gel ltllh ~ V! ai. cnsnmrtmowu 3f°f9 _- sl :"i ‘ .-1. ~-=-.~f» -- ..» .-, i Wil ey _ lid I E- >;\>~ EQ* ,ei . \i"4-. \ \ Q "ll tlllat: thte land its aixilid excldllent con- mg' ‘mb Prlntraf' 3°” 'md "’n°": r b -”" f . _ New Suit this Week GET HIM A NEW SUI"ll--He 'needs a suit for school, for cliurdh, for play. “Tile Men’s Store” offers tlhe 'bi'g‘g'est -assortment of Boys’ Suits in Prince Edward I'sland'- 'at prices t1ha't cannot ‘be ‘beaten by anyone. Boys’ 'broWn_ ‘grey and Donegal tweed Suits, made from good qu-a-hty union twee-ds. Coalt -has fancy pleated 'back Hllfl full bellt, 'blooiner ~pant_.s with Governor fasteners. Sizes for boys from 6t012y9arS..........-........ _ - Sizes for ‘boys from 13 to |17 years...................... .. Boys’ 'all wool hweed Suits in_ fancy browns and clark ~t-weeds, Norfolk 'Dhesé suits 'have doufbl-e seats, elbows and reinforced pockets. pants, all -dfoulble stitched. Sizes 'ears from 8 to 17 .l abd Boys’ twlo-pant Suits, eaeli Suit 'll2S Olle pair fbloomers and one pair' 0'f g0lf Palm- 'Dhey come in all wool fancy; grey ellll faw-n;' also Fox gu~arant~e~ed all wool Eng- lish serge with ‘guarantee alt- t3adhdd.Al1size.s--------------' lBoys’ ‘blue Middy Suits in serge 9-Hd _Cheviot-,, mlade with braid, cord and whistles. Plain knee pants. SlZ\€S f'°1` b0YS from 3 to 8 years. ' 550 0.00 0.15 1.15 w. wootwoirrws WIDOW was a grandduushter. Offer of Spain Rejected as IS DEAD- w Woolworth founder 0! ill" or five and ten cent Bl\~l`9-“ (Canadian Press) , _ El with special provisions for Mn Mr:.`m;‘assica' ish students of Eastern wth of who are affected the F, W limitation of t pressed that it Weolworthll at present to .trim wig latsflrltlbtisl ilbii, ;~ to encourage it is bellev- steps should be taksii upfnrtleot the universities of- coliritrles by a frequent nfproiessors and students 1--»-i-O}---- DIVILOPMINT ‘ ’ _-___- -<>»-< --- Imvrahticabie Creighton lwoolworill. Wlfluw his name wsu on Tues-. nnUssi~:i.S. May 26--'l`l\° Hill* her home' Winfield Hall- committee of the inter-university Long lilland. Mrs. Wool- rr-,lations of the intellectual Com- s 00 years old and surviv' mission ui tho League of Nations. wbusband about five y‘JBl5~ under iiio chaimiaiishiil 0( l’\'0f€B“' the daughter of 'I’hom\\B or Gilbcrt Murray of;Gre'at Britain. 0| pnign, Ont, has rcjoctod the proposal oththe |, ,qrvivedby two daughters spanish (lovernmentta estahlil Ill daugli- international University 511 Blllllll- universities. The Wll HAD BIVIRAL CAUIII 26.-Csiic -mr 0hmi..l ._ . ., ,_ in Birch Grove sian. irree Friday evening, May 80th. 35 and 20 cents. iii -SUMMERBIDE ' lilacllonald of Co., is ' -COAL LADEN-The schooiicr Warren M. Culp, Capt. Keeping, ar- rived in port on Monday morning with a cargo of coal from Sydney. side.-H. --FINE GROWING WEATHER- needed in country districts whore dltion for working.-H. happ ness in her new home.-Y. -GOOD ROADS-The bog; of good news comes from Sea View. A gitizin flrom there reports thc roii s t e est in the Province. They have all bsoii renewed by bc- ing remodelled wiih the road machine. The _Road-master Mr. Roy Burt will see that all bridges bc rebuilt if necessary, thus furnish- llng the travelling public with thu ivery best that the road-building soil of our Province can afford. - Y -WEDDING BELLS--A very pretty iiiiirriuiie wus soleninized at the R. C. Church on Monday morn- ', ing when M’es Ida Arsenault, one |of Sumii\crslde‘s most highly es. -teamed young ltidiee became the bride of Mr. Harold Gillis of this rtowil. ’l_`ho ceremony was pcrfoi~m.' lfll by Rev. J. J. McDonald. while Miss Margaret Griffin acted as 1-brides iiiald. the groomsmen being _Miz Edde Arsenaulf, brother of -tho bride. Tho groom is ii iwllllltll' V' A- llblvlllil [ought through tho war, in which ho was sevcrm tlnivs wounded lint as soon as conditions allowed was always really £0 return to the front. Mr. Gillis is now an employezrof tliel M. F. Schurnian Co. The happyi young couple have taken up their abode at their residence on Cam. lJl"l- -Mr. Frank Pidgeon. Manag r Bank of Nova. Scotia,.Victoi°ia. E. I. spent the holiday in Kengmg. ion the paternal home of Mrs. Pid- ueon. Mr. Pidgeon predicts u pros- Dornus season in seed potatoos»- Dous volcns. Victoria does a b-in 'bus ness in seed potatoes. which iii. cludes investing heavily in fertiliz- er. But the enterprise' and energy of the people therawili supply tho necessary' vim to support the en- tcrprlse.-'YS Avoid -sriov nom Ho1__rsss'» dstsiog -'rue BE-DEQUE dramatic Ashton" 5; will present a four act Thursday lil; drama “And Billie Dlsap- Quick Action 3 big present Charlottetown houses. i---- Minard’o Linimsnt' For Corn: Eastern Guardian _*SHOP from Ho|mm'o Catalog ..*STURGEON TEA-The an- nual Tea Party in aid of St. Paul's Church, Sturgeon, will be held.ou Tuesday, July lst.-3217-5~21-di. ..°THE “MAN OF MYSTERY" The Capt. who has.a nfco schooner thc g,-ea; crook may 'Wm ba pre. is oaylux he first visit to Summer- sented by the Charlottetown play- ers under the direction of Mr. W. C. Whitlock in Montague Wednes- duy. June 4th. V 8812 5 27 81 The showers of Sunday were much - --- ` ` '_t__¢¢.¢_l ..~EAsrEaN Aas.\i1'.-lux. J ., - . W Murdock is now Guardian A5 - i t t a tlu r ~ ' l.\\:i§:t(:>`l'sri1vl'r£i,,n;a:mi‘ligsii;nno:’ir gold); ‘ml ln M°llt33l.l° “ld Wm l’° Illia* n ull bias re orts state ed to receive news items. advertis nl subscriptio '“"'_ ' __-= it is not given. to many to spend -N°Tl°E T°_ FARMERS- A5 |:|5H(|)p?(;v_g:eE a$g,§T":o|,s?;-‘tht-lr octogenarlan birthdays in con- He a we intend smppmg 8 ca’ M uv” fishing season, owing to untoward flllelllal l°“"“- Yet lllem “fe GX' hose on ,Wednesdey. 28111. we circumstances did not beg", much lceptior.-s and one of the most note- would ask the farmers who have before this plésent waik say Mom worthy of these is that of Mr, hogs to ship, to call us up on the any 36", just one nfonth mm 'lihonius H. Bulpit, of Montague phone, so we will be able to make The (|shém,en_ and packers have who has recently returned from a arrangements to receive all that n mon h_ N0 cum most enjoyable trans-Canadian now but o e t d may bf' °“e'ed-'Green Br"-» they will ask for an extension iii l°“l`~ Borden and Albany. 3251-5-23-4| _]u|y_~ But 'mm experience or. On his 86th. birthday, August ____ other yea,-s_ "Shing being usually 24, 1923, Mr. Blllplt left his h0lll0 -LEFT Fon Mici-HGAN.-. slack at the emi or June, fishermen '11 Mvlliflslle for 1111 extended Vlell -'- ~ ~ " Mrs. Elmer Bowness, (nee Glen don‘t usually want an extension for l° lllll lll*l18lll¢\` MTB- ClimPb9ll» mare). who has spent a [ew days July "Shing However, thmg, wi* of Mr. R. H. Campbell. former- - , at her old home in Kensington len may work differently this year. ' ly ble’ s"”°"l’"°“‘l°“l °f`E‘l“°"' on Friday morning to Join' her .____ tlonfln this province ami now .. residing in Powell River, British husband in Flint, Michigan. Her .,. many friends in KenslllKt0ll.l1“d tro Icssuttl-lgllIEwilig/l1|fNédTr§:e Corllftldbhs' li f d it elsewhere wish her 5 “fe and ;ver:li‘i;1g‘land roll day Sunda; hal; friends! lgenéhggloxttetxvuagity alt speedy journey 'md “bundame Ul driven. the ice along the North his native place, Tryon, Mr. Bulpit Shore, out of sight. this time _sure-.started on his long journey west- ly not -to return. The stronglward arriving at his daughters north westerly wind of Friday and 'home seven. days alter leaving Saturday carried the large body of\Pl'll‘¢1e Ellwlirll lelllnd. Mr. Blllvlt ice lu towards the shore in ii south- kept it diary of hisjournoy, discrib- easterly direction striking thollug iiiimitoly much of the scenery shore about Big Pond and along'0n routc. The irill over the Rocky East towards East Point. Furth- llfieuntaliis wu.:»- thrillingly interest- er wcst the huge body of ict: lllg, the nui'i~o\\' passes along pre. thougli coming in to about trap- elpitous cliffs, tunnels, the longest fishing ground, did not strike .the |01' which WHS five nlllee. 8n0W'Cl1DD- lland, it was heading south-ezisterly,{Bll lll0\lll\B.lllS. W00ll0Bl`Hfl0l1-at 11 distance-when who was ln. league with the aunt llll|'!_Y Ul\l'll'll.lK8s W€l'.6 Dll100ll\lhll0l‘ and know the correct account of 0"° 5’.-“l\'lD- Allin' the eXl>l0-sion the the murder. The daughter. how- illlwe previously eecunlml by thc ever. would not at first conscnt:§ll°l9 l°0l'l°‘l lll“’.li UUKQ ¢=0ll“l”~ The but in thc end she was about tolcllsl °f °lC3l'l"B llle lilllfl lll ally' glvc ln and obey licr nuut's wishes, “'h$"`9 "Um 3500 ll’ 31000 all 8Ul‘0- Just about this tlnio, however, her Alle' RD* 9Xt0llll0ll Vlllll. at lllfl true lover iirrivcd from thc colin- llllllle of lllll "0n'l“'l““'-_ Mr- Clllllil try, and brought with him ii wand- l’“ll- hi’ Vlsll-¢‘-ll V““U0llV0l‘ llllil Vllr orer who was in reality the girl's l-llflll. llfflvlllli lll llllf lllll?-I' Ulf? Ull rather. no had been freed from ll-‘fell *itll-' Here ho wa . prison by a written confession of lllfl Gl‘Hl”lllS0l'l. MF- thc guilty party who was now on llllfl lll‘lV0ll his deathbed Tho father over lll Vlcmflll rulul the auiit`s decision. and gave f°\`lll0l‘ Pl`lll¢B his consent to the daughter to l>lll‘l-Y marry her lover. und they leave lll8'8¢ New York, the homo of the aunt 00319 go to "Cranberry Corners to on the fami This plot was interspersed with comedy. and local hits. and kept the audi ance in laughter almost from start to finish .lt hardly (sir in the cast of to spec- 11 E was FROM COMMONS' Mitchell, former L i L 13 l pCe__r,! . _ Jn-1. , 1 -W You ¢`:ooidn‘t make such chocolates at home'-_ivithoutficag years of candy-mlikidg §kp§l“1§;_A' ' ' And yet-tl'i£y.~ hal/Q S_0lil‘.l¢thlng about chem thas.sug‘gcsts t s pure wholesomeness, thei- resh piquancy, of home made dalntfles. ‘ - So we call thei'ri__'_Ng}_lsori's "Home Made" Chocolates.. hey are boxed plainly, in order to give you this - extraouaiity at a lowprice. 6 '.- iw' long and five miles wide, it ricli alluvial soil admirably suit~ ed for grazing and mix- ed- farming A dyke eigh- teen. miles long protects it from the Frazer River and the- whole- delta area is cultivated. Dairying is the principal industry and a large milk condenser takes earepf the sfurpliis milk. - While at Ladner a large hotel a few doors from the home of his grandson caught'fi_re and was burned to the ground. There was great excitement as the adjoining buildings were in danger." Mr. Bulpit assisted in preventing the spread oi' the fire, standing all night by a. hydrant at his grand- son’g,home and plying the hose to such good effect that his efforts were specially mentioned in the local pi-ces in. its report of the fire. Bulplt having been the first Metbo. Oii return to Vancouver to'tsko dist pastor stationed in Charlotte- trsin for home Mr. Buiplt drove town. lf737f7‘fTl.ll3"l " around the city. seeing the princip- Mr. Bulpit is now nearly ST ul buildings. the Zoo and other ob-l jects of interest. He left on re- turn to Prince Edward island on April 12th and arrived home an April 22nd after being held up at Cape 'l`oi°meiitiue for three days by ice conditions. a veritable fall from summer to`_winter. ' A feature of Mr. Bulplt's diary is the record of regular church at tendnnce while away. He attend- ycars ynunguiidnii ltflli good for almoltt 'hnyf klndaqf ton-terpriso. iii- ciuding; if he thinks desirable, an- other traipaontiaeixtal tour of 1.000 muesx- --»f~l mf--‘ . ' “"'*“` :':-lfeady-lMada\» vM0uliclne. _ You need no pjhysicinn for ordinary ills -when you -have at hand a bottle ol Dr. Thomas' Eolectric Oil. For coughs, colds, sore throat. bronchial ed church -twice every Siinday.|frou‘_ble_s; it is 'ilW,alua'ble; lor the hams of the preaclieron each)scalds, btll‘_l\*'l)rols_e\,"’spra1ins it is occasion being given. *It is worth ul1S\ll‘l>8.Sl¢¢,fWl1fle` for outs. sores noting that the hahdt of church n‘t~7-ii'nd_ the like it ls_` fgtrilues-tions-ble tcndanco as- well as his reniark-lheakfr. ilihneleds no_t6s»tli\to lal otli- nbiy vigorous health is \a_ heritage. ,er t an t _e use, and t2a'i`.,v}i'l‘i satis. his grandfather, the 'late_-ltov. Jul. -fy ahybns tisixg its oil’ htiveness. »- -i> '. ~ ‘_ .--, .-0 ..,\ ... _ is-ml. .~..’ . ._ ‘T *Lé- |?. _1 . . - ,i -- At an incomparably lower never knew or imagined: ‘ have brought your cup . . of_'l`c.i to such a high - point of perfection. ° And what would he think oi to-..".. . .....l. ..' -. .,. price you are able Only hi . 1 'Ijhl_sk of every ge ` 'quality that you weuis anim in »_riiiiimn1"l-shed) ovary -...._» ._ -.;_ _ qv,-_._,-.--~._._ ~Q"' .` __ _ > ._¢. .1 l \ fr .- ‘_ - / ‘Y '; without it~ho\v did It exist? i am glad l was .-"" ". ` \ ' not born 'bciorc Tea." ' , "Thanh ces for ms what - _ :qlra\¢1v\~_=-wi.--.-_~...»-_--.r , , ._,,,. - . 1 "'~ " - -, -.‘-_-`sl‘-..~1-L-»f1`.~V=;.(. .-l. » A Wonderful- " _50 Range for 1 ` _ . .;,vM‘...., , every nature- ln anobu this fam- , \ out lntomrlle " Domestic Range: -K o of the popullr 1 the