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IIIE CENTRAL GUARDIAN
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CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. -
Mr. E. C. Robertson will preach
Sabbath, 31st, at Bangor, at 11 a.
ln.. and Birch-llllll at 7 -p.rn.
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FOX BREEDERS MEETING. -
There will he a meeting oi’ the
(iharllc-,totown -Fox Breilders Pro-
tec-ti-ve Association this’ aillernoon
ill iihe oitlue oi W. K. llogers, alt 5
o’clock.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.-
Mr. Jslmles Canter announces the
,engagement ol his youngest daugh-
ter, Bernice Edith, to Mr. Leith
We-bstclr Robertson. Marriage to
take place the imlcldlr. of June. 1262
ACADIA COLLEGE.-Azmong tile
Island -graduates from Acadia Col-
e-gc. Woilvllle, are Osborn B. Le-
Furgey, Summersidc; Gordon G.
Mnreslde, Nonth Rivsr; Harold B.
Sch-urman, Summerslde. Special
prize winners were Enic McKinnon,
Montague, lender oil .the Junior
Class-$10.00; Earl Smith, Char-
ot-tetown, second place--$5.00._ ’
COVEHEAD AND HARRINGTON
The services -ln tllis congralgpn-tion
lor Sunday. Muy 31, are as follows:
\t West Coveliean at 11 n.m., a
special commemoration servlicefor
the tif-tieth anniversary ot the
Presbyterian Church lin Canada. At
Har-rlngton at 3 p.m., the Sacra-
lrrent oi the Lord‘s Supper will
be dispensed. Avi. Union Road nt
I p.m., -the 'regular evening service.
UNION S.S., HUNTER RIVER-
On the evening ol` May liith, the
Union Sunllny school of Hunter
liiiver, held its iinst annual meet-
ing with a large number' oi’ olliccrs
and 'melm-bers in a'trIcnllanlce_ Oli
motion. R<_'_v, O. H. Pclels was ap-
pointed cllairnlnn. A detailed i'e-
port by 'the secre-tary I-lhoweri that
a 'mosit successiui yeur's work had
so creamy /'
Nestlé’s make both nnowaet- '
ened eveaiporated milk and _ '
sweetzen condensed mik.
Excellent forbekingandhhlo '
use and for all household
purposes.
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Flies ‘with case. lil ilrike.
A large body of 'writer 20 A rodent.
l To cut down; trim. all A i~llna'll child.
2 A grllssiy inleld or plain. 23 A point ol the oorrtpass.
4An zluctiion. 24 The fleshy tissue that ilnvests
5 Ever (poetical) the necks oi’ this teeth.
GA willi nninlnl ipi.) ‘-36 ill no lmtlnnor.
Tilt- iini: nt which lroys stimd 28 A 'vallllrble lstone.
_-l-_*___* 29 Worn ont; algcd.
$21 A peltoll oi’ time.
--#_-~»---- :i3 A unit, '
men can Retain 'I4 The part or Iornelhins regarded
Their Good Looks I as this clloicest or hes-t. '
--'- 'I5 Extremity.
36 l0mploy_
'I8 Even (lpocticnl)
C29 Obese.
ll Consulmo.
13 Ad-jiilst; suitnlblc.
I5 Part of the verih 'to be."
I7 To knock.
r i9 One hundred per cent.
50 B»oy's nnnlc (alll).
51 Head of an army. '
513 Marked w‘i‘tlh lines.
'55 0nta.rl:o's Dry Law (Hb-)
TIG Smooth; level.
38 Kitchen utensil.
59 A revoluilion; state oi’ oontusion
iii) A great 'writer on nature st/udy.
ill Used in cameras.
` when plilying marbles.
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2 User] to row a boat.
3 Part ot the -verb "-bo 'be.”
4 Regardin-g ialb.) `
5 The sheltered sldo.
7 Civil Service (ah)
8 What 'wo do at meal times.
9 An Ioxclamntlon.
Phnto Btudlo 10 The iposi. from 'which 0 jWil!d|l\¢
staiir case radiates,
1.8 Pemnit.
13 Omit; cunning.
-The
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I7 A boy.
20 A -beverllze.
22 Hlrt 0( the body-,
vvmnmoted nina. ,
25 Rain and snow.
'47 A ddlioaoy.
I8 A ,Booth Atrleul an»tslW9-
2! -Niineritl in -ma.
_30 Ron name (mb).
ll HIIIQ.
t'1_0|‘q`i\ of boon.
ill A‘ If U |298;
40 llihtl- ` _
4! A sbt-lor. _ _ _
18 A barrier In check the flow of
been completed. There are 110
members enrolled, and allihou-gh
several oi’ them live a considerable
distance out of -the village, the av-
erage attendance was 52. Besldfs
the many peirlorlllcals provideil for
the ilifferent grades, 2 dcz. Bibles!
.Vere supplied lor use in thc school.
Several of -the scholars during -the
year united with the church oni
profession of faith. The treasnr»
er'-s report showed that the total
l/mount collected durlnig the year
was $146.00. and as 'there was a
balance on hand of $35.00, ol ihisl
rllmoun-t $10.00 was voted to the
Mission Band ol each church. ln|
lluture a certain Sabbath each quar-I
Iter will be set apart for special
Ilmlssionnry study and an cite-ring.
‘taken for Missions. The appoint-I
lnlent ol oillcers and teachers l'or
I1925-1926 resulted as follows: Supt.
l»~Mr. Donald Ariilrew-s (re-elected),
Asst. Snpt.-Dr. George Green (re-
Ielceted); Sllpt. Cradle Roll Dept_-
~Mrs. Gordon Blown; Mlsslomry
|Sec.-#Miss Riita Pickering; Gener-
lnl Sec.~Heat'rlce iii. McLeod (re-
lelected); Trens. - Orville Sellnr
I(re-elected); Dlbrarian-s.- Hclenn.
IMcMlllml, Hazel S-cilar; Colletztorei
l--Sutherland McLeod, Jas. Brown:
I0--panists.-Miss Janie Anclrcivs.
- ltortrlce M. M-cl.eol`l;-"‘en"hers, l.1l~
Idies' Adult Class ~- !\lr. Clifford
.Cnrew, Men's Adult Class. - Dr.
`(1rcen; Supplement-Iry Tl-at-her 
Mr Nelson Carew; C-iris' lnteijlne-
vI'_1te Class-\/ir;-_ J. S. Mein.-od;
Supp. Teacher, Mm. Iflllun Sea.mli,.
Boys' lntelrmlllliaie Clans--.Wire D.
.\l McLeod; Supp. 'IR'-il:'?ler Mrs
An-drew Baglmil Girls' .Il|n‘o.~
Class- Miss Ruby M-':D:»‘lgnll;
Supp. Teacher, Miss Janie Andrews,
Girls' Primnlry Ciass-Mrs. J. F‘_
McMillan; Supp. Tent-hor, Miss
Retn Pickering; Boys' Primary '
Ci-ass-Mrs. Ira llaclcilanl; Supp.
Teacher, Mrs. Dlngvled. ' L
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CARD OF THANKS
We extend our heartfelt thnnks
to all friends and neighbours who
prnve their help and sympathy in
our time of sad bereavement.
MIR. AND MIRIS. JOHN lMicLELl.AN
Primrose
1255.
I4 Where somie- people 1lve.’
46 To acculm-ulnte.
48 A you-ng canine.
all Mnglllter than the sword.
50 The smallest i-ninginnble por-
tion' ol 'mai/tef.
52 A snare,
'14 To lay ovior as one i’cld upon
another.
'.5 A lubricant.
'-7 An an-swer.
50 One oi the U. S. States (wb).
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the last tew days. Users report' - _
immediate results. Soiigro Selling ' _ _
Agency, 176 Kant St. ,
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Kent St, ]..08~5-23-tf
HAMPTON CONGREGATION. -
Mllnllster. Pireadlrlng sefrv-lces for
Lvlny 31: T-riion at 11, Bonshaw at
7 Special W. M7' S. 'l‘-hanlrs-o1!erlni~!
space an ra aD Y
liros.. Agents. 1131-5'20i-f
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. -
Rev. Ewen MncDougali will preach
7.30 p.m., and Subbalth, 31st, at De-
Snible, at 10.30? Cape Traverse at
230; and Summerside a‘t -7 -DJ"-
Annuztl meeting at Coleman Mon-
day, June lst.
BUYS ISLAND POTATOESZ-
Mr. Fred C. Monaghan of Vondil-
t~lr.sk.,in sending HIOUB his su~bscri'p~
lion to the Guardian _says it IB i-‘ha
only way he has of iileepillig ill 1°“0h
with P. E. I., as many or -my old.
friends have 50116 QTY- MF- 'M°“°8'I
Ilan bought a -few bus-hels of rpota~-
-toes two weeks ago ftrom dealers in
Saskatoon It-halt were s1`0W'l1 Mid,
sbippld by Mr. Mcivor of Kinltora-l
the .prlcc piliill being $1.55 per
bil-shel. Fazlners in the West are
lllrough seeding," their wheat which
,aft 1.30 p.m., in Iimlpion church. I
Saturday 30-th, at Argyle Shore ultii
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is showing well above -ground. The
weather has been idcali lfor ‘growlthi
for tlll= ipas'-: week You very well'
know tlnll wheat is the iprincipmlf
crop of Susk. Other grains are'
side lines. III “heat fails the ianm-
I; is down and out. Shou'ld heI
lrilve a lblrm-per crop he hand-les al
hngie sum of money. But~l`ronl the
time he seeds his wheat until hard
vest time arrives his days and'
nights are 'hill of anxiety. I~la|l<l,
(los-t, droughit. grnsshoppcrs rust,I
are his enemies. A section of wheat'
may 'be destroyed ln half an ‘hour
by hail. one n-ight by frost. a tewi
days .by rust zl week by Izmsshiopil
lpers and lin a few wer-ks 'by hot'
winds and drought.. Its a ga-me he
plays wiith -the odds greatly aigainsi.
lllm lmost oi the tim:-_ its -more]
'-xcltln-g than o. -gullne of stud =poker.
and I presume tllllt is one reason
the larnler ot -the West laughs at
liwteand is no quituor or squenler sol
long as he has 'money enoullzh to go;
into the game. This is the spirit oi’
the welsit. Win or los; A-t ‘thel
time oi! -writi-ng -the prople ol"the"
west are walking in the nir, as .pros-
ileots for a bihmper crop 'were never
lirighter. warm v_ven-ther; lots ot
moisture: and an occasional show-
er of rn-in. I do -I,/we Um; mey
broken 'by the tail."
Who* Steps on
Your Corns
After Using
Rexall
Corn
Solvent
-Rev. M. I. yiaephsl-sen. II.A..I3.D..  .._._....__.__..  1  _il-
 _iiluiisini MAY zsiii. Illini MIY Zhi Iiiillni Iii som ,
Zl5"`3i33il3_§_»_§»Z'_  READ THE LIST on OFFERINGS AND EE CDNVINCED on '
?35g°  ;',~d~C,,5,;;; THEIR GENUINE VALUE _
DRY GOODS
38 inch Wool Serge, navy, wine, brown and black 
Per yard  .........................  '
.L_ 36 Inch Tuscan Silk, asorted shades, regular 1  “
» $1-50, sale price, per yard  _________ __ '
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Odd lines in Crepe and Georgette Silks, clearing 
at per yard  __ ____________________  ____  °
Unbieached Cotton, per yard _______________________ __ 
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ur s owe s szs x or .25
T ki hT I, I 15 30, 2|’ ______________  
All Linen Roller Towelllnq, ‘I6'lnoh, per yard   `
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Ladies' Pure Thread Silk Hose in brown, biege 
and black, per pair  _____   ° '
Gauze silk Lisle I-lose, pe, pai,  __________  38
38 inch Beaded Dress Voiles assorted colors, 
IDCCIHI ner' yard  ____ _1 ‘
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LADIES’ READY TO WEAR
Ladies and Misses Dresses, silk crepe and 4 9I'
other fabrics, reg. $10.00 to $25.00, clearing at each ° 0
Serge Skirts in black and navy, each  _ 
Odd lines in Serge Suits, 36 to 40. not this I' 
season’s stock, on sale per suit _____  0°
10 only Ladies' Coats from last season clearing at
half price. _
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‘ MILLINERY
Ladies Trimmed Hats, a special table selected 1 
tor these three days, your choice ____________ ._ _   ' '
ChiIdren's hats, splendid values here at from 25c up.
OTHER LINES IN PROPORTION
MEN’S DEPARTMENT
Y°U"Il Men’l Suits size 36 to 39 regular
V $15.00 value to clear, pler suit   
Young Men's Summer Overcoats, light tweed,  
nice models en ¢a|¢, en”  _____ __ ~
.`I';!I.'I§'l‘I.'_.‘.'.f.".f'r§‘§ §“2`L"y'§‘”»§`$*éI"l-§’lIT`ii'; REMEMBER THE DATES, THUR
MAY 28th,_ 29th, AND 30th.
THINGS. YOU WILL I
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_______eSw_ ___ _M __ ___ S_______.__ ._ A NOTABLE MERCHANDISING EVENT FEATURING EXCEPTIONAL '
.IA °°f<”“i ‘”“‘“°“‘° ’°’ '““' » _  BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
,..r::.i:.:1:.':..f:".'I=;:,s:°:lr_l SIZIIS TIll|fS(I&y MOI’l1IIlg  _
,I Men's Cotton Hose, 2 pair for  
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I Men's Work Shirts, good and roomy well made, ‘89
assorted materials, sale price each  ............ ~~
Men's Fine Shirts, 14l/2 to 16/2, each    -98
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
100 lots Wall Paper, some odd lines in bundles of 3 to
7 rolls with border; also some regular llnes, special sale
price for Dollar Days ~~~~~~~~~  ---------  ------- -- HAI-F PRICE
.Art Sateens and Cretonnes, worth 45c on ual, It .29
Colored Marquisettes for draperies, worth 50 to .38 _
/Som for Donn- Da)/g_ pgr yard  
I” I I  I EUGS
SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL LINES OF FLOOR RUGS
FOR DOLLAR DAYS- SEE TH‘E/M.
E001' AND sHoE DEPARTMENT
Men's Goodyear Weitod Brown Oxfords, new 
stock special per pair ......................  ------ --
Odd Lines ln Men's Boots, black and colored, 
worth to $5.00, clearing at a nail' ....... 
Women's Oxfords and Strapped Slippers. assor_!ed_
kinds, ggmg high grade goods in the lot, on sale 
pc, pair _____________________________  ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  ........... 
Women‘s Smoked Elk Oxfords with Crepe Soles, 
5p¢¢;a|, 3 pair  
-- -eg: --~-1;.-:Ee-_ -» -Yi.; f-l’-_*fr 
GROCERIES AND HARDWARE
10 lbs. nest granulated sugar for »»»»  ---------- -- _69
(Limit of 10 lbs. to customer.)
Hand Picked Whit; Beans, per lb.   .53/4
LI.
Tin Wash Boilers, No, 8, sale price ........... ._ _ _. 5
Stewart Ltd. I
merside---
Grey Enamel Wash Boards, 75:: vaiur- for .......... __ .49 .
SDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, i'
Colvin EXPECTING econ
NDT EE DISAPPOINTED
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It klllo the plln and
I alter A hw days treatment
: they can be entirely re-
moved.
Prios 25|: por bottle.
SOLD ONLY BY
Mac Kinnon
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its--Parkers Barred Rocks tiedi
with Joseph CarnIlchael's llarredi
nm.\'g|No ° UP lmuiiilllqlt'-'
EGG LAVING CONTEST Ison's W'hiti~ lieglllllrns are second
\\ith 1.126. .\l-r, Josl ph Carmichucl’s
Notes of the P. E. Island E99 llrvrrr-d Rocks are 'third iw.t‘h 1101
Laying Contest for the week .I3-gs. Mr. Walter llllntain's linrred
ending May 2206- 1925 ltocks are fourth with 1085. ilvlr.
Ed-wrlrd Bu'liipl‘tt’s White Legihorns.
The Esc Laying cries! mails H pen No. 4 .is mth with 1082. Mr.
very siisht grin -during the week- A. ivlslruvs while. wyhndottes are
The nulmler oi ease laid was 908 slx_.h with 1061 eggs. Mrs. El-ea , ,
and -the total to date is now 18866. Maclmym-3 \\;},it\, Lpghorns are -____ Grade I__l_ ,Mary whiny; 2_
This is 96 eggs linorethall was laid seventh wilh 1055. Mir, mwal-di Honor Roll of Milton school ior,R,,,, mee; 3_ Ge,,,,,e ¢hc,,.,.,,,_
llhe some week Inst year. ' lIlrlipi»tt`s pen Lcixhorns No, 3 is the month ol April. _Anna Leslie teacher
Mr. W. G. Mat-Donnlli's Barred eighth with 1037. i\IrC1liarles Mac- Grade Vlll.-1, Cecelia -Leslie; 2. ' `
liocksliend the Contest with 58 eggs ._ _-
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Kenlla's li.ar'l'eIl leur-ks hs nlilllill with .\nnie Mcinnis; 3. .lllzlrgaret Mc-
il7ll. Mr. W. G. M:ll:lionlulll's Llzlrretl lrinis.
Rocks nrc tenth lwith 061 and Mr., Grade Vii.~»l_ Kenneth Mclnnis.
W. W. Mu\I.tllI's illilrrcil Rocks are (lrulle V.-1, 'Mtxude Gillis; 2, Al-
sleventh with 020. lpllllnsus .Vlclnilis; 3, Gt-rarll whit-ty.
Tir- production for tllciwcek was' (_;rnIle iii.--l, Mary Rico; 2,
"4-Sid/fn sarah whiny;  KAI-I whiny.
_""'<°”i"° Grade ill.-I, Ronald Molnnls and
MII-TON SCHQUI- Elmer Gillis equal* 2 Joseph Rice.
Mr. I-l. M. Hyde's *Rocks 'were sec- I I - I ---` I -I
ond with 55 Mrs Fred IMacllntyre’s
\\ hite Leghorns tied lwith G \V
Conin‘or‘s White Ughorlls for 3rd
place 'with 54 eggs each. Mr. Char
Rocks for lmnh place with 52 le-ggslI      X
ouch Mr Walter Buntnin's Bar!
lx-d Rocks were iliith wl th 51 eggs /I
i Mr. Evclrctt i-lnwnit‘s \\"h»itc I.egI K G '»//_i_'_f;/"-II/,'}J\ 
horns lied with Spurg-i>on Jenkins V .I
' .*"'-.riimff Barred Rocks for sixth -
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47 eggs Mr J I MacGllllvl'ay's » ` I .I /
White Leghorna tied wrlth Ml A ' ~`~' '
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Olmrles MocKenna's 4
Wisner‘s Whitt Wyandottes for Still' , _  'Zz %w
place wi-th 46 eggs each. I ’ "' < I
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horns leads the ConItes-t #to dai;  ALSO IN PD LB. TINS 
1 To utter words _» . with 1102 eggs. Mr. Sam -McPher- , _ , ' \ _-|-
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