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1 of Prime Beef

i ‘ Quicker, Better Repairs-

in the home can be made when you use our high grade tools. Sturdy, well-made planes; hatchet screw

a few typical suggestions ior tho handy man in the home. An in- spection oi our large stock will be well worth your while.

The Rogers Hardware Co., Limited

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I ‘I jswledlhllmwzlfidlullv i. town, is spending a few clays in our wtora flew-bis just around the cor‘ Mr. Emery Crane, returned sol- Mn and N!“ H. K Mom and town we guest oi reiaiives‘ * diet of Peakes Road, has returned so“ wmmn were motorists m __.

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waited for something teal» 1y new in Radio-some truly tal improvement in recep-

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Guardian

“YOUTH RIDES WEST’ -- The Guardians new serial story will start next Monday.

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD lumituxe at 54 Upper Queen St. on Saturday commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. 1i.

CIVIL SERVICE. — Get ready ior the examinations. Sec Prin. Moran of the Union Commercial College for particulars. B352-8-28-2i.

BALE 0F HOUSEHOLD fumiture at 54 Upper Queen St., on Saturday, commenci lg at 10 o'clock a. in. 1i.

DIPHTHERIA IIVEMUNIZATION CLINIC on Tuesday, September 1st as followsz-School, Union Road 10.30 to 11 a. m. Grand ‘Iracadie 11.30 to 12. Mt. Stewart 2 to 3 p. m.

8370-8-29-21.

'sat.u or HOUSEHOLD furniture at 54 Upper Queen St., on Saturday, commencing at 10 o'clock a. in. 1i.

FINE IMPOSED. — A party from Charlottetown, charged with intrac- tion oi Customs Act, harbouring smuggled goods. were fined $100 and costs or 3 months.

BRO0KFlELD,-'I‘he services in the Brooltfield Congregation Sun- day August Thirtieth will be Harts- ville 11. a. m, Sunday School 10. a. m. Brockiield 7 p. m. Sunday School 10.30 9,. m.

PRINCE OF WALES COLLEGE students entering first year, .wh0 have‘ not already had a physical examination, will have an opportun- ity for same at the Provincial Sana- torlum, August 29th, 9-12 a. 111.; September ist and 2nd all clay.

‘ 8367-8-20-21.

THE SUIVIMEESIDE QUARTETTE. Messrs. Bowness, ii-luestis, Forbes and Schurman, under the direction oi Miss Helen Peters, have been heard with pleasure on many occas- ions. They will assist at the evening service in Trinity United church Charlottetown, on Sunday.

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_Can.s.da-Sunday Aug 30. There

will be services in the Protestant Hall, Borden, at ll. a. m. in the Presbyterian Church ‘rryon at 3 p. m. Sunday School at 2. p. m. Preacher John Fleck. Si/udent Pas- tor. ' l‘

31.7 PERSONALS

Mr. Donald N. McLeod "of Mme

TUBNIPS. WILL IDA!) BULK Monday and Tuesday at Railway dump, Charlottetown. Phone ior reservation 31-11. Henry Smallwood, Southport. Ii.

sans or srlia can with 1031 licsnae at Bolgefs Garage, corner Prince and sydney Streets. ii.

CLYDE I RIVER-On Sunday August 30, service in the Prat?- terian Church Clyde River will be 3 p. m. Sunday School 2 p. m.

A WESTERN STORY — Youth Rides West, Will Irwin, the Guard- ian's new serial which starts next Monday has lots of action with an historical background as interesting as that oi “The Covered Wagon." Don't miss the opening chapter.

SALE 0F STAB CAR. with 193i license at Bolgers Garage, corner Prince and Sydney Streets. 1i.

WINSLOE CHARGE-The Unit- ted Church of Canada Services Aug. aotn, Hlghfield 11.00; Prince‘- town Road, 3.00; Winsloe North, 7.30. Subject "Exceeding the Speed Limit." Rev 1|. J. 1108M, Minister.

CHURCH OI‘ ENGLAND-Ber- vices in the Parish o1 New London on the 30th lnst., will be as follows. Sunday School in Seaview Hall 10 a. m. Service French River 10.30 a. m. Sunday School Burlingiql, 1.30 p. m. Service 2.30 p. m. Serlve at Kensington ‘I. p. m. Mission con- ducted by the Church Army will be concluded with these services. G. T. Sprlggs, Rector.

SOURIS NOTES

. Miss Whittier. has returned to 'I‘ruro N. S. after having spent a. short holiday in Sourls the guest of Rev. J- G. and Mrs. Iiockln.

Messers. Jack and Gordon Mac- Lean have returned to Sour-is, hav- ing spent a few days in Nova Scotia visiting iriends.

Mr. Stuart Weir has resumed his duties in the C. N. R. Freight Office, after having spent his vacation at the home oi his par- ents Rev. and Mrs. Weir of Alber- ton.

lvlr. and Mrs. l". E. P. Conroy of Souris. were recent motorists to Wellington visiting friends.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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PRICES:--$2.00, $1.50, $1.00. Exchange Coupons can be obtained from any member of the Gyro Club,

MILTON’S TEA Rooms E. A. FOSTER’S

and Richmond Streets, Thursday, August 27.

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FRAU AUGUSTA FASSNACHT as Mary the Mother.

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exchange oi couponsopens at Passion Play Headquarters, corner Queen Headquarters Phone: 1303.

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Souris, the guest of relatives,

The match was played, on the

ed in a. bulletin issued by the the California Country Club. Thcl courses of the California. Country

American Radio Relay League news was forwarded to Taylor's, father, publishgr of the MaiiilayClub of Manila. When the results

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i n and reproduction. vaiiey is visiting friend’ in me ML Mark Bus,“ oi soul.“ “I'M; The Souris High School, reopen- headquarters here. | ‘ > soon-very scorn-year; of city. _ iii-wen; visiting a; ti“, home oi his ed on Wednesday with the fc1low- Carson Taylor, owner of amateur Daily Bulletin. The elder Taylor|\\‘@1‘@ 00111111111!!! by rfldw it “'85 n 135m“ wfllbei-gwgi-dd with psi-anti 5i Kelly's 3mm - ing Teachers. Principal J. Russell station WGESA of Los Angeles, forwarded a challenge to his son to found i110 S011 had Won by One hOIB- in Miss Ruby Moore who has been LeardyMiss Alice Lavle; Miss Mary Caliik, boasted to r. s. Liner, Philip- play a match lasting one week, the A

- ‘the results of years of pains- italting sclentlficresearch on the Lplitflfgwcstlnghouse

g ‘u’; ‘ lengineerli.

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spending her vacation at West Roy- alty and vicinity has left for Ot- tawa to resume her duties in the Civil Service Department.

home after visiting friends in the city. Mr. Crane had the mlsiortunfi oi losing two valuable barns 0n Aug. ‘l. '

Miss Irene” Stewart and lvirs. Henry Fxedericks and two children have left on return to Boston after having spent a pleasant vacation with friends and relatives in their old home and vicinity.

Mrs. David Brooks and Mrs. Em- est Francis, familiarly known as the "McKle girls," accompanied by their children, left Monday by car for their homes in Milton, Mass, after spending e most enjoyable vacation at their summer cottage at Annun- dale.

Mr. Vern Campbell, C. N. R. Agent Montague, motored in Moncton over the past week end. He was accom- panied by his father and mother Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Campbell, Cra- hams Road, where they spent a very pleasant ' time with their daughters Mrs. Ferguson and Miss Olive Campbell.

Mrs. Edgar Francis, returned to Souris this week after having spent a few days in Charlottetown visit- ing friends.

Charlottetown last week visiting relatives.

Mr. James Coffin of Bay Fortune was a recent visitor to Souris on business. I

Miss Eunice Garrett, left by train last week for Halifax, N. S. where she will spend a. few weeks visiting friends.

Miss Hazel Stems of Charlotte- town spent the week end visiting ln Souris.

Mr. Wilfred Doucette of Char- lottetown spent a few days in Souris and vicinity this week on business.

Miss Alice Lavie, returned to her home in Souria this week after having spent a few weeks visiting irlendaand relatives in Boston- -.__ Mrs. W. .1. Chsveris, Charlotte- town is spending a few days in Souris renewing acquaintances.

MacDonald; and O'Donnell.

Miss Leona Paquet of Charlotte-

Mr. and Mrs. D. Frank Tierney of Charlottetown are visiting in the Eastern Metropolis with relatives.

A large attendance greeted the Moving Picture "Part Time Wife"

,which was shown at Yeos Theatre

on Thursday evening-G. ______.___ FATHER. AND SON PLAY GOLF THOUGH 1.800 MILES APART HARTFORD, Conn., Aug. 2 (UTA-How s. father and son played a gcli match on fairways 7.800 statute miles apart is describ-

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Miss Grace pines amateur, that he had just best cards of the week to be com-

shot an eagle on the eighth hole at pared, MIIlXIrIPS Linlment fnr CIIIIhInInl.

Accept No Less inrhe Car You Buy

lble by advanced czirburctlon and costly alloy pistons. A6001)! 110 12.88.

Free Wheeling . . . . . The Dodge Six and Eight oFFet you per- fected Free Wheeling in all forward speeds at slight additional cost. Willi Dodge Free Wheeling you get marked savings in fiicl,

_positive gear control available at all times through a button on the dash, and the thrill of ficc, untrammelcd motion . . . you can shill ni any car speed without declniclilng. Accept no less.

Dodge Dependability . .

Mono-Piece Steel Bodies . A sturdy structure of steel . . . weave- proofl tqueak-proofgattle-proof and trouble- prooi’. Conforming with the contour of the frame at every point, there is no overhang to cause iidesway, and the inter-relation of body and frame eliminates weaving. This is the strongest, ufen type oi‘ body construction known. AOCQPHIO I288.

Lew Center of Gravity . . The Dodge Six and Eight are actually lower by many inches-without sacrifice of road clearance or interior room-Ahan

“Wwmlllnlad by Mrs. mop and

Mr. C. ‘N. Roop Manager of the Souris Branch of the Canadian Bank oi Commerce left on his vacation last week for hbva Scotia,

daughter loleah. Mr. Doane is relieving Manager during Mr. Roop’s absence.

We have provided a full stock oi

School Books

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can that merely claim low center of gravity. Accept no less).

Hydraulic Brakes . . . .

No brakes excel Dodge brakes for porl

tlve equalized action. The bangeable law of hydraulics makes the pressure equal on every brake drum all the time. No need for equalizing adjusunents. No need

Above and beyond everything else in Dodge cars is traditional Dodge Dependability in its most moilcrn and greatest development. See and drive the Dodge Six and Eight before you buy. Learn the new beauty of Dodge design and the new paccin Dodge performance. Then you'll know wliy they are 1hr great values of (he year!

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Highest Class Foxes with

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EDUCATION and are sivins the biggest values possible for

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BLANK BOOKS. SCRIB- BLEBS. EXERCISE BOOKS. PENCILS. INKS. IRASERS. NOTE BOOKS. 80-. he.

_ Result from regular feeding oi . ____

The tremendous power of the Dodge Six and Eight engines is made brilliantly flex-

DUDGE SIX AND EIGHT

"CANADIAN-BUILT ron cauaouaus"

w. B. PROWSE & .so1vs

farm; rguipam/ Urliglli and lam nrlm). Si: win win/i a! rligm trim rm; Fm M ‘Aiding $7.5o¢xrra.

Mr. Egbert Hughes, Sour-is, was a recent visitor w Charlottetown. -_._....

C. N. it. fluperintendant Mo- Kinnon of the Island Division spent a few days inSouris this week.

“Imperigals”

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. r. o. lloljtillilbroohlrOlfi i Mr. John Denny and Miss Dora 5"" W" u" u‘ Wm" l"

v ‘ ' Denny oi’ Charlottetown. were . u" "mhl- .

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