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has proven itself during the Fall Months of 1931, 1932 and 1933, in actual feeding results. Hundreds of Ranchers all over Prince Edward Island, and as far West as Saskatoon attest to the wonderful merits of this Ration for Fall Feeding.

Sunglo Fall Furring Ration is manufac- tured after years of Laboratory and Field work, to produce clear colored pelts with good body of fur and leather-Pelts with finish, and pelts that bring the high average prices.

FO MEN

Fall Furring Ration

August 15th to December 15th is the season for Sunplo Fall Furring Ration. Feed the entire ranch, adults and pups, breeders and pelters this Ration combined with meats and milk. Feeding Instructions mailed free, and in every bag of feed. Get your order in at once and start feeding, as the season has arrived.

If you have Feeding Problems you wish advice on, or wish to see animals that have been grown exclusively on Slmgln Feeds, we invite you to call on us at any time.

Other SUNGLO Products --

SUNGLO FOX BREADS (White,

Wholewheat Raisin, or mixed bread, dried and ground.)

,VITAMINERAL-the world’s greates£»

Mineral and Condition Powder for Foxes.

BOOST Island Industry and your

Also Save Money and Foxes by Using'

SUNGLO Flea Powder \ SUNGLO Worm Exterminator.

SUNGLO Ear Lotions SUNGLO Disinfectant

own proiits by Buying at Home, All

Sunglo Products excepting bread, manufactured at Summerside by Summer- side Labor Mr. Cahill had suffered with heart! ken. drain from the SYYUIJ. Mid Hr'

' trouble but was about his won; ssl range over the spouse. Pour over

Write for Prices, Descriptive Circulars, our usual Ho was taken suddenly iii; all some custard well flavored with

earl in the morning and passed! V8-H1118. and d9001'&f»€ the f0P Wlill

Latest Feed Schedule, or what have you. away before it doctor wuld refwhl Wh‘1PP°d °f°*‘"1»”“€@1l°° 'md ff fm"

ooseberries.

International Fox and Animal Foods Limited Summerside, P. E. I.

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'Eastern ouinnum

.."I‘hIn column il reserved for

news of local inltreiit but sd|:'ert|l»\-

ln; of a nrwny nature may e »

rt rl ne 2 rents a word strictly

cup Brazilian nut

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payable in advance.

..'SUBSCB.I;TIONS to The 5u8a"~

Charlottetown Guardian may be

handed to their Rept_ Archie riuino, °h°DPe\°- Mix fh°f°ushly with Phone 47’ or len at H__ _,_ Mabolfs orange juice. Melt chocolateand stir Drug Store, Montague, L.7 into first mixture. Work with a forkl

until perfectly blended. Pack into s- buttered square nan. when ni-m cut!

..'FOR SALE OR LEASE.-The

best Business Stand in the Mari- g,‘,;g`_mre5 and ron limes-Store (2 stories), show room. wharehouss located at Montague.

l . . » S§‘..i§?.2°ti§.“}$.‘“ °""’ T 2.533. wav COCHMNE

Canada‘s export of wheat in July

W 12,979,231 b ll 18 I th l I l1liJ8425,535. Thiixivierage exggrat :Else ment was ‘m“°“"°ed was 80,3 cents per bushel. The ex- Cmmme' 5°” °f the

. donald, and Miss Marjorie Glasgow,

9°” 1” July' 1933' 51° eawnni* daughter of Mr. and iviis. Arthur

bush l t 12,302,679, th mpoftziiricg being 15.1 oinilimiri Graham- G'“¥°W' July, 1932, the export was 19,620,224

caivny Fnurr cans: ‘

One-half cup pecan nut meats, 'fi

chopped figs. 'A cup stoned and chopped dates, 4 tablespoons shred- ded citron, l tablespoon orange juice, 2 squares bitter chocolate, powdered

Put nuts and fruit through food

ENGAGED T0 WED

LONDON, Aug. 17.-The engage-

meats, is cup

in powdered

today of Lord Earl of Dun- ` '

“DENTAL CHARM QUEEN”

At the World`s Fair in 01111580.

M155 G1“Sg°W`= father is Well Mildred M. smith zi, oi wubui-_

b h ls t 1,209,663' th known as an engineer in the Unit- WM-hu was U-_.3 gm among 33900 p:fwe57_f c;,ts_ In Julyflgsifrigg ed States and her mother is a pop- em,-ams havin the most am-active

Export was 12,060,817 bushels at $7” ular hostess in London and Vir-

l12.402, the average price 60.6 cents. Uma*

During the first four months, Ap-

r,t $38,703,711 during the some per- iod a year ago.

“I’ve changed my mind." '.i'ha.t's good. Does it work any better?"

Lord Cochrane is 48 years old and.

t a. great-grandson of the Cochranel

$et:v';,‘;Ly£ légmglftpxgffigdnggégyzegzlki who released Chile from Spanish ,l bushel* valued at 340 745 no cém_ domination. His father, now B1, in-

,ared Wm., 59,39-1366 bhshéls valued ivented the wartime smoke screen. l

In Iudhiana, India, various muni- ymems'

cipal councils have petitioned the _ government demanding that cinema Put mm ‘m mm "ying pm md sm' halls and theatres be prohibited over B hot me “nm pm is mt 'md from holding dancing exhibitions. 5

teeth. Mcbelland Barclay, aatist, `, was chief judge.

NUT BRI’l'I`LE.

Two cups granulated sugar, 1/ii

teaspoon cream of tartar, 1 cup nut

Stir cream of tartar into sugar.

ugar begins to melt. Reduce heat and cook until syrup is formed and

all the sugar is dissolved. As syrup

forms keep reducing the heat. When

- Just Received --

` Inside and Outside Panel Doors

All sizes.

Window Frames and Glazed Sashes.

One carload Douglas Fir Mouldings Spouting and Finish Direct from Vancouver.

One carload Johns Manville Ltd,

‘ Asbestos Shingles and Rooiings

Direct from Factory.

Pnces on Application

rsou's wnsavns

-Building Materials-

L. M. POOLE & CO.

completely dissolved and syrup is a golden brown, add nuts and pour onto a well buttered platter. Let stand in a cold place until hard. Re- move from platter and break into y small pieces.

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" One carload of Rhynas 8: Son Ltd, _

By 0. llorgmn. Asosclsted Press Stal! Writer (By Guardlaxfs Special Wire) NEW PORT, R.. I., Aug. 16.-Balm

bow, Harold S. Vimderbilt's new een- didate for the defence of the Amer- ica's Cup, today scored her first vic- tory over Yankee of Boston, skipper- ed by charles Francis Adams, former U. B. Navy Secretary. On corrected time, Rainbow also won the Astor Cup for sloops.

Rainbow led Yankee at the finish

of a 38.5 mile triangular course by about 61/. minutes. Vmitie, Genrd Lambert's old and ineligible esp boat, and Frederick Prinee's Weetunoe followed Rainbow and Yankee across

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the finish line in that order.

_-_ Adding interest to the contest was

COAL

DON"I‘ buy blindly. Come and see our Hard- coal on our wharf located west end of Water street. $12.50 per ton, base burner or furnace

H. R. LARGE & co.

58 Queen Street Phone 1000

the presence of the British challen- ger, Tom Bopwith’s Endeavour, on the course. The big blue invsder followed her prospective opponents around the course. she let them get well on their wly before she crossed the starting line, so little could be lesmed by observing her perform-

in fact, knew if Sop-

wss his best eiiorts.

received appmtbe-

rate sailing man by

back to her Oove under her her prospective

a line. Big yachts

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CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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E GUARDIAN

and Prince County Chronicle

-This column ls reserved lor news

of Ioed Interest but advertising of I newly allure may he lnlerted he l emu 5 word strletly paygbh in advance,

film. Taylor Drug Co., Kensington.

Call and get our prices. Cobb 8: Mackay, Summerside. L-8637.

-BEJUVENATE and insulate

your home with a coat of Insul Brick Siding. It will out down your coal ‘bill and increase your comfort. Sold lt B.race's. L-B245-8-I7-21.

ds and Fox supplies of all kinds b ds MacKay, Summerside.

'L-8657.

-POPULAR SPORT-Many peo-

ple are availing themselves of the privilege of visiting Mr. George Pro- fltt's shore ln Darnley on Wednesday afternoons and evc_nings to enjoy the swimming and the beautiful scenery.

-C. I. L. PAINTS covers more

surface, wears longer and looks bet- ter, yet costs no more than ordinary ypalnt. We carry a complete stock. Cobb & MacKay, Summerside.

L-8637.

-FINED $3 AND COSTS-In

.tho Bummerside Police Court one` drunk was fined three dollars and costs. S.

-SUDDEN DEATH OF ALFRED

.JAMES CAHILL-Citizens of Sum- mersida were shocked to learn oil' t e ver sudden death about 5301

_BEAUTIFUL COLORED PIC- TURES °' m°vl° 'tm with "ery now; galvanized coil spring, soft and

L-8310.

-WE ARE representatives for

the famous Dunlop Tires and Tubes.

-2 LBS. CREAMEEY BIfI".I‘ER.

for 45c, 10 bars P. at Ci. Soap Nc. Cobb at MacKay, Bummersido. i L-0087.

-REPAIR your damaged fence

i barb wire, sold right at Br|sce‘s.

L-8190-B-17-Zi.

-FIDOR MOPS 490, worth llwice '

the price. See them at Bra.ce’s. l

L-8190-8-I7-2l. .

-SEVEN MILE BAY Monday,

August 20th, dance, Tignish or- chestra. Admission 30 cents.

L-8604-8-17-Si

-ENJOYABLE PICNIC-Members

of the Eastern Star from Charlotte- town, Summerside and Stanley Bridge were invited guests at the summer cottage of Mrs. Eclwardi MacKay at Granville Shore on Wed- l nesday afternoon.-S.

-Goon oPENmG or Lon-i

STER SEASON-There were about 130 boats put out for the lobster season 'on the south shore on the opening day, between Higgins Wharf and Victoria. The weather was exceptionally fine and by sun- set all the gear was in the water. The weather msn continuing to be kind some good catches were land- ed today. Indicittions point to fair prices being paid the fishermen for their catch. B. ,

GOOSEBERRY TRIPLE

Put some sponge biscuits at thc

bottom of a glass dish, and if liked, inoistcn with a little sherry. If shiernp is not used, a little goose- berry syrup may take its placel Cook some gooseberrics in com tc

h Y ~ yesterday morning of Alfred James Cahill. A highly esteemed citizen.,

him. He was a carpenter of good renown and enjoyed a wide patron- age. He leaves to mourn his widow,, one daughter, Anna, Mrs. George’ Coyle, and four sons, Charles, Eric, Donald and James, all of Summer- side. The funeral takes place on Sunday afternoon at 3 o‘c10ck from his late residence, The Masons will attend the funeral in a body out of' respect for their brother Mason S

ir: phy at Qucen’s University. whose

PERSONALS

-Miss Dorothy MacKay, Mr. Gor- don and Mr. Tredway have returned: to Boston, after an enjoyable holiday, with relatives on Prince Edward Is- land.-S.

-Dr. Delaney of Wellington, ac-,

companied by his daughter, Edith, is visiting the Magdalene Islands.

-Dr] Richard Sharp :md his`

wife and family have returned to their home in Boston after spend-| ing some time with relatives on! the Island. During their visit they; were the guests of Mrs, Johnl Sharp. S.

-Mr. C. C. Abbot of the Sack- ville Tribune is registered at ihci Clifton Hotel, Summersidc, and ist visiting places of interest in Princel County, including the Experiment- al Farm, Milligan and Morrisonks

farm and other places. S.

-Mr. Weldon L. Crossman, a for-

mer Summerside boy, who has been I visiting relatives and friends on the ‘ Island for the past two weeks, left on Friday moming on return for Boston. He will visit relatives inl Anderson. N. B., and proceed to i Campbellton, N.B_, on Saturday, where he will visit a niece and nep- hew for two days. He will arrive » in Boston on Aug. 23rd to resume ; work on the Boston Traveller (daily paper).

manner so that the fruit ls not bor-

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PROF WA'l‘SON’s DAUGHTER.

WILL READ HIS PAPER I

AT THE PRAGUE OONGRESS ,

KINGSTON, Aug. 17.-Mrs. R. 0.

Sweczey, of Montreal, sails this week to attend the eighth International Congress of Philosophy in Prague, at which she will mad the paper Writ-

health will not permit his making the long journey. The paper is on Dr. Alfred Noith Whitehcads con- cept of nature. Only two women

are taking part in the congress.

SINGALESE JEWELS

FOR TORONTO FAIR

TORONTO, Aug. 17-A collection _

of jewels valued at $24,000 reached Toronto yesterday for showing at the Cniladlnn National Exhibition. Including cut and uncut jcms, pre- cious and semi-precious stones and :incient Singnlcsc jewelry, the col-| lection, owiif-d by n Singalcse jew- rlcr, is to be shown as part, of thc.

exhibit or me Govemment of cey-i lon.

MOUNT ROBSON DEFIES

SKILL 0F ALPINISTS

Once mzain Mount Robson, Mon~,

arch of the Canadian Rockies, has; withstood the efforts of the Alpinei Club to reach its peak. With aril elevation of 12.972 feet, Mount Rob- son ls the highest peak in the Can-l adinn Rocky Mountain range. nnril

after a 10 day attempt to conqueri its height, reaching into the clouds. Alfred E. Roovcr, of New York. City. accompanied by guido Hun” F‘ulirci', Of Milwaukee. formerly n regular guide at Jasper Fni'k Loder' and Henry Firtch, of Mount Rob son Park, reported lack of suc:‘es=. The party reached the 11,000 foal level but snow rind weailiri' con- ditions forced thcm to return.

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