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well. Many people have found that an Electric Refrigerator more than pays for itself. Food dollars go farther. It is almost like getting an increase in the household budget. There is less waste from spoilage as foods are kept fresh four to five times longer, Left-overs can be kept for days and made into appetlzing dishes. Bargain day specials may be bought and kept with the assurance that they will be fresh when needed.

See the 1934 Canadian General Electric

Refrigerators on display at our store or any, dealers.

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-CONSULT Brace‘s about I paint

for the house or barn roof. L-6056.

-LADIES BICYCLE for sale, al-

most nvw. Taylor Drug Co., Ken- sinKt0lL L-5813

-OOLGATES GIANT SIZE

tooth-paste, 396, with tooth-brush. 50c. Taylor Drug Co., Kensington.

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with bath and modern conveniences on Harvard Street; Apply Percy L. Bownees. L-0040.

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Borden and Summeraide, via Trav- ellers Rest and lftlerbrook, Goodyear truck tire and rim. Diamond tread. ‘size 600 x 20. Finder please notify John L. Read, Borden, P. E. I. Re- ward. L-0098,

-ISLAND LADY MAKES HER

DEBUT-Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bell, of Summerside, rcceived word by tel- egraph that their daughter, Mrs. Gladys Beverley Owen, well known as an opera singer, would make her debut on the Radio Commission Net- t

ist Ramyond Mullins. Many Island friends had the rlvile e of listenin

town is Summerside, P.E.I.-S.

Prince County. Some time ago mem- : bers of the Fish and Game Associa-

tion had an interview with Mr. S. T.

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wonk on Sunday from Toronto. She M was accompanied bythe famous art- Victor Suwler, of Kentville, Nova il

the Island. in which the matter of C restocking the trout strcains was dis- of cusscd. Mr. Gallant promised to do G what he could in bringing the _7 streams back to their former stand 3

FARIIY BUS & TIIXI SERVICE ;;;l,~,,;;; ,,=,l;;,,-my gas. :.i;f‘f;;';i;;°..“.lll

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L-6056.

*"D3~ CARSON. Chiropractor,

Charlottetown, will meet his Burn. inerslde patients at the Mawley House each Tuesday and Friday afternoons. L-5065_

In *the S'slde Police Court on, Monday m0!‘niD8. a drunk and, incapable was fined $3 and costsn One drunk who did not appear 'had his bail of $10 estreated.-S

Raymond Arsenault, who was; sentenced to two years in Doi--;

man last week was 'taken ovel- to Y Domh

Line, 0, the R_C_M_P__s tague. Mrs. Shaw was formerly

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char or Mr. M. P. Driscoll cr M merslde will be pleased to

ovement from his serious ilness is

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--i left” th” he is making mm? Im'f‘ the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. P.

Mir. Archibald pastor of Bedeque

nited Church conducted the ser-

bell, taking the service 'at Bedeque. ‘b -S rl

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-MR. AND MRS. G. RUSSELL p

he engagement of their daughter

Upper Canard, N. S., ln July. L-6045.

-SPECIAL DIUSIC-The male

rside. at the moining and evcn~ service A made quartette, con-‘

and Sidney Pattello, sang bothl orning and evening.-S ]

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horal Society, under the direction,

eorgcs Hall, Kensiilgion, Fl'iday.fpi une 22nd. Matinee for childl-cn S

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trout streams “f P'i“°e Ed""'?‘rd I5' was a Haptlsmal service on Sunday

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ummerside. The ceremony look ace immediately after the regii- in

g Fortune 8.15 s.. in. the Maritime Provinces, and along 1

ningwciru 0.25 c. m. its bélhks are scmetc; thle isll;1d's - oi

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..... 8.50 EI. m. placed! inpthe streams inythe vicinity H15 Gm" L°"" “as Wndercd by

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, nsuihi-can 9,45 g, m, number have been placed in Dunk -TARGET HUUSE T0 BE RE- . ciml..t¢¢t.,wn__ 10,05 ,_ m, River. and lt is expected thu: lin cu- BUILT - Col. E. ii. stl-cug, Kc.. .1

ultlcnui allowance will bc placed ln M-C2. he-S been authorized by thc|

.the choir, Miss* Amanda. Cannon C1 taking the solo parts.-S lC_,._

r service, Rcv. Mir. Watierworth so ficlating. The anthem. “Just like

Headquarters in Uhlllotlietoill -B-ED INDIAN SERVICE STATION this stream. Mr. Nell M&CL€0d,tish- Department Of Nl1lfi0Ul1l DCf€llC€ Htl

Human,” in sq-',u_LlNNox HOTEL (mes mspecto, for E53 prince' has Ottawa, to proceed ut once with the L

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Bu 'ul 'wp on “ln” ‘t numb* M mum suit was Renéh grey* ML and Mm and the bride lookcd vcry wlllfontc

Headquarters ln Charlottetown, Old Spain Tea Rooms. wood are well and favourably known in 3 “OSS Of Dale slefll- The bfi-'irlwll

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crossing over to the mainland. Where they will visit pointg of interest in thc Maritimes The brides truvclllugi

M. F, Schurrnan at Co. His bride is one of Summerside’s most popular lyoung ladies, and before ner marri- lage was the recipient of many beau-

“ W" '_""' - mul gms among them being .1 l0ve_ of the bride. After a dainty lunch

,ly table lamp from the choir of the ,Presbyterian Church. of which she lis a member. Upon their return Mr. .and Mrs. Wood will reside on Eus- tane Street, where Mr. Wood has built a handsome residence. 'I‘he Guardian joins in happiest fellcita- tions.-B.

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-Y-~ -WEDDING 'BELLS _ A very dergo other repairs such as new tel-,

pretty wedidng was solemnized at €llh0fl€ l>01€S Bild H1108- The butts

__ me Presbyterian Manse on sgtur- will also be repaired and ndditiolzlll -f

_ day, June isth at 'l ll. m. when Miss flas holes placed on the top of the c

Jean Alexandra, Lyle, daughter of Stop butt for additional sfalctv for f

Mr. Horace Lyle was unitled in mari- the tpublicnwhelni thick mel? :lic in

rlage to Mr, Robert Wil ard Woo . DI‘l1ClC@- le S CWH Wi H150 1'0-

son of the late Egbert J, Wgod and lgeivc battlention. The work will bc

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CHARLOT'IETOWN SOUBIS ELMIRA l'0l1nK couple were unattended. The _ _ _ .. .

bride was attired in a lovely dress Th Y.

LEAVES 'IIME of powder blue with hat and acces- Neg] An gl V* 5;- ‘_C‘m‘“ »_°_ cluu-icttetcwu 4.10 r. ivi. soricsln matching shades. Her bou-| I' ‘» “'“5.;‘° ~ ff’ _““ ‘“ Mt. Stewart 500 P M. quet was _pink roses and fern. lm- joyable time ""“°“ “°‘gl'I°°l~‘ “ml

""'°°""‘° ’ P' medmtely after me ceremony the friends gathered to tclldcr ft :~llo\\'cl'

young couple motored to Bordeml to Miss Anna. llniygcrtj/, dnuzlltcr of

Mr. and Mrs. Jcllri ILl;ll:l.j, one of this m0nth’s brides. The livilllz iccm ` was rle;\“.1tcd ln growl nllil white

Moase and M s clic l a nn opened the gifts mid Mi:-,.; Lakin read the verses. The gifts were very lovely and testified to the popularity

the guests held an impromptu dance. = Before leaving all wished Miss Har- ' getty every happiness.-S.

-SAD BEREAVEMENT - The

sympathy of their many friends goes out to 1Vi‘r_ and Mrs Joseph L. Perry of Summ<\l'side in thc_ death on Sunday night of their daughter, Ola, from pneulnollia. at the tender age fo 22 years The bereavement is parti;-ulnlly :\'.fl_ as her mother is seriously iil in the Prince County Hospital. Ola will

is d ver much ln the faml

Charlottetown Guardian lil! Il handed $0 their R090. Anhih Bllml

STALLION at McNeill's stables ev- ery Friday lnstead of every two weeks as advertised. Leaving Char-

-S'SIDE POLICE COURT - lottetown at 4 p.m. for Pownal.

John Annear. L-6070

,Friday evening at Montague by the Charlottetown Male Chorus was lmucli enjoyed. Proceeds were in aid

-TAKEN T0 D0l}CI-IESTEIE -`°f

chester Penitentiary by Judge In-illlllllel Maine- 3°°°m9°n‘°d by h"

mer in charge of Constable niece, Miss Eileen Nicholson, of Mon-

|" dbothl Mt dLower

sport slice. special $3.25. r-_ w. r,"‘MP“°"“G '~ Th” lmmvlmen S " °“ me Im

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were delighted to hear Pringlg

, , speak at the Lower Mon agus an

‘“ExCu‘\-N(’I-"D PULHT5-R9V~ Montague services on Sunday.-H.

U vices both morning and evening ilywas given Mr. and Mrs. Colin Mc- Trlnity United Chuwh. Summer-,laomlu at their home, oommemiai side on Sunday, Rev. L. B. Camp-lcros on Wednesda evenin, June 6,

Y nd Hillside Oddfellows of Montague.

CLARK, of Cape Traverse, announce walnut flower stand was a gift from

abel Kathleen to Earle Winthrop WGS f0l'mBl'lY MI-S5 IYBDG R06-B.

Scotia. Marriage to take place at QLLOWGI' 1\’I0ntH_S§~-H-

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Yury soclation, is pleased to ieport that swing of Megrs John Mountam

Charlottetown - P. E. I. the Fisheries Dcpartmcnt nas been . _

r y restocking the trout streams in B. Graham Ro els, Wm, E. Folb

beliton, Lot 4, was a visitor to Sum-

. 3 ' merslde yesterday.-is

-CHONITA.-A Gypsy Romance.’0n M|_mday__s

An operetta. By tile Kcnsingtonj

Mrs. J. Edward Warren, in King f ed from me Malden General Hag-

ummerslde on a visit.-B

”°"’- K“”S‘“5t°“‘ Pm” 35° "gdsgig I dcllt of the canadian National sil-

' ' ver Fox Breeders' Association, is at-

tcndln the Fur Auction sales at

lildren, Miss June and Master Wil-

their home in Slllrimerside on Sa.ur-

”‘"“S~ ___ Missing Attorney

EASTERN Gllllllllll

_,e-nil eelum is resend tel

news e|.lasa| lnunlt b=¢

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phone 47, or left at H. J. Mahon? Drug store, Montague. L-7

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..*'I‘l-IE OONCEBT GIVEN on

the Klngg County Hospital.-H.

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..°Mrs. George Shaw, of Pres-

hree little children, is visiting her

iss Rita Davison and has many

ontague.-H.

°Rev. Dr. John Pringle, Sydney.

, at Lower Montague. Friends

..*A surprise post-nuptial shower

S. Y members of the Acme Rebekahs

omc lovely and valuable gifts were resented to the happy couple. A

the Rebekah Lodge. Mrs. McDonald

aughter of l\Tr. and Mrs. D. P. Ross

PERSONALS

-Mrs. George Taylor of Mal-

--Mr. Thomas Doyle of Camp-

-Mr- Herbert Huestis Of Oon- ay was in Summerslde on business

-Miss Mary Clark, who graduat-

tal recently has arrived home in

-Mr. George A. Callback, Presi-

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ontreal.-S.

-Mr. George H. Maccalliim, sec- tary of the Canadian National lver Fox Breeders’ Association, is Ottawa on business for the As- ciation.-S.

~M1's_ W. G. Church and her two

who have been spending the win- r months in Ottawa, returned to

-Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Paynter, of

iday. June l5t_n_-S.

-Miss Ruth Campbell. oi Mo.lt--

~M1‘S. Cl'0Sby Of SUml`f\*l1'3Id€ IS ' months after she last was seen, per- l

lcnvlus on Tuesday for Banff. where plexed authorities have extended sllc will pay an extended visit to rel- the inquiry 50 three comment; _

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Canadian National 'Ilelegraphs re-, ports he found a decided improve-I ment in business condkions and a' more optimistic outlook on the part 01 the people. Crops looked good and everything pointed to a great advance in agriculture and other lines of irldustiy over last year he remarked. Telegraph re- ceipts have increased he said, in- dicative of the upward trend which has taken place in business.

Mystery Surrounds

ong River, are receiving congratui- (A.P. By Guardian’s Special Wire) at-ions on thc arrival of a little son NEW YORK, June 18-What has n the Prince County Hospital on become of the brilliant woman at-

torney, Agnes Colonia Tufferson., who vanished last December a few days after she became the bride of

ose, was operated on in the Prince ,_ handsome yugogigviam ounty Hospital on Friday and is The disappearance of M155 Tuf. Iomg nicely-_S~ verson has developed into such a

bizarre mystery that today. five

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A sister, Miss Sally Tufverson,

Maritime Superintendent of iihe . " ff V »~ V -» --- 2*

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All sizes.

One carload of Rhynas & Son Ltd,

Window Frames and Glazed Sashes. l

` Spouting and Finish

One carload Johns Manville Ltd, Asbestos Shingles and Rooiings Direct from Factory.

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Vancouver.

pplication.

-Mr. Jallles Harris, of Slimmer- ,resides on Mmm-ea1_ __

-Mr. R. C. Howiitt, of Sumnlcr-A

b il l Hall

-Master Wchdal Hardy. son ci

-Mrs. Herbert MacQuaid, of

-Mrs. Oscér Johnson and Mrs.

side, received the congratulations ofi she was last seen after B quiet his many friends on Saturday uri the marriage in New York to Ivan

occasion oi his 82nd birthday. Mr. _ Harris is still quite active and enjoys, Ivmomch Poderjay' now under at ex .- _

‘cement health 'S the marriage, but when confroned

rest dl Vienna. I-Ie at first denied

by evidence admitted it had tak- en place The couple had met in

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Park apartment on Dec. 20, and

Mr. Gordon l~l.1rdv,ot Alhei:ton,R.R-., Set Wt in 5 i'9<Xl¢ab for 9- H“d5°n underwent an operation in the 'RU/el' Pier- '.I'heY Were lv have S9-Il' Prlnce Colinty Hospital and is dosng 6d f0l` EUYOPG 011 11 h°¥l€Ym00ll- ihccly,-S, Two days later Poderjay re-a.p-

peared at the apartment, casually told attendants:

,Rlcllniond, was operated on in the "My wife has gone ahead of me. Prince County Hospital on Satur- I‘ll see her when I get to Europe." day morning and is making a good Authorities here, some of whom recovery.-S. believe Mlm Tufverson is dead, have

sent an urgent cablegram to Vien- na requesting that the self s.yled

Andrew J0hI\S0ll Of I-DDB' Hillel' BN captain not be released under any

leaving this morning on a six ¢1r¢umgtgn°es_

months visit to Seattle, and other iviiigg Tufvel-gon 1-,gd $25,090 on- I r d P03115 Of inlefc-W'-3 deposit in a. New York bank before |

her disappearance

a definite clue that she was safe' and alive in England on .hat date.

New York investigators have

been tracing Poderjay’s baggage, especially a large, shining black, piece of luggage he guarded care- fully.

Stewards on the liner Olympic

said the voyage was one of seclu~ sion for the usually friendly Pod* erjay,

ANTIGONISH, N. B.. June 17-

Vincent Forrester of Monastery, held responsible by a coroner`s jury for causing the death, through neg- ligence, of eight-year old William Pelrlnc, has been formally charged with manslaughter. The boy, a son of Mr. and Mrs. James Pell-ine of Trcaadie, was killed on Thursday by a car driven by Forrester.

VENICE WILL SEE IIITLEII

f THURSDAY

ROME, June 18 ._ Chancellor

Adolph Hitler will arrive at Venice on Thursday noon fir his confer- ence with Premier Benito MusS0' lini, it was leamed authorltativeli to night.

Hitler is flying from Berlin, HI

will be accompanied by the Ger- man foreign minlstzr, Baron Coll- stantirle von Neurath.

Hitler is expected to remain Ill

Venice two days. His flzst confer- ence with Mussolini probably will take place Thursday uftcrn00ll~ Three suites in the Grand H0101 have been reserved for the NBII chleftain and his cntollrlwgt-

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Apply l\l||l|\ril'n Llnlment to cull. Police here muffled their investb'

gations with orders to witnesses

Eierclrt; :Is sheyhad a 'very lovabIi not to talk There is no happiness inltha home when the mothel

Worn 00| Woman Make a lla Ilona

_Quantity Wool Wanted disposition. Besides her parents, _ A. cablegl-am sent from L0nd0n R I issi lr and 'ed b th di b hold

Highest Cash Prices there are left to cherish her mem~ In 5° MIS 'I’llfVer00ns sister in Mon- HEALTHNS dutigs. Shen: run ¢Ii>wneaiIiI;vl:;c<?iI;lesngerv)t~IIu’:}md

Paid.

land, Maine. and four sisters at

ory, one brother. Paul, of Port- tie_aAln isxlgirgd 6:15:25. xfgé .ws lmtalzle, has shortness of breath, faint and ditrrloyd,

'_""` ’ Nut d ts ' th ` feeli '

home. Cecilia Georgie. Ella and TSPBCI-“I fi' Th# GIIUUIUII Cnmlk- GUIDE to France gud In. as shee:£Ii:ntog!I>edupaliI1d igggglilzgegi-tgdn%;:i die

A' BI‘0,CK & SON Winnie. to whoin much sympathy MONUTUN' N~ B-1 June 13 _ dm", oounged. I

267 King Street ig extern-1ed_ The func,-M is ,akin Back after a tour of inspection of This turned an extensive inquiry

g tile offices of the com any, which to India. in hope that she ml l-it Milbum’| H it N Pills will soon convince women

_ ,place this morning nt nine o'clocl: P 8 ~ ' ,

I (Opposite Railway f,-Um her hue home tr, SL Pauli, took him through the Annapolis be found there alive. I If' Il °°¢ |1°¢°“°l’Y *D l_\1ff°f» U f-|103' build UP U" I Station) ‘Church and Ceme,,ery__5 valley of Nova Scotia, the south The message has been one of the “WWW SYHWD llld bflflt bidi the f0l’l1l¢f I1°°I¢I’

Shore district of the province and stumbling blocks in the investlga- UWIVIIUI'

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