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-FRESH CEMENT-Order now at
.'.raoe’s. 4318-0-12-Ii
-NOTICE-_All bank accounts not
paid before July 10 will be handed
to my attorney for collection. Ever-
ett Poynter, New London.
4388-6-12-14-21
-1'!-IE CENIRAL BEDEQUE Bap-
tist Pastoraie, Sunday, June 16th.
Rev. Dr. Sidey will preach as follows:
the Ba-li!a.x Collage. ot Miss violet
Richardson the Conservatory Ball
ls filled to capacity and the
in appreciation oi a realy iins pro-
gram. Miss Richardson disclosed I.
degree oi dramatic vigor and versa-
tility which surprised even those
mos_t`_!amiliar with the ability which
as s pupil oi Mrs. T. F. Irsricis she
has shown. Miss Richardson has the
telling assest oi s very charming
stage pruence. She has also a
mobile face and a pleasing adaptable
voice, and, withal, obviously “tem-
perament” and in her widely differ-
ing selections acquitted herseli with
The Men’s Store Suggests
For This Week-end
These Summer Needfuls i
Young Men’s Tweed Suits Men’s and Young Men’|
All Sizes  fancy suits  
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Morning at 10.45, Central Bedeque; 8211111116 \1i5W\¢¢l0D» mlkini I ‘WCW
Men‘s Flannel Trousers, plain
*'°*=‘ A Quick “SNACK’?
for Everybody
”YOU,l`don’t even need to break
your journey-“Quick Lunch”
_touches the spot wherever you are
--it’s a Sc package of real energy.
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is a Real Money-Maker ” _' -
TheMelotte Cream Separator has aworld-
Wide reputation for close-skimming. It is
e_asy to run, easy to clean and requires
little or no upkeep.
_ low receiving tank does away with
_ h, heavy lifting--a boon to the house-
wife. The white porcelain-lined bowl
chamber and receiving tank are easy to
wash. Aluminum has replaced tinware
in the spouts, funnels and milk regulator;
automatic lubrication reduces friction . . .
prolongs its life . . . keeps down repairs.
Ask your nearest Lister dealer to demons-
trate the Low Model Melotte. It. will
save you money and make you money.
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R. A. Lister SL Co. l`J
Canada Limited Toronto. Charlottetown,
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LISTER LINE
Includes
Gasoline Engines.
\‘-_. V _ (`ru.ln 01| Engines.
,.19 _"-'~ ._ null' nn 'rm-ton.
 ~¢ if/ ‘ P.l¢»-use Motors.
v-_.‘;__ -. /4 vslmrlu Llrlmug Planes,
' ' V " Pomoa 0 Water systems.
Washing llaeblaas.
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LISTER DEALERS '
CECIL STEWART,
Hampshire
H. I. IIABLIM,
Emerald
Wm. J. QITIGLEY.
Albin!
J. B. a~l.\mo.\'s,
Mt. ltevrarl
l.I»0\'l') ROGERSON,
Crapaud
JOHN A. (OLSON,
Sen View
'RED ANDERSON
hlorrll
10|! N ll.\L0.Vl»
Portage
E- L. IRD OIJGALL,
Glenwood
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_ WILFRED MoD0l`GALL,
TIN Talley I
BER DBI! ‘I MITLLIGAN.
Klnlsora
JOHN T. AYEII
Welllnlton
IIANCDI JAY,
Ut. Peters
J. J. BECK,
lnrrsy liver
B. A. WEATHEIIII,
Montllns
INGUI LEVII.
lourll
cnmssa- sulrn, ar, .vols ir. olu..
Pownal Chnriottsvtown
W. W. MURPHY, '
Vernon .
W. R. MANN.
lsnalngeol
lllscouche
JOIN H. FORD.
liltel
I0lTON LAIIINI.
Clermont
J. J. CAMPBELL
Poplar Pt.
Evening at 7.30, Upper Freetown. 9
Fan". Miss Richardson was admir-
able throughout, the three character
sketches especially mowing her
versatility. Assisting Miss Richard-
son, were Miss Eileen Wood, soprano;
Miss Mildred Hart, contralto, and
Misa Gwendolyn Duchcmio as
pianist. S.
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::-HOLMAN’S OFFICE, Store and
Warehouses will be closed on Wed-
nesday afternoons starting June 11th
andcontinulng until September l'lth
inclusive. with the exception oi
Wednesday. July 2nd following Dom-
inion Day. 4219-6-6-9-11-Bi.
-BYPRO DISINFECTANT has
been tested and proven by Dr, cu,-,_
ningham and is used by many lead-
ing Island ranchers. Exclusive Is-
land distributors. R. T. HOLMAN.
L1'MI‘I'£.'D. CHA.Fl.L»OT’I‘ETOWN AND
SUMMIBRSIDE. 4370-6~l2~14-2i
--TRINITY SERVICES - Regular
services at Trinity United Church,
Sumnierslde, Sunday, June 15th at
ll s. m. and 'l p. ni. vRev. W. H.
Harding will preach at both services.
-MR.. BAIRD, ot the Dominion
Department ol Agriculture, will ad-
dress a meeting in searletown Hall
Friday. June 13, at s o'clock.
4319-6-13~2i
-SUNDAY SERVICES - Regular
services in United Church at North
Rustico, Sunday. June 15th at 11 a.
ln. and at Stanley Bridge at 7 p. rn.
ppeai in the number. "Lesson with a
PERSONALS
-Mr. and Mrs. lfleleri Ellis or 0'-
Leary were visitors to Bummerside
this week-S.
1;
-Mrs. Semans Ford or Arlington,
Lot 14. 'ass a visitor to Summerside
this week.-6.
-Mrs. Wilfred Kelly and Mrs.
Bowen. ot Summerside, have return-
ed irom a pleasant motor trip to St.
John. N. B. 5.
-Mr. Jack Lamont, well known
traveller in the Maritimes, and also
a noted athlete, is visiting Summer-
side. a. guest at the Queen Hotel. S.
-Mn. .mlm l.. xueiuu.-.easy of
North Dakota accompanied by har|
Mr. a. smllug ml-:ay will col-.sues "'° °"’”d’°“' ‘° “ ‘”°"“° °” ""“‘“
the services in both places.
-DUB ro ammo: about June'
20th. steamer "Helen" direct from
Wales with genuine Welsh Anlhra~
clte coal, nut and stove sizes. This
coal has no superior for clean liurn- ,,
ing and heat. Reserve your orders,
and take delivery from the ship. Jos. __
Read as Co., Ltd. __
504-5-23-41-23rd-30th-sth 13th i
-ssrsoralsu: social,-lvlembers'
oi’ Chadwick Chapter of the Eastern
Star had a. very enjoyable social in
their Lodge rooms at Sumn-lerside
last Friday evening after the usual
business session. Professor Hume
very kindly contributed some violin`
selections. Refreshments were served
at the close o! the evening. 5.
-LOBSTER CATCI-IES GOOD-
The fishing on the north shore ls
reported as being good ior this time
of year, the lobsters ior canning,
however, are small. Experienced
packers say that it would help the
industry a Kood deal li' the small lob-
sters were thrown back into the
water and only the medium and
large lobsters were retained for can-
ning and shipping away. The mar-l
lm for live lobster on me island ni
not very :ood lust now- S»
-SAD BEREAVEMENT - MW-lCl1l
sympathy is expressed for Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Ramsay oi' Mount Pleas-
ant in the death on Monday oi their
lime daughter. lnmlv. in the Pfinv
County Hospital after a. short illness..
mnlly was only eight years old and
had a sweet and loveable disposi-
tion. She will be much missed in the
home and by her little playmates.
There are leit to mourn besides her
sol-rowing parents. five brothers and
tour sisters namely:-Mrs. Diamond'
and Mrs. Colwill of Northam. Mis-ii
Lois, Miss Verna, Lorne, Lloyd, West- `
ley, Spurgeon and Louis at home. to
all oi whom much symvlthy iS ¢¥'_
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tended. The 'funeral took place on'
wednesday afternoon irorn the home
to the United Church at Bideiord.
Rev. Mr. Cook officiating. Il'it¢l‘h‘v¢l‘\¢
was in Bideford Cemetery- 5~ \
-Miss sxcnalmson or sm-L
lusssmn nl Gnanuarlon lus-
clrax.-Miss violet Richardson.
¢14¢f gaughter ol Mr. azd Mrs. R.. B.
Richardson oi Summerside captivated
a lu-ge audience in Conservatory
gg), Halifax, recently when she'
"ve her graduation recital in ell-
prsssiorl. Miss Richardson is a
to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Wedge, 5u.m.mersl:l~-S.
-Mrs. John T. McKay oi Sea
View, was in summerside on Tues-
?f" ..‘;‘_'Tff_ _["f’i‘T‘T. $11-50
Men’s Short Lustre Coats
Black $3.50
to . . . . . .

Men’s Flannel and Linen
 _‘ff’f'_'.‘f $7-50
Men’s Auto Dust Costs
ff'°f’ .............. __ $4-75
l`f§,"§'..§§".“.f". _Tf‘7f’f‘f $2.50
$f.°.’2f'2 21'.. lZ1’.l.'l‘_`f° $27
?£l§’.f'f'.‘. . .7'_’f'_”§'. $4-50
f'}’ll’§§;'5".'2.§`°.'.'_r_'_".“.'f`$4-50
Boy’s Long or Short 
Khaki pants . . . . . . .
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Boy’s Fine Golf Hose
50c to . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Boy’s Summer Wash Q
Suit, $1.00 to<.....<... 3
fi.°’.'.’_.‘ff'.".'_'f7..ff’f’. $1.35
B , .
.iii _'“.'_"_°ff _ f‘.'ff°__ $1.50
5322.? 'f'.° _ _'f`f`.° ."7 f’_‘ $2.69
B0Y’s Cotton Bathing
Suits 65c to . . . . . . .
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33.15 .`.”.°..‘I‘..?‘f‘.'T‘.'f‘? $2.75
Bslbrlggan Cornbina
tions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Men’s Nainsook Combin- 
_ations . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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.1f.T'.T§'..`§"f'.'f. _§f’.°."_‘., 4 90c
353.1 S_`.'f‘, . f‘.’f‘T'.’f'T` $1.25
§"°.'.'.f _.I.’_'77T`..f`.’f'.‘f 85|:
§§'.°§`.§.'°.‘f'.'.°.°.......... 39c
Special Silk Web Dress
Brace . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Clearing Odd Dress
day visiting her brother. Mr. W, KJ
i
McGougan. She was accompanied by |
Mrs. James Cousins oi Baltic. B. [
--Mr. Ralph Ramsay. of the_ staff
of the Bank of Nova Scotia at suin-
merside. has been transferred tn
their branch in Charlottetown. 
Ramsay left on Tuesday to take up.
his duties there. B.
Eastem Guardian
..°BUNDAY SERVICES-Rav. J.
Sunday. June 1|, as follows: Monts-
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Sunday, June 15th. l
er.
w_ williams will conduct services on A _ ._ V _ _ _ __ ___ _ __
Boy’s Overalls and $
Coveralls 40c to  
f A very special clearing line of Men’s Shirts, included in this
lot are shirts from $1.75 to $2.75'
Clearing at  
Bathing Suits. Beach Balls, Beach Capes, Caps, anything
you want for the water in great variety
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V 8( ’ 8011 ....... .
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_ 50a
?f3l,’.I’.2'§.S’T‘?TT. $1.50
Shirts, sep. collar ._ 
gue, at 11 a. ni.; Murray River, at-Acorn, Sr.. are pressed to know she improving after having the gm;-1¢;
3 p. rn.; Murray Harbor at 'I P. m» is steadily improving. fever.
ip. m. luv. or. armstronspmch-‘ Ml- sua am Hu-ry .lenl¢ms,1-uzel- Mr. n-vm; Mem-sn, my, was u
brook. were recent visitors to Mill- recent visitor to Millview.
GLIANINGS TIDM MILLV'l`lW
AND VICINITY
has been spending the past two
weeks in Charlottetown has returned j
I
Mr. and Mrs M. J. Donnelly. Sum-
merside and Mr and Mrs Bernard
Coady. Vernon River were recent
Mr and Mrs M. E. Jenkins Mill-
viow were in Alberry Plains recently-
Mr. Albert Curran. Bummersid¢
passed thru Millview Monday.
Misses Pansy and Jennie Wood;
and Mr Parker Wood were recentf
guests of Mr and Mrs M. E. Jenkins-I
I
The Millview Woinen's_ lnstltutej
was held at the homo of Mrs Mor-V
rirsey, on June 5th, with eight mem-
bers ana leur v-lsiwn vreseat- Mm-
lng opened by singing the Oda and
repeating the Creed. Sick committee
reported one visit, A sick committee
ws; appointed lor the next six
months. Mrs. Herman lass. Mrs.
Norman sheidew, Mrs Milton Jenk-
ins and Miss Irene Coady. Mrs Mil-
ton Jenkins and Mrs George Mac-
Eachern were appointed delegates in 1
the convention in Oliarlott/stcwm.,'
student ot Halifax Ladies Cullen- . mu call for next meeting to be ans- i s -
no fouuwiaz is sum "°f" ° was sy. n 1 souls me ous mare. 7713 0PPOfftllllfy W/Gndéfflll .'
I-laliisx paper:-For the graduation l mm. “vim device. it would ba. The' ’ |
P» 0. BOX 32 recital. Deblrtrnent oi 0XW°”l°fi if' following convenors ware appointed, Dan t M135  !
Mn. 1-urmon ING. Mrs Geo. Jeni:-_
ins, Misses Myrtle Mcllwhlfa IM
lo|Ul\d0Mll\¢¢rIa\
l6I\N|'l0.P.l‘-I.
.Chrlstine Bruce. Meeting closed in'
BELL 6# MATHIESON
Bsrrisim o lvlldwra ussuulul luncheon uma by tha
Collections l _ hostess. 
HONEY 'I0 LOAN 1
asouraoua l Mm osiim-me shelf.-low. Millviw-
.who has been attending bilainall
cnammns nvrcnmsox, ___________________L.__....__ l college. WMU" ll" mm' 5 '“°°°“‘"1‘
|||'|,|,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_,, showing. has retumedtoharhome
llvl 'UUE IYIS in MlllV1C‘W.
axaamnn asm l . 3
-.~----»--N  HOLMA N S  
. , were recon
E. E PARKMA Mn gm). Weatberbis. MOHNIWM I CHA,RLnTT_ETG“rN, ‘_ _ SUMMERSIDE
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the usual manner. followed by a
Mr and Mrs Ray Hutch and Ml'
B. Lea, were visitors 10 Roscneaih.
Sunday, the guests of Mr and Mis
..°5'!'. ANDREWS PIISBYTEB- Mr. _and  Leonard' Murphy, Mr. John Curley, Hermitage, was Edward Bulpitt. .
IAN Church. M°nU8'U¢~ 5°Wi¢¢l on Hermitage. has purchased s naw car a recent visitor to Miilview.
t il a. rn. and!
Mr and Mrs Vincent Gram were
recent visitors to Pownai.
The electric storm \\'ll;c1‘. paxcd
over Mlllvlew last Wenf~.=da:.' was
~ very heavy. In Hermitage a tree at
Mr. Bertram Lea, Vernon River. the gate of Mr Geo. Lam- was badly
The many iru-lea; or Mrs Geo. is .pending u :uw says. the guest of spllmered una also somf of the M'
-* Vlenkins and 4lU¢i'iter Myrtle. are his daughter. Mrs, Ray Mutch. in their home.-M. _
Miss Mabel Jenkins. Millview. who, . - .- -
visitors to West Rtiver J BEA  !
The Th ree
G' re a t
Essentials !
 )easad to know they are steadily Earnsclide.
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ECONOMY/
SIL VER WARE CL UB PLAN SALE!
JUNE 7th; to 21st.
_ Your Silverware is the one item in your home by which your friends
Judge your ability as .a hostess. Your table may be outstanding in its
snowy linen. delicate. delightful China and Glassware and its sumptuous
reposts, but the whole setting is spoiled if your Silverware reveals a
story of age, tarnish. much usage and a “worn out” appearance.
I-Io|n\an’s Silverware reflects good taste and we are offering here
some of the greatest values that have ever come our way. Read over the
list below-call in, inspect the diiferent sets-pay just $1.00 down, a
small amount each week. and-make your dinner table attractive by hav-
ing attractive Silverware.
A" 5°” lil 25 Pieces consist of 6 Teaspoons, 6 Dessert Spoons. 5
Knives (stainless blades). svrorka. i.Butter Knife and 1 sugar shell. _
COMMUNITY PLATE _ 1-Upon PLATE
Your Choizfgftégam or manual' Your choice of QuecniBess or Skyline
ggpiece gilir;-olr ('_:I'|:-ay for  P'“°"'° 10
pece r a est for...... i 1, l T f ...$22.7
26-piece Crestwood Tray for  $3122: Sgt  T::yTrgy for 522.00
26'pl°°° Gm CM" f°‘° ' ' ' ' ' '
' ' 26-piece Set Color Mode Chest for $19-00
26-piece Colonial Cabinet for  $100
TERMS: $1.00 down-Balance TERMS: $1.00 downl;-Balance -
per wee __,___,-. . ~
per week. . _
assess
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