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lsl-..~'1‘ covl: lirt.\n sfiiooi. Gnnle' ‘1't'(;n-_T“:1'j”Oh;.efMaw; "-~~‘n`_*“ ‘-~- ‘ ' ' ' '
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2. Fio:'i‘l‘.\‘ .\i:i<‘_\l.il:lll; 3. Vellfl.
Ma<'_\l;1I:ill.
Critic Vlll’-l. Albert Thomas.
Gltziio \'l-l. Robert Z\i.lrshall;
2. I..'.';l:;.i M.i1“lJo!‘.aiCi: li. Lois
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Gxxxlie V~l. Rem .\1.'ic1\I;Il.ln; 2.
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APPROACHING another period of
commercial activity we suggest
that the experience of this
century-old Bank may be of
valueito those seeking a banking
connection.
0
World-ieidcfacilizies in every
dcpartnlenl of banking
0
the
~  ~ ; . . . . . tween R.cprc.~cnlati\~cs of the Pur- t,-my which has never been map.
0‘ hx A LLAILRY OF B"NhU‘“" DLRVILE ina Mills and the P.   Cognperé 'perl topographicgllv. (;I1'heted1iig`i;tI
ative Live Stock Merle ng our operations will be ree y
57° for thc distribution of cnrlots hog Bradford Washburn, of Harvard.
C}..U.1Om,m\,_.n O.Lmry Aman feed (balnllccf. tlnlmui. Vi/orlds
\V
y St. Pefvr’s _ < .fi f it. iri th
Kensington Summerside Montague Victoria. bat hog ford wmv Elllfgilill-4-21.  and tide henomena Q
2. Gem-iide MacDonald. '
Perfect Atli dance: -‘Benson
Auld; Tlielniri Matthew; Hilda. erlntendellt. Eastern Division, and W0fl1C‘ll'S LW2-110 \\'2\~*' 11013 M35' 133-‘will be collected from the Colony
C_,_._.~f,,,-li; (;i.,,.m Maye; Beiey now succeeds at Toronto W. E.; '1‘he lrea.urirs l'elwi'i Sl10\i/rd of Herring Gillis on the Island.
M;,C_\niim;» _\Ln,¢.i Ca_.-nord; 013.., Noi-msn, General superintendent, that a. large sum of mfiney had alone with studies of the Elder
central district, who retires on been raised during the year by Ducks, Razor-Billed Auks. Guille-
pension after fifty years of faith; cliiferfni. enlertn'llnieiil.s tilwir
.\i.1_\~r~: Florence Mriclvliliarl.
_ _ I . i . _ _ c san' and§Man_v of the Migratory specimens H
mQ.i.l.._., _~;._(.mgC _yn Kmhlem Announcement is also made that' Hamm] Obllsatlons were il21ld»_ A.will be banned to assist in the Ewa or Mum gmm Mm
M3CDm._3;d_ R. H. Jones, Hitlicrlo Superiniend-` cape. was plirt'liasi»d ini' the parlshl study of their pilgrimages. '
Aim, 5_ Blwmonv TEm.h;.,_ lent at Toronto. is new appointed priest as well ns siitanes :ind one ol the first. tasks of the -
__ sunt Eastern Di-.~i_eion at lvlonti-eiil surpllces for sanctiiary bois. A Scientists when they reach the
succeeding Mr. Martin, also that donation was nl-.iile to the church. ’
  C.N.R Charles Craslev. has been made at Chill; Point and io the Sisters llzndern short-Wave transmitter
D  _ 1   ‘ , -'of St. Marilla or Clmliotlclowri, which will probably be geurd
, tnrio division. with office at To- Clotliiniz iind hetlcliilg were given around the world under favor-
lcla a' ronlo division, with office at To- to needy faniilic.. Altogether it* able conditions. It is licensed by,
_`*` ,_ ro-nto succeeding Mr. Jones. WHS a. very sllcctssflll yeur‘s wol'k_. the Canadian Government under,
MQNTREAL~ Q“"'- J““"_"TI‘° B. W. Bailey. formerly Traffic The lncsidexit read :t very iutci'c;t_| the Letters Velin. Mr. Gross also
gxoiiiiiiigirgtofcsh c?1.XqnxI.i;\§;lltliDni~§lszilicrvisor fi Toronto, is appoint- ins relnort cnvcrliig tlif work of announced additions to the sts.-|
‘ er: .la i. . ,l md G..m,mi Agmfl Tomnm the year. Tho <>l<~<~il0n f off* er tions which will soon bring the
1‘3?fl7ff'-“-°>- <“`1’Il “ffl” 1""  *G resulted as f0ll0\i's;_pi-eigdenilcL' total of the stg,tlon‘5 housing faclli-I
Ont.. vl".1\ m1n0llllFPfl f@Gft\v ll »| \ili.iir.l'~ Llnlmi-ni ii-inm-.»» -mln.. Mrs. James l\IdcCoi~nmclr_ First ties to five buildings, including a’
B “ 1' i-Q Vice-Pres. Miss _vim i' _l complete Laboratory and living
` - . .= i quarters for a staff oi' 25.
Superintendent Soutliwestern On
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WITH THIS
INIJIIIATUH
I nltnrnunlinunn
No w you don't even have to open the door
to see that Frigidaire is always on guud
for you - with SAFETY ZONB TEMPERATURE that
keeps food safer, fresher, longer. You see this proved
by the Food-Safety Indicator with dial right on the door
ofevcry deluxe and master model. Even in the hot»
test weather, when some refrigerators fail to keep safe
temperatures, you know at is glance that Frigidaire
with the Meter-Miscr gives Greater PROTECT-Ability
ii: miserly current cost. Con-ic in and sm; 'rllli P1100!!
ASK
ABOUT EASY
¢"p¢1{»0J' ..
you-fu/6
5 onnrza suv: Aal|.|Iv
ONLY FRIGIDAIIE Ill! THE  M  
Wh Current Cost to the Bonel See an electric meter
prnu it, befor: you buy/ Meter Miser does SUPER
DUTY lt lmnzmg uving, because |¢’s die simplest
re/ngeralmg mnbamim cur built/
or ALL 5 Biislc ssnvlcl-:s
FOR CDNIPLETE HOME REFRIGERATION
1, GREATER £5-ABILITY 3, GREATER PROTECT~ll|LITV
[.j,,d_, ~(j,,b¢_S¢r,,gg|e" ,md Safety-ZrincColzinrnlitimesplur
~   =~ -» rslsifrfizfrffiiirii-ees:
for Ice crenm, frozen deunu.
4, GREATER DEPEND-IBILITY
5- Year Protection Plan
on the sealed-In mechnnicnl unit.
Backed by General Moron.
N In an!
Cube~Rele|le in all ice tnys.
2. GREITER STORAGE-ABILITY
New 9- Way Adjustable In-
terior/ Ends aid-fashioned crowd-
ing end "dish-iuggling."
 
R. T.   Charlottetown
OPTOMETRIST
SPECIAL nE|>iu~:sEN'rATlvE» ng; Martini MONTAGUE, P. E. 1.
F. A. 5. JONES. i»mfIMPiONiimi» C"“"°“°*°“'“ Onfieggggggd wi"-
Summerside
CRASWELL for Photographs
_.il if I nuidad to their Rent- Arch-l
_Q ` 1 3 ouu.xsoN s for better Periiiaii phone 41, oi ion at a. J.
.u eiit waves L sol 5 za tr Dm store. Montague
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_ _*______ _____;;f___` _.W ________V___; ;-1-_ Street., will be the only Drugstore; we meim during our big Economy
*“ “"' ~ ' -~~~~f~ -i o en f
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 “""r2i°l..1‘:.‘f.fl.tl   °“““ “'°”" “°°' S eb \\'
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@x gziences 0 fl/ [ ...’T.?i°..“`f.;`.§iT“..‘!Ii§.’i”‘.§‘..'l`2.§" °3ii;I Will Photograph and  ,,,\..i \\° §;':.i,.ia
P a  0 e 0 .igorcwilikclose caclilglvegniiisdliiy iitl R d   _ w¢`.m|\\ “I Fo* baao
Limcéecé noon. iplézafé  Rmebua 5 g\y\|\§ fam \O
n \\\%
an* “°°P‘ iid. “‘°\I°w in "A" momma*
lim. AND rms. HERBERT w. (C1-in
Flatts, Charlottetown, announce the
engagement of their younger daugh- E-11?" 91° Wsplc" °f B°‘m°m
ter Emily to Arthur Stirling, son of 0
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Woolner, and C0'°P¢fBU°“ 01' °°fn¢u'U?'
North Rustlco. Marriage to tslie ard. and °f»h¢f Am¢'l’l°°-H W-
pliwc the last of June. L-1224-6-8-ll sitles as well as the Olnidi-l~l\
oun s'roRE will be closed wed- month on Kerivs Island. N. B.. in
nesday afternoon, June 9th. Store the Ba oi’ Fund The Island Wil
. .  The Gentraltiuardian E¢1Sfe”"G"“"d"""
f l _
. . *BUBSCBIPIIONB
Charlottetown Guardian
gqvemment, will start work thi-‘i
as”
ggi?
H*|»
M  DAY’ _ '_'  ‘  UHAKLUIFIIETUVVN GUA§D  I 1 =
<*e\.\
.lUNlfL_§, li,
i=iurrsw1cx.Miun. Jw "-
;_..Ari expedition conducted
lege and with the Beeilt-llwe
“ ¢l\ 1 Y ou
ol, \“ iii' *'° ¢v°“
‘s f,0 u “Y wi _ OM Mui.
\o°\
‘ln T mg  °\\\¢T
you A gl mo\\‘l
me on “ye ¢b\\¢\i
\°\“ p\p¢| gd R”
\\\ Y°u‘ ‘\\ b°
\\m¢ “‘
closes at 12.30 P. M. Moore & MC- be
Worthy's pupils. L-1201-6-8-li. fi-
the
Leod, Ltd. L-1202-6-8-11. _gele
-1 tion
RECITAL by Prof. Thompson's T
pupils. St. Pnu.l's Hail, June 10th. tion of William A. 0. Gross, of
including Dance Numbers by Miss Bow
om
he expedition under the aim-
y.
useil for 8- base for the varied
ntuic missions ol the erpefil-
doin University. will° attempt
their Island base to record
calls of various rare birds by
1 Mrs. l_»eonn.rd Mllrphv. The
; will be closed nil tiny. V me e,q-,edition will be 9, seEplane‘
1184-84-21- `fiirnisii<~d by Aiirlcl U. Eli-d.l
-m Bowdoin Alumnus The ane will
NOTICF T0 HOG GROW!-IRS- be
Arrangelnents have been made be~
> . . ‘ - ~ - . l-ii.
the Company, Mi; Martin has The lrensul'er's rfport sllowed ‘ Hfn-va,-5 0l~,5eWa¢0;-v_
been sel'\'lllg at lviontreal as Sup-i R.vel‘ Sub-division ol the Catholic M
. - - i mo
fill sen"ce Iwere hc`d All the clio e '
v Colins
Second Vice Pres Mr James
Hughes. Third Vice-Pres, Mrs. D.
J. Carmichael Secretary, .\'i’l.=s
Cathei"ne M:zeEncllrrn. 'I`l'e:lsurer,
Cliziplain, Rev. P, D, .\IricGuigun
in his remarks c0ngrat.llllltetl the
retiring olfirtus for the whole
hearted inleret. they look in the
work oi’ the Leaglle.
T
[Tim I\ll|lnr|l'n (ur (`|il|l»i
Personals
Friends of l\'ll's. W. R. Dennis,
will be glad to learn tlmt. although
still in the hospital. she is making
satisfactory progres\
Mr. w. J. Kano. Manager of the
Maritime Divison of the E. B.
Eddy Co., Ltd. is at present visit-
ing the province.
Mr. A, P. Ceretti. Borden, nt-.
tended the Boy Scout Council
meeting yesterday.
The mllny friends of Miss
Doris Boylan will regret to learn
that she hus entered the Hosllftlil
for an operation.
Road Workman.
Get 3 Cent Increase
HALIFAX. June 7-(CPN -AH-
nouncement of it general increase
of thrce cents ner hour for Novo.
Scotia Hlghlwly <‘l'i'iD10)'C0S WHS
made last night by Highwllys
Minister A, S. l\’lncMillan.
Road wol'ker_i; were being paid 27
cents at present and the Govern-
ment announcement would jump
this figure to 30 cents, effective
immed'ntel_v.
PIMPLES
::::.i~ -;»°~..»~ °'
IW
Minnrife. undunppll ` el:
mixturenncedali . /Helm-
ple treutment which will
Clear up your sliinl
r||NARn'5
L|~i~ii:NT
Evlaslcllr '
Exllmlmirloll
Fitting and Supplying Glasses '
Etc.
H. J. MABUH
S. S. "MAGNHILD" will take radio and sound film. 'I'he calil
Live Stock and General Cargo for will be picked up first by E sensi-
St. John`s, Newfoundland next tive Microphone, equipped with 5
Saturday 12th June. A.P'ol<artl 3; reflecting mine,-_ which will be
C0.. Agents. L~1206-6~B-SL ieniltlve to sounds within is half
wlloLEsAl.Ens CLOSED ALL
my wsnxsslmi'-As wcdnes- we
day. the 9th. oi June, has been trwsmmm-_ then reem-ded gn film
ploclillmell the day to celebrate on a sound trunk 30 miles away_
the King‘.~; Birthday, all Wliolc- This branch of me work will be
sale Grocers, Wlitllesillc Fruit under me direction of Albert R,_i
e 0 Mercllalit. llu<l lo _ -
f <. WI 1@S"1€ C°"f0C Brand oi' Cornell University.
tionery Offices. and Warehouses, A
VLR‘\0‘\ RHER C W L -
il .
mT(lie,cai1s will then be carried
i- is long caible to s. shortwave
mong the equipment used on
~ _ . pl
used to make En serial map of
Island and surrounding dis-
catlrer observations. especially
D
of Fiindy, sea temperatures
. ii:.y:-
2. Adele King; 3. Hazel Martin.
Kelly.
Q
Marv Coyle; 3. Bemice Haughey.
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l 
3 in I N ll 
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with the co-openit'ons of
eanwhlle orlthologlcal data.
ts. and other wild fowl.
Island will be the installation of a.
G
Roslin
Cii+ smoking loboeeo
SMOKING
Bradley.
ers.
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ROCHFORD SQUARE SCHOOL
Honor Roll for the month oti
Grade X-1. Mary MB/cDonald;I
2. Grace Perry; 3. Helen Cullen.
Gmde D(-1. Mary McCloskey,
Grade VIII-l. Phyllis Rossiter,
2. Miu-y Henncsscy; 3. Frances
Grade VIII-1. Alfrelda Rogers.
2. Eunice Condon; 3. Gertrude
uinn.
1 
Strawberry
Boxes
ONE CARLOAD.
best make regulation
sizes in quarts and
pints.
We have SPECIAL
LOW PRICES this
year.
WHULESALE
and
RETAIL
Order now the straw-
berry crop promises to
be a large one this year.
For sale at our SEED
STORE Queen Street.
Garter & Go.
Limited I
All Eyes should'
Be Examined _ i'nII'v'i-' nies. .nine zz. 19:1
_
No authority ching mg; gn
bye service will eeun ALL
cyel to lee normnlly.
But they LII Ncollllle that
xy no other means om the
desired results be secured, and
they snort that the ideal
plnn would be to have every
pnir of eyes undergo In el-
lmlnltion.
L
You would be who to treo
with them. I
G. F. Hutcheson
.i |0150 Three Rivers
7 'u/:Ive Year: or ag: HALF IARE
any 751.-Ml Agni!
GAIIIIIIIII II|T|0II|l
I es- slwl mlw F”
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SAILS 3
TIMES WEEKLY
T0
BOSTON
BEGINNING JUNE 1 4
S. S. lllllt John lille lrom l0ol'l Ptllnt
Whlrf. Saint John, It 1130 F.M. (A.T.),
Mondlyl, Thvridlyl Ind Sltunflyl. lo-
lllmlnn Mondly. -Nlll H. Sllllnil $l¢ur~
du, June I2, nrovleul to ehnnno. Due
Denon lellewliie momlne. Faire from
Sllnl John, $10 uno vlly; from Chlrlittlv
sewn. F. E. I.. le louen. $13.90. lull een.
rinonlui u Seine Jenn tram ell Interior
paints. Sunrooms, $1.60 up.
Eastern
STEAMSHIP LINES
0 lpI|yl|\yClnldIlll Nlllonll llllwlyl
Compeny ticket omoo, or Reefs Paine
Whlrf, lllnt Jnhm
M lliiii mp
BARGAIN
FARES
$|0.o0
Montreal
'2-25 Ottawa
'5°°° Toronto
900 Quebec
Que.
From All Stations on
PRINCE EDWARD ls1.ANn
como | L
FRIDAY, JUNE ll, 1981
Except Toronto, Wed..
June 28, l9l'l
Children ol Flw and under
7`|'¢hl.v Good in
DAY COACHES ONLY
No Beluga Checked
lor Furfhnln/orvnulion Consul!
Uu Canadian National Trlegrqlhr
  L 
Grade V11-1. Rota Berrigan: 2~ 2
Julienne Gallant; 3. Mary iw
Grade VI-l. Frances Duffy; 2. Lu
Garde VI-1. Frances Howatt; 2. 3
Frances Steele and M a r
Y M`u
artinger, 3 lrenoeus Duffy End
ri a
'rue Luxumous »T“‘“"
Frances Mcdulgan; 3. Betty Grade III-1. Derma, Rogers;
oC0ri'mBck. Dorothy Gallant; 3. Gertrude
Grade V-1. Anna. Doiron; 2. shepherd.
uisa Rossiter; 3, Eleanor
Teresa 'I‘rai.nor; 3. Mildred Som- 'pm
Grade II-1. Celina.
Th lie
Grade IV-l. Phyllis Cannon: 2. Eileen Brown~ 3
nces Steele; 3. Helen Larter. Grade I-I.
Grade IV-1. Ethel Trainer; 2. Rita Gallant; 3
Margaret/to Lund; 3. Shlrleyxrfgon.
Leigher.
\ if
f/\
Q MX 'll
OCEAN TRA VEL
lam the representative of nil well known
steamship lines. For cruise or one way trips
consult,
W. K. ROGERS
181 Queen Street Phone 5.i0
sr' :iss Qian 
Delicious
Tekle d’|\Me noel:
moderate! y priced In
Dining Cm
Hrnlilel
50:, 65:, Ile, Sl .00
L l.
1s¢.,'$'5¢.f°i'i.oo
Dinner
$1.00 $1.25 $1.50
I I
n»T»a
I In wh Men.
To Jllper and Return from
01W”
itil ith
nfl”
national
Park » °
eo route
Park
meals.
LOW RAII. FARES
LONGER LIMIT
$183-M Flrll Clllll $102.15 Tolifllf
` Berth nm
yur lm: i it//1 1.411 /mid' ff""¢""'
lgflnzr all ZIII parh'¢‘Il/4"!-
w. x. moans iioENcrEs mn.
ni omni ea. P*'°“° “'
CANADIAN NA(.
TO [V[RYWH[l?f IN
Grade III--1. Edna Pow
inor. Joan Sherren; 2. Joan
Grade V-1. Wanda. McMillan; Margaret Pineau
Anna Hernneeeey; 3. Jemesene Howatt.
llin. Grade II-1. Jean Roaiche
Grade V-1. Willa Fitzgerald; 2. Bemadette Trainor; 3.
Un CUylGZ 3- Margaret Bulger and Bcmndctte
Grade V_I_-:_P'~tr.i°_1=1__1°@'1d€rwE» Keoush.
" 1*” '"'“”“"'“`“"""`_ Grade IV-1. Florence Douoette, H 1 l m ia, Cannon;
. Theresa. Gaudet; 3. Joyce Mc- Molyneaux.
Grade I-1. .
delightful trip in th? *““
comfort of the Continent
. . the scenic. srlendor Of
and ol you ar¢