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BERGER’S PARIS' GREEN. is the Standard in
Paris Greens. It contains the maximum of Arsenic
that mn possible be COMBINED in perfectly safe
product.
Your Potato Crop is a valuable asset to you. and
should be protected by an application of Paris Green
as soon as the Potato Bug makes its first appmrance.
BERGER’S PARIS GREEN in 1 lb. Tins.
AMERICAN PARIS GREEN IN PAPERS AT
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
Bellow Sprayers, something new for applying
Paris Green in Dry Form ........ _ .. .............. ..50c ea.
Berger’s Arsenate of Lead for Spraying
your Trees
Spray your trees now with Berger’s Arsenate of
Lead. Sure death to all leafeating insects. It goes
farther per pound than any other brand. because it is
so finely divided, and it gives a much more thorough
and uniform distribution.
Price 1 lb. Tirs.....  22c ea
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Black Fox Owners
We have just received a big shipment of fox
wire and are now in a position to fill all orders.
We would strongly advise placing your orders NOW
for what wire you will need as we do not expect to
get any more this season. We have already sold a
num_ber of large lots. but still have a complete
stoc .
SEND US YOUR ORDERS TODAY.
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OUR FOX WIRE is made specially to order by
oneof the world’s largest manufacturers ac-
cording to ideas gathered from experienced and
successful fox ranchers. _ _
Every roll is guaranteed full width, full length
and will open up even and flat. The meshesare
uniform in size. The wire is strong and tough,
extra heavy galvanized to stand the climate of the
provinces by the sea. Send for price list and list of
sizes. SEND TODAY. ,, .
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ball on Thursday evening between the
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-SPECIAL PRICE. - A lot of
28-inch Crepes for summer wash
dreses-check and stripe patterns,
19c. per yard. Send for samples. R.
T. HOLMAN LIMITED. Summerside.
1945-T-10M2lE1i.
gular $3.95 to $6.00. selling at Hol-
man's, Summcrslde, for only $1.75.
James Dunn. St. I-1§eanor's, is build-
ing a new up-todale barn on his
small for his requirements.-V.
-GRATEFU L.-The North Sydney
his entering the hospital at that place,
is at present undergoing treatment at
his home here. Captain Hamilton.
institution are on a par with the best
stress on the ability, ltindness and
skill of the matron, Miss J. B. Harker,
and nurses Misses Roseline Gallant
and Gertrude Wright, :vholeft nothing
undone and were uns; ‘ring in their
efforts to make his sta/ as comfort-
able as possible. a task that he great-
ly appreciates and remembers."
_`l-Zxchange. is Guardian Agent in Sum- mum ehlI'SB. ‘ twenty-ilve cents.
imerside. I l
_-___ » -BANANAS Ne. per dosen at
-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian Hohnsn‘s on Saturday.
` _ 1931-1-9H2iE1l.
-BRACE3 can now llll your or-
-LUMBER-Tlrs l'¢hooner'.l. B. der for Fox Wire. Send in your list
Martin, Captain Ca1n_,arrlved in port ut once. 1888-'1~8M3l.
Thursday morumuvfwtth s carp- of " `
lumber and cedar posts for Aiesorn] , -BIG SHIPMENT. - .Inst receiv-
.\f. F. Behdrnsnh I: Co.-H. . ”-fxfgvsd a big shipment of English Fox - _
~ - - - ‘te Wire st Braces. 1858-'I-8sl3i.
-BASEBALL#-The some of-base - -___-
-FOX WIRE. --= A -big shipment
Re-.I Sox and Independents resulted In .Fox Wire has just landed at
a victory tor the Sox by a. 'score of $1 __ merslde for Brace, McKay &
to 5.-H. ' ' - i Q., Ltd. 1888-'i~8M3i.
-FOR SALE Store Property at
Alberton owned by the late John T.
Weelm. Apply to Wllhed Tantoll.
Solicitor. 1897-7-8l6I.
-WONEN'8' CLOTH SKIRTS In
- serges and tweeds. some of last seaf
-DUST COATS. - \\'omen's Full son's styles; regular $4.50 to 86.50,
Length Natural Lines msc coat. re for £2.25. R. T. norman Limited.
-CHOICE, nice sine, perfectly rip
1921-'l'-9)f2iE1i. ened Bananas on sale Saturday at
- Holman's, Summerslde, for` only
--IMPROVED BUILDING. - Mr. 23c. per dozen. 1921-7-9M2lEll.
-WONEIl'8 DRESSY $3.59 OX-
property on the Old Town road, his fords on sale at $1.98. R. T. Hol-
former building having proved too man, Limited, Summerside.
'f ' ' 1021-7-9M2iE1i.' '
-WOMEN’8 SUITS, 14 different
Herald says:-“Captain Daniel Hamil- styles and materials to choose from
ton. who was taken seriously ill while -regular $10.00 to $18.00. sale price
on board his schooner at Summerside, $4.95 Ou sale Saturday morning.
P. E. l., some weeks ago. necessitating R. T. Holman Limited Summerslde.
isz'1-1-siuzinii.
-WOMEN'8 RAINCOATS in ls-
wbo has travelled considerably, says sorted colorings, regular $5.25 to
the staff of nurses in the Summerslde $9.50 for $2.50-odd lines and sam-
ples. R. T. Holman Limited. Sum-
anywhere. Particularly does he lay merside. 1921-'.'~9M2iE1l.
-REMNANTS. - A fair quantity
of Muslln Remnants. assorted widths
and pattems. special price per yard
Tléc. R. T. HOLMAN LIMITED.
Summerside. 1945-7-10M2lE1l.
-WOOL. - We are paylns the
highest market price for wool, in-
" gl. . -ivrsvetonayinrulsemvme. -onscerrrpu-vmeeun nm.-  , ` . w - -
1 ,ff ~ ` -- -----*"‘ - tlon for advertising in this column.  _ ~
' it -  --w. K. ulecouean. clone rox cun must mmmpmy order. nun- -
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A superb collection of New Shirts
in almost unlimited assortment of
"-` patterns and colors.` Negligee with
 soft collars, separate and attached,
 some soft turn back cuffs, others with
- Youwill ¢UiW the
\"'  ,__ pleasure of; b\lY.il\8.f8
` ‘ hsthere. Thesssort- g
plete in . 
Sefvettes 
axis that 
find just  yoii i
want here.  - ,fn
Panamas 2.50 to $10.00
. Underwear Satisfaction -;
Such underwear as men who know underwear values buy season after 
 season and arealways satisfied. Underwear that is high in quality perfect in `
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' Two Pieces ,_ Combination..  
 5()c to $3.00 per Suit $1.00 to 2.50 per Suit ,_
» what About A s' what ,About A ,
Cravat
New ideas in carefully tailored
i models enable every man to select if
just the tie to suit his fancy beautiful -
I patterings and unusual colors. '
mentsare soveryluom- ' '
cluding the latest advance. Send
WESTERN PERSONALS O, H0, , S mme
,t.
-.\Ir. A. A. .\Ic(`aull, Ellerslie, was
a visitor to Summerside yesterday.
-X
-.\fr. James Anderson, Stanley
Bridge. is visiting his daughter Mrs.
E. C. (lark, of Linkletter.-X
-Mrs. Herb G. Steeves. of Monc-
ton. N. B... is the guest of Dr. and
Mrs. Arthur Lockhart, Kensington.
-Mr. and Mrs. Birchill Yeo. Cen-
tral. Lot 16. attended the Tea at
Carleton Point on Wednesday.-\'.
-_\lr. l). McKay. Springfield, is
visiting in Linklc-ttf-r, the guest of
Mr. and .\irs. C. l-I. Clarke.-V.
-Mr. and Mrs. Loman Adams,
Beds-que, attended the Tea at Car-
leton Point on Wednesday.-\".
-Miss Marv Forbes Tvne Vallcv
n visit to her sL~:lcr .\‘lrs. L'
Dunn. St. Elcauorh'-i. drove to (‘arle~
ton Point \\'t-flmusrllay to attend the
T hcld tl t -\
-Pte. Richard Sinclair of the 55th
Battalion. has arrived home to spend
at short furlough with his parents :it
Elmsdale. after which he will return
to Sussex.-~-H.
tf .\ s s
press on . irsl ng r a p um
f rd Falls.---ll.
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--Messrs. Sydney Richardson and
Bruce Bernard. St. Eleanor'-s. were
town Tuesday evening and returned
with a flnv lot of speckled beauties.
--Y.
-Mr. and Mrs. Wm.Huntor, Sum-
nlcrside. announce the cngagomvlit of
their daughter Florence to Mr. W.. J.
Busscll. of Vniicouver. B. (`. The
marriage takes place the latter part
of August.-X.
teered for overseas service has been
visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
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Inverness 'Pea
Nut' -Coal ,
THE HOUSEMAIUS DILIGI-IT
The lnvornon Coll Complny
| :replacing onihof market this
season a 'PEA NUT COAL
- which ls unsurpassed for do-
mestic use in Kitchen ranges
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TH! IDEAL SUMMER GOAL
It ld smaller t.h=_n the nvor:g°
H Nd! Opal hot In one nd
PRICE. Ask your dealer .for A
-Mr. Reginald Jeffrey, who volun-
your wo to man s, umm .
at once. and take advantage of pres-
ent price. 1945-7-l0M2i Eli.
-WOMEN'8 REGULAR _.$3.50
Goodyear welted Oxfords. either but-
ton or lace style, goodyear welted
sole, plain calf or cloth tops in a
variety of popular lasts. On sale at
per pair $1.98. R. T. Holman Limit-
ed. 1921-7-9M2lE1i.
-TEIIPERANCE MEETING. -On
Tuesday evening last, in St. Elean-
or's hall, a meeting was held in the
interests of the “Boys” Atheletic and
Total Abstinence Society" formed
here some time ago. Mr. Wallace
Mc(‘allnm occupied the chair. The
flrst speaker to address-the meeting
was the Rev. \\'. D. Wilson. Before
he began his address the audience
rose and sang that old familiar
hymn, What a. Friend We Have in
Jesus. In the course of his re-
marks he showed clearly the close
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larrwmi in St. Elcanor`s Tucstiav on rclatlonshdp between Temperance
arltlhchglon and brought out the fact
Adams _\. ~ Uma" that in the worl1l's history many
' ' _‘great movements had been inaugur-
_ul Thomas Dunn and Miss Eliza ated by ministers or prophets. He
showed how David, lsraels great-
est king. looked for counsel to Na-
than the prophet The next speaker
|, ea at la' place' V.” was Mr. E. L. (furry. The trend of
his remarks was to the effect that
cooperation is needed to abolish
strong drink. He was followed by
Rev. Hensley Stavert. of Norton, N.
B., who is Most Worthy Patriarch
of the Sons of Temperance for North
l -Miss- Kat.~ _\n~--pnna and ue sr . ““”°""°~ H* s"°W°d “ ““'“"°" °f
steroprlcon views illustrating to the
g;:!f;§:i(,'_mé1;§;S2:;dhf.°€;h§|c§eI;mi;;€ boys the evil effects of cigarettes
Tm .1 , ff; m to R _ and strong drink. After he had
spent a considerable time with the
views he delivered a very able dis-
course on Moral and Social Reform.
\Vhen he had completed his dis-
_nn a trout fishing excursion to Free- 'c°“'°“ the meeting was left ‘Wen for
remarks and several in the audience
took this opportunity of airing their
views. It was moved by Mr. Hubert
Howatt, seconded by Mr. R. Mont-
gomery. that a vote of thanks ho
tendered the lecturers for their able
and instructive addresses. The Na-
tional Anthem brought the meeting
to a close.-V.
TIGNISH'
home on a ten days’ leave of absence _.__
-ON LEGAL BUS|NE8$-Stipen-
J8ffl'@l'. Linkletter. He left yesterday diary Magistrate Mr. W. D. Sumner,
morning on return to Kingston, Ont. wem to Snmmerglde on Friday in con-
to wmplele his course of training.-X neetlon with legal business attached
to his magisterlal olflhe.-Z.
-HERE ON BUSINESS-Mr. Wxn.
'l‘. Walsh. of Elmsdsle, drove tio Tig-
nlsh on Wednesday to attend to sev-
eral business matters and returned
to his home the same evening.-Z.
-ON FOX BUSINESS-Mr. Angus
Mclnnie. well known fox rancher. left
for Summerslde on Wednesday to be
gone several days in the interests of
the ranch he represents;-Z.
-SOLDIERS RETURN-Messrs.
Gonzalus Ready and Fldele Chaisson,
attached to the 55th Battalion st Sus-
sex, N. B.. returned to their posts of
duty on' Friday morning after having
spent a few days vlsltlng their parents
here.--Z.
-SAD DEATH-It Wal reported on
Thursday momlng tlllt late Wednes-
day evening Mrs. N. 0'Rouke of Kil-
dare, hnd died suddenly df heart dis-
ease. Thls lady is well known in
Tlgnish and has s great number of
relations throughout this Dirt of the
Island.-Z. »
-RE-APPOINTMENTO-At s meet.
Ing of the ratepayers of 'rlgnish on
Wednesday. Mr. W. D. Sumner was
unnnlmausl _reap In od §t.Ipendl_sl’y
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"~' Every suit of Clothes in this store is built on the quality standard, every '
possible thing that means more quality, more service, more values is crowded
into it. So if you buy your new suit here you will remember the quality long -'
after the price is forgotten.
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Magistrate for Tlgnish and Mr. John
M. Ahearn. as police otlicer for the
ensuing year.-7..
-T0 ALBERTON-The following
from Tignish are now in Alberton tak-
ing the mntriculation examination for
entrance to Prince of Wales College
this fall: Messrs. Martina Clohosey
and Olive Mclnnis. Messrs. Howard
Stackett, Arthur Arsenault. Ben Gau-
det and"Vlctor Mtilaiitlry.-Z.
-NEW PROSPECTUS-The Prov-
idence, with head offices in Tlgnish.
have just had its prospectus printed
b'y the Guardian Publishing Co. in
Charlottetown, and the workmanship
both in style and design has caused a
great deal of comment as to its ex-
quisite execution in every detail.--Z.
-POOFI FJSING-The great scar-
city of mackerell around the shores of
Tlgnlsh has caused a great draw back
to the fishermen ,vrh_o depend dn this
bait -for the tlahlugl- oi"eod.' Were
those tlshlng able to supply the
_halt necessary afgreat deal of the ilsh
could be dsnilit' orflv Il i°dp0l‘t.& lllat.
W`e`willbe glad to show
Write us. _ 
ldence Silver Black Fox Co. of Prov-I"
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Silver Black Foxes
_  “A” Standard S_,llV¢‘f Black Foikes £61* salel
Guaranteed pedigree accompanies each' fox sold. We also
ha_v_e;a few extra good male foxes for sale. _ - ~ f -
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great quantities abound within easy
reach of the shores.-Z.
-ON GOVERNMENT WORK-Two
of the Government's civil engineering
staff are now in Tignlsh taking meas-
urements to ascertain how much land
really the Government is entitled to
claim in Tlgnlsh. lt has been a
‘mottled question of long standing who
owned the land adjacent to the new
Post Office and now shortly it will be
a settled matter and no doubt accept-
‘hlrllrtosall éorreerned.-7.. ‘ \
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Mn. JAMES 'rnnlnonl
The death occurred in this city on
Wednesday night of Mr. James Tral-
.nor, of  .freight department of the-
P- E- L ilway. ne nm been lu mi-
about two months with cancer ot the
`st.om:‘céi_' He was dn 'excellent citi-
rna in<nr~symmny1~1en'f<>vnn
interested parties our foxes.
I widow and tlve children, also his agql
mother and four brothers and sister.
One of the brothers is»Rev. Thomas
Trslnor. of Sault Ste. Marie. Another,
Mr. Peter Trainor. arrived home last
night from Western Canada. The
funeral takes place this morningjt
_ £1.40 gum big _late r_es_l_dencq,L74 En-
on _ ' “
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a  Light '
'The Condor Tungsten 'lump »
gives tar better light with lem ‘_
electric current. lash lengt and
oosts you un more than thoeoll- 
mon electric lamps; “ich _
r means s distinct saving from the `
time the switch ln turned on. ‘-
The Condor is s new electric .,-
lsmp, a Tungsten that dvds su '
"ll, lolb light. -thatlpsl 
hurt the eyes. but' offers you ni
better illumination than you
have ever hstbsrere. ' » ' ‘
Better -all In and use than .'
Condor lamps before you hay
any otherg. f" _f-* 1’
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