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T-llEALTH SOAP Punﬁes and ' Protects

, active Antiseptic

~ operlies released

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t‘ Perfect Cleansiny us Protection from

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MAD: IV EVER BROTHERS UM|TED TORQNTO

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; MURRAV HARBOR.——Sunday. ‘dune 20. 1926. The mum.- [g ex. ﬂllﬂlltlng pulpits with Rev. M. D. 31090111110. of Murray River. -Ser- vices as follows: White Sands, ll J-"L- (Tillie Bear 3 p.m.. Murray llflrlloi‘ 7 Il-flL. Sunday Schools meet at ilsual hour.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.- Mr. and Mrs. William Matheson. (lyster Bed firidge, announce the engagement of their daughter. Suz- anc Katherine, lu .\lr. Alexander Campbell McDonald, of Bradalbupo, Marriage to lake place the latter 9842

IMPORTANT NOTICE 1'0 AD VERTISERS. — Advertisers are respectfully requested to see that their advertisements for the Guar- dian reach the office by noon oi’ the day preceding publication. otherwise insertion will not be guaranteed. On Saturday ads must be received by 10 s. in.

CAVENDISH S E R VIC E8.- There will be Preparatory service in Cavendish United Church Fri- dll)’ Bvellillﬁ. June 1 at 8 o'clock. The Sacrament of the Lord's Slip- per will be dispensed ill Cavendish Church on Sunday, June 20, at 11 At this service two elders will he ordained and the new com- The evening

AUTO FATALI_TY.- Word was received in Summersitle .\ionday by telegraph of the death of Mr. Stewart McKelvie. New York. and the serious injury of his mother, in an automobile accident. The de- ceased was a son of the late Mr. llruce McKelvle and was horn in Sumlnersitle. He visited here last illllllllill‘ when he made a large list of friends, all o! whom will deeply regret his untimely end. He has two mints living in Summerside, Mrs. Sonneman and Miss Bertie NlcKclvie.

GRADUATES WITH DISTINC- TllOM-Among the lists oi‘ recent 55410118195 lll Arts. from the Uni- versity of Southern California, hos Angeles. appears the name of Wm. M. Silliphant, formerly of Hunter River. P. E. island. Mr. Silliphant. one of sixty-one honor students out of’ a total of I324 graduates, receiv- vll ills degree "cum laudé." having maintained an average 01' 95 per cent.. leading his classes in physi- ology, embryology. bacteriology, chemistry and physics. In conver- sation with the above-mentioned student, the writer was assured that he attributes u. great part. of his success to the excellent train- ing and foundation he received while attending the Prince ofWales College, of which he is a graduate. Mr. Silliphant was formerly one of the island's successful school teach- ers. and has held the principalship of both Kensington and Sourls High Schools before leaving his native province.

- -Z-¢0c>_-i Never use soft butter or lam for pie crust. nutter slimlld be washed In cold watt-r before using.

{Oéi-ij PERSONALS

Miss Hilda Connors, RN" arriv- ed home from New York on a visit to hcr parents. Mr. and Mrs. ‘H. it‘.

"Connors, City.

Mr. R. A. Mncleod. Uigg, passed through the city today on a busi- ness trip East.

Mrs. W. l3. Cousins and her son. Bennie, Hrnckley Beach. were ltlllilllg the visitors to the city yes- terday.

Mrs. C. .l. Cook. of Konsington. is visiting in the city the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Ralph Jenkins. (ipper Prince Street.

Mr. Arthur McEachern. son of Mr. and Airs. E. H. McEachern, city. left Tuesday morning for Mon- treal. where he will join the 5.5. Leader, of the Canadian Merchant Marine. sailing for Cardiff. Wales.

::iNo matter how (leer-rooted the corn may be. it must yield to Hol- loway‘s Oorn Remover if used as directed.

INSIDIOUS EYE STRAIN

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lllflororu from Eyootroin "it hlvo pol-foot vlolon and ‘lrlioro do no! ouopoot tho a mu of any oyo dofoot.

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WR-NTY (259) N.. Y. Radio Talk.

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RADIO PROGRAMS

. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16 International Radio Programo EASTERN STAN-OAR!) TIME EVENING CONCERTS 5.46 P. M.

WlPG (300) Atlantic City. iRecital.

Organ

8.46 P. M. WOC (484 Davenport, Chimes Con- cert. 7.00 P. M. WLiiB (302) Elgln, Ill. Popular. WEAT (492) N. Y. The Shiuola Merrymakers and the Gentlemen from 2 and 1. also’ from WTAG. WOAIE, WiSAll, WCAI’. WJ-AR, IW/Ml‘. WEEI. W00. KSD, VWOlC. WlCOO and WGiR.

KYW (G36) Chicago. Family llonr. WTAIM) (i390) Cleveland. Dinner Concert and Base Ball Swres. 7.15 P. M.

WlRiNY (259) N. Y. Jeaacsonhs Con-

cert Orchestra. 7.30 P. M. WEAiB‘ (492) ‘N.Y. Davis Saxophone Octet, also >WOO, WJAiR. WTAG. ~ l, WOAiE. WSAI. WCAP. WOR. 7.45 P. M.

WSAI (326) Cincinnati. Chime Concert. 8.00 P. M. WAiAM (263) Newark. Busy Beav- ers. WGOP (252) New York. Vocal. iKﬂNF (263) Shenandoah. Concert. W'l‘:lC (-176) Hartford. Travelers ‘ ulongleurs. WKRJC (422) Cincinnati. Book Re- view. Miss Coy, 0100A (356) Toronto. Orchestra. 8.30 P. M. WBAJP (476) Fort Worth. Concert. WlHIAS (400) (Louisville. Knicker- bocker Club Concert Orchestra. WlSM (826) Cincinnati. Davis Sax- ophone Octette. 8.45 P. M. WiAiHlG (316) Richmond Hill. _Vocul ' 9.00 P. M.

Balaclava

WGR (319) Buffalo. Musical Pro- gram. - WDAF (492) N. Y. “lolaniheﬂ by WEAiF iLight. Opera Co.. to WOAP, WJAIR. WEEI, WTAG. WOAE. WWiY. WCSH and KS1). WTDAJP (366) Kansas -City_ Popular iMusical. _ 9.15 P. M. r WSAI (326) iCinci. WQAI String Quartette. 3-30 P. M. WOAI (395) San Antonio. Houston. KPAB (341) Lincoln. Musical. WBZ (333) Springﬁeld. Vocal. 10.00 P. M.

Fort

Radio.

Wiliw (423) Cincinnati. Thor-obrod Entertainers. WGN (.103) Chicago. Henry. WBAI (326) Cincinnati. lSlJlng Quartette. WSOlE (246) Milwaukee. Education- al ‘Program. WYRVlA (256) Richmond. Kleniury M. E, Organ and ‘Chimes Recital. 10.10 P. M. WON (303) Chicago. ‘Musical Pro- gram.

10.15 P. M. KOA (312) Denver-dnlernatlouol Rotary Convention. 10.30 P. M. WOC (484) Davenport, Program. 11.00 P. M. WOOD (242) Grand dlapills. Studio Musicale. 11.15 P. M. Vi/‘iSlAl (326) ‘Cinci. Congress String Quartette. 11.30 P. M. 1610B}! (370) Chicago. Musical. 12.00 Mid. WHT (400) Chicago. iLeague. 12.80 A. M. WLllB (303) Chicago. iOrgan Recl- tal

' Musical

Your Hour

WRVIA (256) iRlchmond. ‘Baseball Elwres, Market Reports. Weather VWKRC (423) Cincinnati. Pollllllll‘ iSongs.

WSWiS (276) Chicago. Witching Hour.

wooo (m) st. Puui-Minuuiirolll- Organ Recital.

12.46 A. M.

WDAF (366) Kansas City. Night- hawk Frolic.

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Congress‘

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1.00 A. m. l WQJ (448) Chicago. Hotsy Totsy. 2.00 A. M. WARD (215) Port tHuron. lProgrsm.

Studio

FEATU RE TALK-8—8PORTB _

5-00 P. M.

as League. 5.80 P. M.

6.00 P. M.

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PRODUCTS

HE large number of motorists who can ailbrd to buy any make of car,

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choice, is a tribute to the cafs intrinsic worth.

Simple in operation, built to a high quality standard, and maintained by a superior service organization, Ford products appeal to the most discriminating. l

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CARS - TRUCKS ~ TRACTORS

xlvonl 71,3913‘)"Houston-Baseball Re-

stills. 8.30 P. M.

Catchers I We Have Them

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lThe Best Tackle That's The Luckiest

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WEAF (492) N. Y. Synagogue Ser- vices. 6.05 P. M. CFC-A» (356) Torornto. Wleuther.

bate News.

0.30 P. M. WGY (380) Schenectady. Children's Proxram. 7.00 P. Mi.

WOR (405) Newark.

‘Dayy _ 7.30 P- M. wBz (333) apringﬂeld. Nature fiaaﬂllﬂ» WlLW (428) Cincinnati. Education-

al Talk. l.00 P. M. wxam (423) lCIncl. Weekly Book ‘Review. _

Corns Stop Aching‘ After Foot Bath

(m: a new idea-mud one that always brings soro corms to a qlllO-lf end. This wonderful hot foot hath treatment is described in the - ecrlons for using (Putnam n ‘Pain a (gm-n Extractor. Try it to-llil-t- Ymrll got quick relief for our aching coma when you use Pul- nmrg inn-actor. Satin! tlon parentage: Ila 0:111 P“

Special "Topics of

Radio

‘" Will) (526)

VWtVA (256) Richmond. Carry Me ‘Back to 01o virslnle- some (zso) Corvallis. Book Chats- 8.45 P. M. WIAAM (263) Newark. Talk. 9.00 P. M

WEHiH (370) Chicago. H. & E. (News Flushes.

W-lbVA (256) Richmond. - Health Talk.

KJil ‘($80) Scuttle. Baseball Scores.

0.30 P. ‘ML

WlSMIl (319) New Orleans. Talks.

10.00 P. M.

W187. (3321) Springﬁeld. Weather Reports, Missing Parsons‘ Das- criptione.

WOAH (462)

Scores. 10.50 P. M. WISIOR (246) Milwaukee. Talk.

11.00 r. m. vwrr (mo) clucuuo- 9011791"!

wﬁpnrl (maxim. WANT 1'0 DANCE!

Pittsburgh. Baseball

7.20 P. M. Des lMhlnes.

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Jlughes.

Reese

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WDAF‘ (306) Kansas City.

Beasley

Smith's.

WDAF (492) N. Y. “lpunn

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dors." to WEEI. WWY. WlUlB, WCUO. WGR, WSAI and K311). WHWS (276) iChitiugo. Wards. 9.30 P. M. WJZ (455) N. Y. Hotel Astor. 10.00 P. M. ‘i

luMiA (252) Shenandoah. Dance. WiAillG (31.6) Richmond Hill. C onlal. Wllﬁliill‘ (492) N. Y, Pelhniu inn. 11.00 P. M. KmHS (37-5) iiot Springs. Mullins. WDW (423) Cincinnati. Cincinnati- llost Orchestra. 11.06 P. M‘. W000 (417) St. Paul-Minneapolis. Marigold Garden. 12.80 A. M. WIIIO (526) FDes Moines. Sugar WKRC (423) Cincinnati. ho Vista. 12.45 A. M. Night-

Corn

hawks. 1.00 A. M. KiPO (420) San Francisco. Silver-

town. inf-TWA (261) Ogden. -Reave's. 1.30 A. M.

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’nrms was conipelh-d to leave llln iganie under a ruling made hy tho referee in the first inter-collegiate m’ football game in which a (leorgo-

TRADITI

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First Grid Game At Georgetown

Any fonthnll player found with fire-

town College eleven participated. The ‘game was siODIW-d and a search made of nil players of both sides. Two players were \_lOlllll{l with pistols and were ruled off tillB gridiron. -i--<-o>--—--

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I Find Favor With N. Y. Crowds

mow vonx, June il-ry cobb- votcran of the lwIiT-ili Tlﬁil". ill‘ ivnys _l'll~4 '- big hand. who n scat ten-d "paunlzw," \V.'l-} li-- (011105 l0 Nev. York. llu i». a strung Hill‘? ahrilction.

Slsler. of the Si. LouLa Drowns; Speaker. Cleveland Indians; will’ ler Johnson and Stan Harris. \\7'a,~thliﬂﬂ1ﬂfl; lioruulyv. Si. Lnlli" Cardinals; Bancroft, Boston Brav- es. Pipp and IRousch. Cincinnati Reds. and Max Carey and Riki Cuy- ler. Pittsburgh ‘Pirates. urc ainoni: tho other players especially popu- lar with New York fans.

"Como on, Bananas. homer!" -

This is a plea that never fails l0 greet Tony Lazzeri, lialiam second

(live us a

so effectively that no‘ traces of worms can be found. pass away in (he stools without being perceptible. ‘They make an entire and clean sweep of the in- testines, and nothing In the shape of a worm can 11nd lodllmenl there when these powders are in 01191‘- ation. Nothing could be more

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thorough or desirable than their action. -

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baseman of the Yankees, when he walks to the plate. Tony had a igtreat homo record in the minor Iloagurs and grnilunlly is 0001211.; lo ‘his now list in the American. lliri countrymen flock to the stadium to watch him play. When

lTony errs or falls to h-ii. they are his staunch defenders. When he pull; off u great llFlﬂllls stunt or cracks out a hit. they are this loud- ostehoosters.

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restore health. 4

Professional (Yards

. . Mark R. llichulgatn . A. BARRISTER. SOLICITOR. 131-3, Money to Loan

Cameron Bloclccharlultelown.P.E.l. 222091-1141.

Dr. c. c. ATchibulu"

Graduate of N. Y. Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital Practice limited to Eye. Ear. Noao and Throat Tooting Eyn and supplying Gino". Office. Bayer Building Great George Street Oifico Hourr-O to 12.30. 1.80 to 5.

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Barristers. Attorneys, Etc. Money to Loan Hilly ‘Building Gnori