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lloveliest lal<e in the _ --"

slips into the still waters. Brilliant eir gay heads. Mountains pierce the

- sl<y_ Follow the trails on horseback, on loot _ _ _ or by motor

to Banff Springs. Dive

through thc air _ _ . into a pictur-

esqueflrecian pool. Dance moon'-lit evenings away to the' strains olsolt music. For Chateau l_al<e Louise is a Canadian

Pacific Hotel . _ . ancl

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g Greatly Reduced Fares ' ` Jails: Ticks/ Agent

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ubscribers may have ates, spoons and forks `

many you require and

n-advance subscribers. V 6 inch plates for _ _ . . 5c forksfor..........5c teaspoons for _ _ . _ . 'I 56

ption Department

ABEEWET HQTEL .. - 1, BORDEN, P. E.1 PELLWURA

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Modcm accommodation, r

water in every room. Rooms iws. Individual garages. Rate $3.00 had $3.50 per day. Meals served at all lwurl. Special Sunday dinner from

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(Signed) MRS. R. L. CERETTI,

Managcn'

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Cameron Block. Charlottetown,

McLeod & Bentley

J. A. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY, K. C.

Barrister and Attorney-at-Law Oilcez 180 Richmond Street

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Mcbonald .& McPhee'

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-»DBlNK Msc's hop Ale. i , 1-D-till Aug. 8.

_MINK farming pays at $250.00

per pair. Order special mink nettinB at Bracc's. 8972-7-731-Zi.

-ASK FOR Mao! Hop A18.

'I-9-till AUS. 8

-11' PAYS to use genuine Mobil

E. A and B. motor oil. Bold at Bl‘loe`s. 0988-B-l-21.

-BUY Columbia Ignitor dry radio

A. B. O. and wet storage radio, auto storage batteries, wholesale and re- tail at Brace‘s. 6972-7-31-2i.

-WANTED-By married msn with

experience, position on Fox Ranch. Apply Guardian Office, Bummerside.

6998-B-i-3i.

-FOUND--At Cavendish, gold

Watch. Apply J. L. Linkleiter, Sum- merside. 8999-8-1-li.

-KENSINGTON L.S.S. Clubload-

ing hogs. lambs, ist sheep and vesl calves Wednesday of each week up till noon. John A. Dougles, Secy.

6795-'I-20-ti

-RECOVERING FROM OPER-

ATION-Msny friends on the Island will be interested to know that Mr. Clifford DeCoff of Taunton, Mass, is

making a wonderful recovery from his recent operation for a. tumor at the back of his left eye, which was performed st the Petre Bent Breghsn H0SP1ts1 in Boston. Mr. DeCoff is at home now after several weeks in the hospital As soon as he is well enough to travel Mr. DeCoff will come to the Island to recuperate. --S

-STUDYING TH!! OYSTEB IN- nvsrmr-Mr. Necaier Br Toronto and M.r. Duchemln of Dalhousie Uh- lversity have for the past three weeks been making a study of the oyster industry for the Biological Board, Ot- tawa, making their headquarters at Bldeford River. They are endeavouring io get data regarding the exact spawn ing season and the temperature and salinity of the water in connection with oyster culture They are co-op- eratlng with Mr. Dodge, who has been in charge of the work for the past two years. When laid before the Department the information gained will no doubt prove of much value.-S.

-S MF

- BUSINESS CHANGES - Mr.

l-‘tesgh 'Finney who for the past sev-

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CDUISES

The Canadian Pucldc has its own oilicel ln 35 Asiatic ports and 52

- European cities . _ . regular

routuoovering |,wo~thirds of the globe . . . connecting systems auch sa Ststo Railways of India . . . cruise experience covering 500,000 miles. This greatest single travel system presents these cruises for 1929-80.

ROUND-’I'HE-WORLD hom New York, Dec. 2-187 days. Empress of Australia, 21,850 gross tons. From $2000. MEDITERRANEAN Two cruises 73-da each; Empreu of Scotland (Fyeb.4) . .. EmprelofFrance(Feb.13).Both from New York. As low 1115900.

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~ PRGEC 1 u home in Montreal.-8.

i eral years has held an important no sitlon in the office of the Glnldlan Silver fox Breeders' 'Association. Bummerside, has taken an executive position in the office of Mr. George R. MacQuarrie. Mr. John I-I. Wright who has been assistant town clerk it is understood has resigned that pc- sltlon and will succeed Mr. Tinney in the Silver Fox Breeder's Associa- tion,

-ROSS-MILLEB klbbo puppy

meal contains charcoal. meat and bonemeal. Sold wholesale and retail at Brs,ce`s. 6988-8-1-Zi.

-SURVEY OF RICHIVIOND BAY

COMPLETED-A survey party compris ing about twenty men have been engaged since May last ln surveying Richmond Bay and adjoining waters for the Department of Marine and fish- eries. A complete map has been drawn by them during their survey work. The report of the survey and the map will no doubt be submitted to the Department at an early date and will contain valuable data in connection with that branch of the service. The party who were a Jolly bunch of fel- lows, had their own tents and cook- ing equipment. During their stay in the district inany social activities were arranged for their be)'ieflG_ They are now engaged in similiar work in New Brunswick.-S.

-SUCCESSFUL BALElN0l. for

some time has ther; been so much interest shown by local buyers and interested parties from outside points including people from Chsrolttetown as was evidenced ut the sale oi priv- i ate and antique furniture of the

merside. on Tuesday afternoon. The sale commenced at I o‘clock and con- tinued all the afternoon. The bidding was brisk and prices realized were in many cases exceptionally good. For discriminating buyers there were

some very interesting antiques which

candlesiicks and quaint brass bowls from China., also some very old fash- ioned China. pieces. The outstanding feature of the sale was, however, the keen bidding for s. very beautiful grandfather clock which was brought from England by the late Miss Maw- 1ey‘s parents and was finally knocked down to Mrs, (Dr) J. A. McMurdo for $300. A side board of mahogany fetched the handsome price of $205. Other pieces including s. very beauti- ful antique sewing table brought ln' the vicinity of $90 each. The total amount realized was about $20,000, a little more or less. Mr. F. J. E. Wright was aucticheer. It had been currently reported that t.he extensive building which comprises the Clifton Hotel. Gourlles drug .store and the Summerslde Ranching companys oi- fioes, had been sold recently to Mr. Frank Johnson, the proprietor of the Silver Fox Inn, Summerslde. The deal. however, had not been consu- mmated up to the time of the auc- tioning of the furniture and it was therefore-dpen for sale and was pur- chased by Mr. J. E. Dalton, propriet- or of Gourlies drug store, who it is understood. paid in the vicinity of fifteen ihousand dollars for the property. Mr. Dalton is taking im-H mediate possession.

PERSONALS

-Mrs. William Anderson of St.

Peters is visiting in Summerslde the guests of the Misses MacFarlane.-S.

-'Miss Ida Murray has returned

to her home in Summerslde after visiting in Lot 7-S. -Miss Alice L. Mcquarrie of Bos-° ton, is spending the holidays in Bum- ` merside with her brother Mr. W. A. Mcquarric, Summerside.

_ -Mr. Gordon McDonald, who was one of the most popular young men on the staff of the Royal Bank in Summerside before he was transfer- red to Glace Bay, N. Suis on a brief visit to Bummersids and is accom- panied by his father, Rev. Mr. Mc- Donald of Glengarry, N. S.-S. _

-Mrs Victor Morris and her three children, who have been visiting Mr.- and Mrs. C. B. Morris. of Summerside for some weeks left, on Tuesday morn- ing ior Halifax where they will visit

estate of the late Miss Georgian; P. iN. B. They were accompanied by Mrs. Mawley at the Clifton House, Bum- 'Will strong who will visit in .Nova

included s. number of solid brass lMacLean paid a. brief vigig, to his

ied States. His wife died some years

Csmpbelton, N. B.. ate V111!!-DI’ ill Summerside, the guests oi the imm- er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Ram- say.-S. _

-Mrs. Daniel Steele and Mlrs. W. E Daley of Boston, Maul and Mrs. J. T. Murley of Charlottetown are at present visiting their parent-I, hir. and Mrs. Ching oi Summerslde.-S..

-Mrs. Major Strong of Toronto arrived in Summerside Tuesday ev- 'ening to spend t-he summer with

Mrs. F. W. Strong.-S. i

-Miss Helen Mills, daughter of

Mr and Mrs. _Ernest Mills of Summer- .side has returned from a pleasant visit with Miss Ellen Trito at her

‘home in Salisbury. N. B. Trite 'accompanied Miss Mills on her re- turn imd will visit in Bummerslde for a week or two.

-Mr. John L. Green (Jr.) of Burn-

merside, who has been with the Roy- al Bank of Canada at Windsor, N. S.

‘has just been appointed manager of their branch at Eldon, P. E. I.-8.

-.Miss Georgie Lafferty left to re-

isume her duties in the Hospital, ,Littleton N. H. on Thursday morn- ing accompanied by her sister. Mrs. George Hogg who intends spendingl n month visiting friends in Boston and vicinity,

-Mr and Mrs. Redmond and Miss

Redmond. who have been visiting ,their friends in Summerside, have re- tumed to their home in Moncton

Scotia for a short time.-S.

-R/Sv. B. Vans MacLean. B.A., oi

Lsnnock, Ontario, arrived on the Is- land on Tuesday on a visit to his parents. lvfr. and Mrs. William J. MacLean, of Central, Lot lil. Mr.

uncle, Mr. A.E. MacLean, M.P., at his home in Summerside. .

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Eastern Guardian

..°Asx von Mm Bop Ale.

'I-9-till Aug. 8

..*ROBlN HOOD FLOUB ia guar-

anteed to please you better.

._*.lUST RECEIVED a. ear ,of

Cedar Shingles. H. H. Cox.

6953-7-30-Si.

..’BEREAVEMENT - The death

‘occurred in the Boston City Hos- .pital on July 25th of James Mao- ' donald, aged 85 of Charlestown. Mess. a native of Georgetown P. E. Island. 'He had his hip broken as s resu-t of a full downstairs in his home, the injury proving fatal. For about sixty Years, Mr. Macdonald has resided in the United States, where he carried on his trade as carpenter and build. er for many years, He is survived by sons and daughters also in the Unit-

ngo_ lie was a brother of Mr. Robert Macdonald and Miss Mary Macdon- ald of Bumt Point and an uncle of Mr. Reuben Macdonald of the Pat- *rich

..°CllURCH ARMY CRUBADERB

-The Church Army Crusaders from England, which are touring Canada. under the direction of the bishops and clergy of the Church of England, conducted a. mission in the parish of Georgetown. under the direction of the Rov. Canon Malone, M. A., Priest Incumbent of St. Peters Cathedral. Charlottetown. There are foul- Crusaders in the group which are covering the Island. Capt. Gibson, Capt. Humphreys, Dips, Mu-shgu ma Sister Baker. There are twenty Cmsaders in all. who are conducting Crusaders Missions at the present time in N. B. and N. B. On Sunday the Crusaders motored to Montague and held a service..-A.

..°AF’l‘EB. A LONG ABSINCI

Mr. Dan Joseph McPhee, Chicago, but a native of Bouris Ling Bold. where he left as a boy, forty years ‘ uso. is Plvins his out visit to his relatives and old friends of his boy- hood. For the past twenty-one years Mr. McPhee has been a continuous member of the Chicago police force. and only a few months aio retired on life-pension. Chicago, ii it is wick-

frlenda before returning to their

eel, he says. In the score of years

ed, knows how to use their employ-

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“THE GREATEST TIRE THE WORLD HAS KNOWN

FOR many months ROYAL

MASTERS have been quietly

going out to motorists all over the country. Without publicity of any kind, except word of mouth re- commendation by actual users, the demand for Royal Masters has steadily increased.

It is the greatest tire the world has ever known, say motorists. It will ourwear any other tire. It is trouble-free - we have never

beard of one blowing out. Ir tracks true, steers easy. An it wea.rs-no- body yet knows how long.

NSTER

The massive tread of the Royal Master is double-thick - compound- ed without regard to cost. It is cured . by a. nevw slow process that toughens it not 'only against Eunctures but 'against che grinding a rasion of the road.

The carcass is built with extra plies of Web Cord, an exclusive Dominion Rubber fabric made without cross- rhreads; it is held together by pure rubber (latex). _ '1'he Royal Master is oversize. Or, rather, it is the fight .rize for real tire economy. Modem high-speed cars need this added margin of safety.

Sidewalls are guarded

In planning this tire, Dc- rninion Tire builders have built the Royal Master as well as it is possible no

This nm appears fn gold on every Royal Manu ‘Bn

against scuffing. Traction is made even more sure in the deeply-cur pattern of the tread.

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CHARLOTTETOWN

W. A. Gaudet Universal Motors Ltd. McLaine Service Station _ MONTAGUE-LN. J. Nicholson

SUMMERSIDE-A. B. L. Horne _ _

Not ¢Te' in five thousdftd

” years of

blowoutundertug

he escaped without a scratch and, he says, he never was forced to shoot. He is a splendid type of manhood. weighs 224 pounds. but. so trained by constant physical exerciae, that he looks but 100 or 190. He sees changes on the old Bouris`Line Road. His two uncles' families an dead or gene abroad, of his score of cous- ins only one remains. Sergeant Mo- Phoe is a grandfather. Hia wife died two years ago. His family is well settled.

PERSONALS

‘ ..'Miss Bybil Poole, Montague, re- cently visited Georgetown. A

..°Miss Webster McNeil, George-

town. is visiting in Obarlottotcwn, the ilieat of Mn. Fred Blanchard.-A.

..°Mra. Catherine Ledwell, Char-

lottetown, metered to Georgetown on Thunday.-A. '

..°1¢r. Heddon Molson. Montague,

recently visited A

..'Mr. MacDonald and son Jack.

Boston, motored to Geortetown, and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McPhee.-A. ,

..'Mr. Wallace Grossman, Boston.

is visiting in Georgetown, the guest of his sister, Mrs. George Yorston.-A.

..°_Miss Dorothy Jenkins, George-

town, is visiting in Borden, the guest of her aunt., Mrs. William White.-A.

..‘M.iss Laura .Mossman, Bouris,

spent the week end in Georgetown. -A.

.nm-_ me Mn. Morisriiy, 1-niigsx.

N. B., are visiting friends in George- town.-A. '

._°Ths Misses\Jean McGregor.

Marjorie Gordon, Frieda Mahei and Florence 1"raser, Montague, attended Rollo Bay Tea. i

_' . .'M.i|s Florence Fraser, Montague, is visiting friends in Elmira and vi-

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..°Mrs. Joseph Johnson. 6605*'

town, rant the week end in sw#

the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Acorn- A

_.miss seth Douglas wh° SW"

month'e va/cation at her hom 3

Georgetown, left ‘Yesterday m°mm. for Jamaica Plain, Must. to f°“”“ ner duties as nurse in trailllill l' the Faulkeher Hospital.

` ._-Mrs. D. D. acumen or Jimi" ruin, Man., accompanies by ho’ °"° sons, David and Gordon. and Ml nephew Ralph Douglas arr1V¢d 1° ml city Monday night and left YHW' day for Georgetown to spend th* sunuriei-_ They made the triil bl' “W or cu, Dr, scennell will arrive ll!" to spend s fortnight in G¢°fS°"""

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