss Cecelia MacDon-
ald and Miss Bertha Dingwell were
elected.
A socdal hour followed, after which
a dainty lunch was served by the
hostess. Mi-Ss Cecelia MacDonald in-
vited the members for the June
meeting, roll oall to be answered by
“what ‘mrpressed you most in the
Creed." Meeting ¢1oeed with a Vic-
trola. selection.
NORTH RIVER W. L
The regular meeting of this ln-
atltuie was held at the home of
Mrs. A. H. Ladner on the evening
of June 'ith with fourteen members
and six visitors present. Meeting
opened by singing the Institute ode.
Roll call was responded to with a
question for the Question Box. Mrs.
Edison Mutch read the questions
which were answered by different
members and proved very interest-
ing. The report of the Public Health
Nuns for Women Gmva School was
Ulvlh I-Hd 0910!' 00?-Nspondence read
and discussed. It was moved and
seconded that a bill of $9.00 for
fiowers be paid, also motion carried
that $5.00 be given to each school
for prizes.
Mrs. John Stevenson kindly in-
iiantral Bus Service
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Will Bun from Tlfniah and
Alberton on Dominion Day
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We take pleasure in announcing the '
appointment of l
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ght members and three visitors. 0 ~ _ '
hmgmi-nm-5- ; A To Prince Edward Island Merchants
xii-Lgpogwlfz Iii-gmzlzfffiief ` Arrangements have been ,made with Mr. Proude to carry sui1’icient additional stock to
xohcgax ;;i;0;ct:;o1éo import ug; take care of all wholesale business, so that the merchants of Prince Edward Island may now
im... sn.. mounts. ...trod M be able to draw on this stock at wholesale prices and get prompt and efficient service. .
sick memloers, Mfrs. Aeneas Mac-
Mrs. Charles J. Ma/cbonald and
Mi.asMa.ry A. MacDonald wereap- ‘1"'-1" ”_""' -“ ‘ "_"-
ANN UNcEMEN l
Fila  ` I
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LLOYD W. PROUDE
es from Borden on Borden to I 0’ A
arlottetovm Highway and near at
ol the finest beacuea in the 1
.:. CHARLOTTETOWN P. E.'l.
Distributor in Prince Edward Island for e
~ M/ILLIAMS P
From the complete stock of Sherwin- Williams high-grade products carried
by this leading Charlottetown store, customers may now obtain the best
paint, varnish or enamel for every painting need.
Moreover, the services of the Sherwin -Williams Decorative Studios are
freely available for advice on all questions of home decoration. P ’
, consult “Paint Headquarters”
"M  i7'/is S/if/rw/f/»-M//LL/.ms Da
'me may meeting or me mme of Cana(/a. L/'m/fed,
MMDO
DOllB.ld Rnd ll/H88 Allhle Steele WGN T .J_ ` .1  1 L 
appointed for the month of June. , 1 V 7 A
vlted the Institute to meet at her
horme for July meeting. when roll
call will be answered with some-
thing patrlotic. Mrs. I-larry Scott
was appointed to arrange the pm-
gram. A short program was then
enjoyed. A recitation "Simple Di-
vision" by Miss Hilda Stevenson: a
humorous reading, “Nora gets her
picture took" by Miss Beth Ladner,
Instrumental music by Miss Mary
Doyle. Lunch committee for July,
Mrs. E. Mulch, Mrs. F. Moreside,
Mrs. A. Ladner, Miss M. Doyle.
STllATlI('A)N.\ W0l\mN‘B
I N 5 T I T U '.I.' E
The regular monthly meeting of
the Strathcona Wmnen's Institute
was held on June 14. at the home
of Mrs. Wallace Taylor, twelve
members being present.
M‘eetlug opened by ll11¥1!1¥ In-
stitute Ode followed by Creed N-
peatcd in unison. Rnll call was sn-
swezcd by methods of removing
stains. Minui/es of previous meet-
ing were read and adopted.
Bick committee reported and new
committee was appointed. It was de-
cided to get s bottle of IMDB Juice
for sick boy in district.
Correspondence was then rea/d
and the following delegates were
appointed to attend Institute Don-
vention, vis: Mrs. Herbert Ross and
Mm. Alex. Mackay, substitutes,
Mrs. Walter Burdett and ms. Bam-
uelW00d.A¢l‘lhblI was then
produced which caused much mer-
riment and raised additional funds
for Institute
home of
call to be answered by “Whale
would like to travel.
ILL`US'I‘RA'l'E PRAUFICAL HELP
A typical example of the practi-
al work of the Illustration Stations
of the Experimental Farms is af-
forded by the present day up-to-data
farm of Mr. Wm. Michael in the
Potersfleld district of Manitoba.
Mr. Michael. who was a. marine
engineer and knew little about
forming. took up this farm in 1021.
It was then in a neglected oondl-
tion, the dwelling house and one
storey barn dilapidated. and only
remxianie of fences on the land
which was polluted with sow this-
tle, wtld oats and stinkweed. All of
his first and most of his second
seu0n'a grain. crop was ordered out
by the provincial Weed Commiss-
ioner, and it was about this time
that the district camo under the
notice of the Experimental Farms.
In 1925 an Illustration Station was
established on Mr. M‘lchael'e farm.
A series of dernonstratlonel fields,
dealing with cultural methods.
crops and rotations were laid out.
During the first two years a great
dealoftheorophadtobecutesriy
because of wved infestation, but to
day the whole farmisexceptionllly
clean, the fl-mi house remodelled.
a modern barn built, and the en-
tile farm fenced in.
Inst season his her do! ll cows
produced an average of 7,790 poun&
of milk. By adopting a cropping
scheme, including a forage
Mrs. waiter Burnett. mia
and summer fallow. Mr. Michael
has transformed, in the period of
11 yew. this very weedv Property
into a fine clean farm.
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BIG DRIVE FOR. EXPORT
TRADE
MIIUBOUIENE, Australia, June 29
-(C. P.)-.Australian manuiwtur-
ers and r}1ral producers chartered
the Dutch steamer, Nleuw Holland.
le pa-rt of a drive for export ti-me,
The vessel was fitted out as g
floating bazaar, displaying stogu
0! a vast variety of Australia pm.
ducts. manufactured and otherwise.
It is on a two months' cruise sf gh,
Netherlands East Indies, British
Malaya and other ports. The pu.
eenger list included a number of
Australian business man.
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INDIVIDUAL LIFE
TM hither and more consecrated
the individual life. the clearer will
Dwbehly be its moognitiim 0( jg
dsowdenca vom and 3-ummm. by
theGodWh0lll°k!l0Wl6dpdin|,||
its ways.-G. P. ,
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SHINGLES - SHINGLES
We have on hand ONE MlLL1;.. <"'»~n;4R
SHINGLES. Price as follows :
Vis-
‘Extra No. 1’s  $2.00 per M
Clear Walls  82.50.per M
2nd Clears   $2.75 Der M
Clears $8.50 per M
Extras  $8.75 and $4.00 per M
We also have a full line of
JOHNS-MANVILLE ASBESTOS SHINGLES AND
ROLL ROOFING in assorted colors.
Prices on application.
L. M. POOLE & G0.
PAOLPS WHARVES
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INPLUING llklehlm ibthi-ukfer hiinseif. 1°'
Th* 0311! W8? in which one hu~ltead of endeavouring to instill
men being can properly attemptresdy-made opinions into me hold
to influence another is in easeur-_au Leslie Dtwhen.
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Fire, Life, Accident, Siclcnesa '
_and Plate Glass Insurance V _, ,at Lowest Rate. 
'Agent at Summetside. Lloyd Lewis A
L46' Richmond St., Charlottetown ' ,
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