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MONDAY. . -   . me cH.tnLo1'rE'rowN 'cuiutnnuv y vp . _, , __ ,_,__V MAY 17.192(
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A Sale of
ilew H ats
of Amazing Value
3.75 each
OUR MILLINERY BUYER made rl
very keen purchase the other day.
Bought a big lot of handsome new Hats,
the very latest shapes, the most popular
coiours--at about half the ordinary cost.
Il' thesehandsolne hats had been bought in
the ordinary way, we would have to sell
them at $5.00 and $6.00. We share our bar
gain with you, and offer the whole great
lot :lt only
A $3.75 Each
We advise your seeing these immedi-
ately-they will not remain on our tables
inure than a few days.
Western Guardian
-ii’:ige 3 is available. ti.
-CAPTURED-One Silver Fox-
le.it ear 3B. Right 9-Rr C.iB.A. _
George Campbell, Hamilton.
9282-5~15-31
-LOST-2 female foxes marked
B. and L., 34~C and 85-B. Reward
R. C. Holman, sunimerside
9301 15-Zi
Bedeque Notes
ldays. as it looks that alter all the
Iprophecies that have been miide in .»;i;igt<i in ;owii_ 9307
(regards to the lateness of the sea-I
‘son for cropping, they will be ont --'-“-¢;|F1' QF Appngcl/(Tl
U10 ldlld Wllhill 11 NW GHYB- Tllervfllli \\'vtlllt-stlliy evening, May
is much uc-1'l\'ily. and bustle. and ini- som-is nigh senool stair in
it looks as though large crops will
Ibe put in iiroln this district.
The community is wclcomingé
\lr lieiily Ciilbeck and (dmily
' Eastern Guardian
‘i`_--~'-T -Fon LATE wEs'rERN News -PGEORGETOWN
Thursday, July 1st. ,
P“"“f I"""““d B“‘°k 5'1"’ F°‘°’~-or ovei~idnd tm. rrioe $200.00
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lI'iu- Mlnurd'u Llnlment ln tho l¢\bl¢s.1mg“€' . 9303-51
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A somewhat cheerful spirit is,.~\llisoli tjlirb. l’rot-reds in :lid
,being worn by the lfarmers these‘.\loiit;igtle new School. Come and
;= ' 's ol."
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..'EA8TERN AGENT. - Hr. J.
W. Murdock is now Guardian 88'
ent in Montague and will be 1"’
ed to receive news items, advel
ing, etc.,
./#FOR SALE.-Good 7 Passeng-
txthsnge tor one good regls
lieliidle lox. !\. J. Nicholson, .
..*B|G PLAY COMING to .\
:agile I. 0. 0. F. Hail. l<‘rlilay, I
list. A good comedy drama by
Alice lluro Miller, played ‘by the
ste ollt- ot the best 'show
a |lii.-,-.oilltltioii to .\lr_ Leslie .\.l
.iiii.<, lorniu'r principal, this h
ti small :oitoli of their apprevidtloii
ot' his good fellowship and
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They have moved into the house lmlm’ UL mal e“ WMS »  "   V' " 
‘fl".“°‘l by '“m` H°°}.)i"" whom Ml ..rHoME Fon BuRlAL-.i.,._. tm. _ -- ‘_ - - " ‘ - ~ - '
regret to learn, dots not intent
t-oining buck to Central liodcque tor,
‘some time. Mrs Hooper hits been
rt-siding in -the Uiiitod States lor,
the winter. .\lr. Calbeck is the ls-
liliid Ainnagor oi’ the i~`rost :ind
l\\'ood, Co., niid liniis (‘cntr:il Be-
tlt-qiic, more adaptable for his lloaii-
iiuurters than -Seorletown.
l
5 Mrs \V. Ilrntlsllaw, still con-l
ftintles quite poorly, but -irit-nilsiire
lhoplnl: that, the summer mouths
,twill bring to hor a new lease oflitte.
nllirs. iiradslililv has been ill for
_some time, iiiid such siclciiesscsl
lziri- always very s».»vere in tlleirl
latter eift-cts, The Conllnunily
ihopes that ai distinct improvement
twill sooll be vi-.-lblc.
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' The many frienils of .\ir, Davis
,St-liuriiixin ol’ lrreetown, sy_mp:it-h-
lite with liiiii iii his recent sad
li~-i.f‘.iv-iiiellt. 'i‘iie latte .\irs.
,.\`t~llilllllzill. wals :ill estiliittllle laltly
'ill vvi-ry wily, ulltl t-lltii»:il'ed h\»rsell`
iii all who knew her. A lite long
iii iiibi-r ol' the llfiptist Chiirch, und
tll\\'ilys‘ illti-lmestotl ill its \\'ull`:i.l‘c, .~‘.li.»‘
,mis buried from tho holiii-, ullil.
`~(`-~m:':ll lietleqiie Baptist (jliurch.
on .\.. iiduy Miiy 10th. The iuilor-
:il - rrit-es were coiithlcted by hcl"
|,»;is~ior. the Rev. Dr. J..I. Siiloy, at`
liz- l..lii.~it-, church and grave, assist-
I-il by hor nephew Rev. Hensley
.\‘i;i\'t-rt, and Rev. D. K. Ross. The
wliole coiiliilunity nioilrlls the loss`
oi :i good wolilnil, a loving wife,
and mother, and a consistent Christ-
iiiii.
The Baptist Parsonage, is under-
_troing renovations this week. Quite
a lot oi’ decorating etc. was needed,
and the friends of the pastor are
goilniz dt lt with n -will. Mrs. sldey , 
aiu children, whohave been winter- lllay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,
.. ny . . . . . . . .
 . . . . . . . . .
._ .. ol  . . . . . . .
 ` new member win( \\-.-loom.-il,
ing with ner mother, Mrs. Eli ‘ \i~o\.\ioos  $1.50. ri.-ir.o.n_.    so
Crude oi’ Center Burlington Hants'MrS' Thomas In (`“0urt,\mls   50 fill Pork . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . .
.. 10'/ii
_C0-. Nova Scotia, will soon be com-_l V Dress liuwgocs  . _ , _
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"K ‘U Belle "2 H"1l0D<=@ mere H‘ li'oi~l<  . . . . . . . . . , . . , . .
.. l2»1<i liiilior   -lu,
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i~o<idviit minister will be avuilabl.-,
for this coiliniunity_ Rev. Dr. .I.
J. Sitlcy has accepted the invita-
- G _ tioli ol' tho Bedeque Baptist church,
to remain as its Pastor, for an in-
dofiliite period.
l‘lio fox farmers are reporting
OO(
mm  1 Ci`0l>S of foxes this season,
im-vernl large litters have been
i  V .raised at Bedeque, and the outlook
for the yenr in this industry seems
"`“°”`"""`*" ' ‘ _' ' " ‘wry good indeed.
 -..- --.,- _._ - _ - , . . , _  - , Slmdily being Mothers Day, was
gr.-....a1:.,..-.or3._,..i'»;-trrlosd in the vin-loot churches,
,ijwi n _
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MEN WH() CHEW TOBACCO
KNOW A GOOI) FRIEND
And that is why there are millions oi figs of
IlI(`l{EY & NICHOLSON
BLACK TWIST
(`HEWING TOBACCO
sold every year. because it has the flavor and
lasting qualities that no other brand has,
|l|0KEY & l|0||0|.S0l
'rolzAcCo co., LTD.
li itt g programmes At Free-
town, the services three in number,
were well attended. and the Moth-
.er‘s Dziy idea was brought before
`* wich congregation.
\‘ The Pngennt "Overcomors", cele-
4-brating ilie one hundred years of
,ythe iolilitllng of the Bedeque Bap.
i tlst Church. l=s -being much talked
bi here. it promises to be much
. liirizur production than the -Cantata
Queen Esther", given some years
ill-I0. All Phases of the conimunily
life, from the early settlers in Bed.
eipic. unto the pn'-sen»t era.. will be
;l'eatlli'etl by local characters. The
` least will contain 24 characters. -bc-
_-ig, sliliis the chorus, and Symphony
‘ l0rches/tru. The dates of the cele-
‘bratlou have -not been tieteriiiinetl,
:E ,hilt it is expected that it will take
5,. ,place during the las; wack of _]u|y_
*Tho lictieqlle Choral Club. the Giee
,Clit-li. 'tile various singers oi’ the
iiiistrict, irrespective of tlenolliinn-
itloil, are being organized into n
_,eller-ini ijontelliiifil Chorus for the
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Buy ,
0arter’s Tested Seeds
For tale at our SEED STORE, QUEEN STREET,
CHARLOTTETOWN, and by our AGENTS all over P. E.
|SLAND. No_ need to send outside of the Province for
Seeds CARTER'S SEED STORE can supply your wants
with the best Seeds obtainable for PURITY and GERMIN-
ATION. 47 YEARS in the SEED BUSINESS. Should ba I
guarantee. you are sale ln buying CARTEFVS SEEDS,
OUR SPECIALTIES FOR 1926
High Gr.-ide No. 1 "Nickel" Timothy. Genuine Old
English Mammoth Late Red Clover Imported by ua direct
From England this year, "True" Canadian Mammoth No. 1
Clover from Northern Ontario, High Grade No. 1 Role
Aillke Clover. Choice No. 1 Ontario Grown White Fife and
White Russian Seed Wheat. In Seed Oats we have a :took
of superior Ontario Grown “Improved Banner," "Leader,"
“Victory” and,“Abundance". Aim a Carload of reclelnod
Whit-e Seed Oats No. 1 (great value.) Also island Grown
White Banner Oats and White Fife Seed Whut. Whole-
ule and Retail, lownt prion.
 CARTER & C0., Limited
ludemonto the People of P. l. inland
‘ jot-ifzlsioll. Tho singers ot' tile Try-
pill iCliilrt-li, li-tivo been invited to co-
`<lll~‘i‘1i»t-c in this pageant, and cele-
liriitloll, The celebration is ex-
pected to lust lor nearly one Week.
Tile musical organizations will ro-
sillile pi‘ucLlcos the first 'Monday in
Julie.
‘ 
I Dezeng Diagnostic.;
Professional Unit;
U0lFOB'l‘ FOB Tlll PATIINT
IFFICIIINUY FOB Till .
0P'l`0lll'l‘Bll!'l'
'rho Welllvmrlh Unit present
ro ram I I U I
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Dao use all 0 mloulid
lmilrumnutl that onablol th
Dutometrlnt lu clover completely
his ocular examination, wltlmu
the pullout leaving the shall und
with auch Individual lnstrumou
within lnltlut numb.
An Important reqnlllh of 5 ro-
gfxiglll aullluls lhuluk som.
0 or the pl ont.
This hu bun accomplished in
the Wollnwol-th Unit with ad-
‘ Juotnhlo loot, lend rut and arm-
rsnll. Thu chair nan bo rofllfmld.
l rnlud or lowered and adjusted
I £0 the pnhet somlnrl of any
I patient. A comfortable patient
, ann bs mon ‘gulnkly and coolly
I ll
exam no .
Accuracy lld alhslenoy for the
Optometrist Io soeompllnhul with
Duong dlalloctts lutrumsnk al
mhuto prenlulim which on w|¢l»-
ln llatlnl noch all uwlur Dolan
the patient.
This Unit in load ll all null!
culmination by
H. J. MABON
0Y‘l‘0lI'llIllI
lntlcu. P. I. hind. ,
Dlloo Unlannl WMI Dnlnhn
ipli Steele who died all the .~‘.;iiii1
.lolin t‘oilll1y liiispitiil, wus llill-it-il
:il tieorst-to\\l| on Satilriltiy, .\i;i_\'
.\tll_ .\ltlioill.',li il wus ruiliiiil; ;i
pond sized ci-‘.i\\'il was at tile l'iiiit-r-
ni. 'l`llc sl.-i'\'it'es :it tho cllurcll und
also ut the grove were irolldili-lt~il
by the lter. -U. Kiggiils. The pull-`
.lit-ni'ei‘s Wert- Jollli C. .\it~lioli;ilil
l"i'dll'ii (iniell. ili».l`ll:il'tl Mvilollailtl.
(ii-orue. lVl<~Corliiiu:k, liiirry .i.:l\i-tsl
and Stcplieli Scully, mostly till iildl
>'t'llool mates. llc is slll'vl\'i-il ily!
two sistt»l's, .\ll's. Jtiscph \`iirsiulll
allltl '.\llf4s».~\llilu, iiutll tit' .\l»ilii‘tiill.
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..'-IGEORGETOWN.-'i`lio S. S.;
St. George is now. plying oil il\u`
tieorgt,-towil-Newport i-`cri‘y, Capt.
‘>'.il:.~i\voi~1li in i:oniiilunil.-~'l`lii- >'.l<2
i_\loliiagu-e is plying ou Lilo ith-i»l'i4\"
lo\\'n-l.o\\'t-r lliolltaigue terry. The]
rti:iii.~i in illo i-oiilltry :irc vt.'y llzui
und \'ei'y'i`e\v treatin:-l ure llit»villg.|
tI:lpt_ Ni-lsoll Fuirclllltl is aitziin ili|
i-liiiriii-. .\lr. und Mrs. Frank l>:\l
zii-I and youli|.', :ion Jackie oi lior-
tli-lli zlri- risitlllg .\ll's, ll;ll7.iel`~' p;lr`
outs, i.\ltiyor :intl Mrs. .Iolili Hliiith.
iilso .\ir. ll:ilv.lel'>i motht r, .\ir.~i_.l
.loiin llulziel.---‘Scllr. linzel, Ciipt.1
.»\, lloultiy, :irrivod from Molltligili-J
in biillust and loaded three hull-
dretl bugs ol snltironi Railway and
cleared for Amherst, -M_ I., to loatl'
livrriiilz,-’1`llo first arrival 1roiii‘
Novzl Scotia-’i‘he Schr. “Miiritai"|
i(‘:ipl. J. Percy Wliito. arrived on-
Aipril 7th from Muliigusll with nl
loud ot' suit hound for the Miiuilxil _
t-il Islands tor 11 loud of liorrll:;;. ,
_-*<43*-_
.\linnril'n Lllilliliml for burns,
I'
Reminiscent al happier days la this,
picture of Mira, Ji H. Thomas. wliei
of one of the prominent loaders Ml
the general strike. The photo-I
graph was taken In her dress for,
Their Majestler Court at Buoklnq-,
ham Palace 'while her hushlnd wal.
MacDonald Cabinet. i
THE MARKETS I
CHARLOTTETOWN
Ililitor . . . .
 . . . .
 356|
Ei!!-ZS . . . .
  301'
Pork (dressed)  . ._ 16'/li
Pork (live weight) .. ..  12'/:
lit-of (quarter)  12%,
Veal   .ificg
Clllckens  . . .. $1.25-$l-50l
Fowl   81.00-$135
Strnw   $7.00
Colonial Secretary In the Ramsay.
Can your memory go bacl
to the days of June, 1882 I
Foss
F so, von will perhaps recall an outstanding
Ifiliancial history, when ill that year, The Bank of _Nova Scotia purcliaseél
the old Union Bank of l_’. E. I., and so became establishetl on the Islan ,
'Phe prernises of the Union Bank, on the corner
nlond Stl'eet.~'., were used by this Bank up to Feb
tial anti conveiii-ent strircture illustrated abov
growtlh, was completed and Occupied.
For over -i0 years we have been glad to serve the citizens of Charlotte 
town and l"rilicc l'ltl\v:il'<l island, in banking lnatters. Today our large l‘€- ,\
sources and our wide knowledge of businessaffairs continue to be placed at ’|Fi-i._],`\,
their service. Eslzibli ilit-tl in 1832 in tilie Maritime l"rovinces,_ we have 
always taken and will continue to take a Warm personal interest in 'the wel- 
fare of our fellow citizens in Eastern Canada.
I H E BAN K (DF
ESTABLISHED 1815'/I
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Iirilllr/l ini I/1,. ,JIU
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I/l1't1l|_i//li/lil (11 ,|04
ii/ul iiliroi1iI_
event in Charlotletown’s
of (meat Geolge and Rich
ruary 1922,wlhen the substan-
e, necessitated by business
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NOVA SCOTIA
(‘.apital10,000,000 Reserve $19,500,000 Total Resources $240,000,000
MT. STEWART
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l'i»\1li0cs   Tr'i‘l’iirk  ili‘,~'-
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Potatoes _, _ ._ _ . _ _ _, none offering ni-xt nn-otilll; will ln- :it lin- lx
.;_-<»>l Mrs John E. It-ii.
ll.\lt.\i0N\' liistitiitv hi-lil their An- -°'-'
nllnl llifwlililg :it tho liiiin|~ ol' .\lrs .\Ii»x, ('i\l¢I)l(i.»\.\' (ln .\lnr<-h \¥\\l\, i
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YOU can do justice to your job; you can go down to
your oliice in the morning with spring in your
~ step, if your body is right-if your daily food gives you
energy and vitality.
Just remember this: it is not always overwork and worry
that cause over-tiredness, lack of bodily vigor, and
nervousness. The kind of foods you eat have a tremen-
dous inlluence on the way you feel.
Eat the rlfht foods-foods which contain the vital
elements o nourishment which build your body-and
which contain these valuabfe elements in such a form
that your body can readily use them.
Grape-Nuts was originated by an expert in food values
to do just that-to give your body its proper balance of
the essential food elements. So Grape-Nuts, made from
whole wheat and malted barley, contains dextrins, mal-
tose :md other precious carbohydrates which `give you
energy; iron, which makes rich blood for you; phog-
phorus, which is so needful to the proper development
of your teeth and bones; protein, which' builds muscle
and repairs the tissue which you destroy in your daily
activities; and lastly the very important vitamin-B.
llny (loose)  $12-00
Hny pressed $12.00-31'* 50 ‘The|v¢’. U Reason
_  -~ ‘ ”
Outs   586-60s A
rotamer ._ ._ .. $1.15-:zeal Q Y I _ ,
Turnips .. ..  2.8¢; ’ ' ‘
Cnrrotia  4c perlb.
Parsniips .....  40 mer lb. V _ _ 
GUM ERI B °
E...  25. , _. M¢'d¢ In Canada
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-And in Your Play, Tot
A perfectly balanced food. And l crisp f00d. £00-4 £1:
like to chow, thus givin( hulthful exercise t0 Y°“\' '
gums.
You’il delight in havin( Grape-Natl for breakfast dig
'l`bere’s no equal to the davor of the crunchy. |l\\f'u£°
Nuts grains. And Grape-Nuts il easy to l¥¢|¢- _hx
process of baking transform! the pr¢cl0\ll 5°” gm
nourishment in Grape-Nuts into I form that y0\l\‘ 'Y'
assimilate almost immediately.
Have Grape-Nut: toanorrow just u it comet fm”
wrapped packs e, with milk or cream. Four t¢ll
serving-cons Ten than one cent. Grape-Nutt il I0
everywhere.
'rwo nun. Pnciuions or onrnnurs-1;:
in
rt
'all
Mail the coupon and we will sand you two iudxvidgl W
of Grape-Nuts free-enough for two breakfasts. 0
wld you ".4 Book at Emu Breakfasts". \'H°" ""5,
for us by a former collage physical director. lld ‘gud
will /ind very helpful to you In pnplrlnl 50"" bf’
start the day right.
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L Aiil-:ilzoil)1§ s1§§lrr lnsr. 'ronorzioag 0N1‘"':_”°'::==
rim". nd . l' . z t ul
‘ii-ith “X“Booll`°o1 r|=tmw§|;.k!u’¢:?’, s 0 bl!" Un"
treo-t.ur.
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