“Wwmm . .. hile there i. stilltime

lior generei housework. A791! Mrs. . l, , y

Tomorrow

for ydur free

l Western Guardian

-a. u. caaaooar. puppy sunny | in stock at brain's. sooo-i-u-n.

I i l -aoox canals 1c: rmh consent L at Iran's. ﬂB-i-u-ii. l -w1i ammo; Banana as! nil-- ther lots oi boil with organs out. Peter Macrlutt b Ion. blelﬂﬂue. WN-O-II-ii —I..ILMIA’I.‘ andmilkminkiood, sold It Bruce's. ‘ 3004-4-12-21.

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This Range has many outstanding features and the value is far above the price.

~01]!!! BIACI‘! "BIAYCO" red label mglish special made-to- order icx. mink and rauskrat “‘ at Bruce's. 8084-11-21.

ONLY

$69.50

ii -AUD'I.‘ION ILL! OI‘ IOIIIS-

ON LY will sell by auction at Mcbleilra Liv-

$69.50 :..........

Eon Eettlldl! Awil 12th. one car- Iosli otchcimweeiorn horses. ‘Brim

The New R

lent heater baker.

Plain nickel mings, with English tile closet.

The COOKING TOP measures 27

by 44. Has six 8-inch forced covers. .. . ..

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The RESERVOIR is made of solid

copper, will not rust or

Pride is an excel-

ecord

and Th,

as it The

trim- fancy back

heavy rein-

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Iemlemii

burn out. .

Burns either coal or wood.

Pride is as good

Range you would be proud to own.

New Record

looks. .. PRIDE is a

The FIREBOX measures-coal 8 by 16: wood 8 by 21 and is fitted with Duplex or wood grates.

The OVEN measures 18-inch deep by 18-inch wide by 12-inch high.

.THE RECORD PRlDE—A real good

range at a. big saving in price

Brace, McKay & 00., Ltd.

‘ i P. E. Island Distributors for Record Ranges.

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iEastern Guardian

_.___..~ivorlca r0 cnsaiu PATRONS. -_-Mr. Wesley Dirlgwell will haul qgelnigain this season to the Soul-is ~0reainery from the iollcwing dis- “tricts: Bay Fortune, Red House, An- ‘f dale, Little River and Little Pond. ,f,bate o! beginning this service will be Qadvertised later. 2B98-4-8-tts6i. F

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_.,_. ..'§;,_0. ‘It-The rmllar quarter- 31y meeting of Diamond o! the Des-

Qrt W. lzsu oi Temperance.

5i: Georgetown, was held at uio Di-

iviaion room on Wednesday evening.

fjnprll 2nd. when the regular instal- ‘glation oi omcera loi- the new quar- ibok place. Alter the regular lfrcuine business oi! the division was Lldllﬂilﬂwi 0f. the oﬂloeis elect were by the Deputy Grand Ellfvrthy Patriarch. The iollowlng are Qﬂle cmcers for the quarter: Worthy gbatrliiu-cli. Mrs. Hobbs; Worthy A;- ﬁclate. Spurgeon Walker; moor-d- giooso, Elsie Levers; Assist. Rec. ‘arm Bastion; Treasurer. gllfs-"Iorston: Financial Scribe. Mrs enklhs‘. Ohayilail-i, Raymond Lovers iponciiswr. Nettie Walker; Assist. Fionliilcior, Francis Levers; Inside tlnei. Mey-rick Election; Outside titlei. Harry Levers; Organist.

_ lib! Ymton; Past W. P. Rev. . U. MnoNevin. A slwrt program oiyed the installation which con-

‘ o! a reading by Mrs. Yorstori,

l selection by Mrs. Esston

hora. Jenkins, remarks by Bro.

y and rearing and remarks

ZRQV. C. U. McNevin. The Divis-

is now entering the inii-o qilll‘

. . it: ie-obiming last autumn in s. ﬂourishing condition b! its lectures is a social even-

‘ .iiih lunch which is ‘held once

qaicummnoirtoverungotiliu

‘fu Wednesday u» ennui oi

hilarity meciauon o: Shot!- d, served 210,400 me

SUMMERSIDE, P. E. I.

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In Memoriam

MRS. MARY HUGHES

The death occurred st the residence or her daughter, Mrs. Henry Hayes, City. on March 33, 1930, o! Mrs. Mary Hughes, widow c! the late Peter Hughes. formerly o1 Fort Augustus, P. E. I. The late Mrs. Hughes was lli her 87th year.

She was born ln Ireland and came to the Island with her parents at the age or seven. She spent her girlhood days on the St. Peter's Road, near Mount Stewart, where she married the late Peter ‘Hughes, who prede- ceased her by several years. Mrs. Hughes then came to llvo with her dﬂushter, Mrs. Hayes, and another daughter, Mrs. Duﬁi‘. who were con- llnllllly at their mother's bedside till the final and came.

She was visited frequently during her illness by the Rev. Charles Mc- Carthy. who administered to her the last rites of the Church.

The funeral was held from the res-‘ idence o! her daughter. Mrs. Hayes, than to the ion-ner parish. Fort Au- Bllstuc‘. where the services were sung by the Rev. P, D. Croken.

There are leit to mourn, the tol- ‘Owlns dsuzhters and sons, M", ilenry Hayes and Mrs. Mary n. Duﬂy of this city, Frank and John Hughes m’ 7°" Alllustus. One daughter, M"- Blmﬂn Plquette, died noi-o six ""5 55¢ Qne sister, Mrs. Cumm. lnsham, o! Dover, N. u.

m9 Dell bearers we" Mm“ Michael Curley. Jouph Kelly‘ Thomas Dalton, James O. ‘rrainor, John Garland and Joseph g" Dun-l

The following sent Mass Cards:- MP- N16 Mrs. Henry Hay" "m Mu,’ Mrl- Mei-y n. nulry. m. ano Mrs. "Inﬁll Hughes one family, rm s... Iultlil: Mr. and am. John Hughes "'4 M111- rm Anni-n... w. 51'1"" Pequette and family. City; M; Ind Mrs. James Duly and lamily,

ﬁlm Mrs. City: Oily: Pbrt We:

MI’. end MN. J. J. Duly, mo’;

91W? Mr- Jamee I. Duﬂyalld family. i

City; Mrs. Wlsi-ler and Margaret. City; Mr. and Mrs. James Connolly. City. _

Wreath oi.’ Flowersz-Mz. end Mr!- Frank M. Stewart, City.

Letters c! Sympathyh-Mrl. Bmh Jones, Povmal; Mrs. Annie Hughes. Boston; Mr. and Mrs. Alex- Peouette. Sourls.

VERNON RIVER. AND VICINITY

Ms‘. Elan McLeod. Ulla. WI-i l- 11' cent visitor here.

Mr. smith Lea has returned homo alter a trip to ilu western pert o! the Island.

The many irierlds oi Mrsi Joe Mc- Donald. Venion. are pleased to knowtl-iaiasheisablotobeupa- round again oiier he: recent illnen.

Mr. Jack Huntley. Vvmm- W I recent visitor here. 0 Mr. Milton Jenkins and Mr. Jos- eph smith. Millview. were recent

liiiinlirnlelilabeodhasaeowwiih n iiiw or twelve pics lwins eleven- ‘rhisispletiqgood.

Mr. Jack McDonald. Vmiion, was a recent visitor here.

Among those attending the lun- ersl c! Mr. ream- Hayden warez-b- ‘Mir. Daniel McPherson and Mr. Jol- eph Mclsaac.‘ Uigg. ‘Mr. Bills Ill- w-s, Hermitage, Mr. Allan ham. and Mir. Andrew llMDonald, Vernon. m. Charles McMillan. Alberry Plains. Mr. William Storey and Gor- don Aheidow. Mlllview. Mir. and Mrs. Jack Huntley. Vernon. Mr. wurnu tux-nos. Version and Mr. Warren Rilntley.

Mr-oordealoee. wuanaalt vilitcriothecttv.

boﬁilllleellbﬂﬂltil Owﬂ

The Woods. dltllliiﬂ 0i H!’-

msiie known at sale. r. J. Wright, iuciloaeee. ﬂit-Si.

-BULLI'!' REMOVID~Mn Lyle Livingstone o! Glenwoodﬂnt s. who was the victim o! a recent shooting accident. has made a most remark-

‘ able recovery in the Prince Oounty

Hospital from his serious inlury. Ho was w- lderod luiiiclently conval- escent on ‘Iﬁlursday to return horns. although the bullet, which had peel- ed through his chest in the shoulder blade, had not been extracted. The

. boy. however. complained o! some

pain in his side and the bullet was

l then very sklliully located and re- 1 moved by on. doctor. : his recovery will now be quite com- ! plete in a few days when he will be " able to return horns with the bullet

Consequently

in his pocket instead o1 in his chest, as a souvenir. S.

--DI:ATH OI‘ MES. ANGUS MC- LltAN-The sympathy oi the com- nlunityds expressed for Mr. Angus Mclbosn o! Marlow. ~Lot D. in the death o! his wile Ruby, utefonly a_ short period oi wedded ills. Mrs. slouch passed away on April lat a1- ter a long illness. The demand VIE m. dgughtgr or w. and Mrs. George Mclsaae o! Cllsnwood and was a len- eral favorite with a large circle oi iriends. The iunoral took P11“ W Friday lest‘ ircm the home to the Kirk Church and cemetery, Rev. Ewen McDougall oi Charlottetown. oiilciating. waisted by Rev. W. 8- mring o! West Point. The service was very largely attended. B.

-FARIWBL_L PARTY — The friends and neighbours‘ oi w. H11 Mrs. Archie Mccailum o! North St- Eiaanorl tethered at their home on mqsay nvenina ior a farewell nef- ty in their honor. Mr. and Mn. Mc- callum have directed o! their hm property and have numbered e tine isrm at loose Valley. when they will in iuturo reside. There were about seventy-ﬂy) Pfteent at t!" 85mm" and a lolly eociel voeins vu event- tl-le chief feature being the W939“- tstion oi a very handsome 811l- ll!- companied by an Eddreea in which the popular couple were eulogiaed l! splendid neighbours whose loss to the comma-lily was much regretted and conveyed to them the heartieet 80W wishes ior their iuture wellfare and happiness in their new home. to which a {Wine rlbly W" ""49-

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UR special Victor Record Library Introductory. Otter giving $26.00 worth of Victor Records with Every Victor Radio-

witll-Electrola-expires tomorrow night. After that, the spec- ially selected Record Library may be obtained only by pay- ment of the regular retail price o! $25.00. ’

Those who act quickly may still avail themselves of this spec- ial otter, and may still acquire the free Record Library at no cost to themselves. These new Victor Records, constituting a. Library chosen for its universal appeal, are a gift well worth‘ A having. Owners all over the Dominion are extremely enthusias- tic about thenl. Get them today, free. Day after tomorrow will be too late. Telephone your Victor dealer now. Reserve your instrument and Library of Victor Records at once.

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Dainty refreshments were served by the ladies. l.

~500Mb TIMI IN L. 0. L-The melnbe or Bertbier lodge enter- tained the sisters c! Edith Oavell lndge and their lriends on Thurs- day evening to a very pleasant e0- cial time at their lodgerooms. Bum- mersido. Mr. A. P. Wells wee the chairman. A vory line prone was arranged as ioilowsi-Miae Ieeaie Bmallman. piano solo; Mrs. Glidden. Retina; Mr. n. I. Rayner. readies; Master Mad Muttart, solo on ac- cordion and ulrelele; Mrs. McPherson, reedinl: lddress by Mr. A. B. Mc- Kay; Mrs. Yanks. reading; Miss Bessie sluallnian end Mr. Rn! Small- rnarl. vocal duet. accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Dobsori; Miss Wells. vocal solo. accompanied by Min Bmallrnan with violin; Mr. Phillip- eon. vocal solo; The ling. Dainty refreshments were served by the gentlemen alter which a social hour was spent. the time being passed in games and ‘community singing. The

ﬁver! for the gentlemen for a lellgbtlul n»!!! cl tun fellowship. A vote o! thanks was

in Glenwood on Thursday. 8.

-M.rl. John Thomas, who has been visiting friends and relatives in Port Hill and lumnierelde. returned to her homo in ‘rryon on Saturday.

—-Mi|s Iouiso Meuod. who hes been spending some weeks in char- iotietown and buinmerslde. returned to her home in Coleman on ‘rbure- day. Ilia wee accompanied by her sister. Mill noweaa Mclpod. oi the stat! oi Messrs. I‘. w. Itrong and 00.. c! lulnlnereide. l.

LIST!!- IAYDIN

0n rridey. Ami! 6th. there passed to his eternal rest one c! the boet~ known and moat highly regarded residents e! Vernon Itivar in the par- ses o! meter linden. Mr. Bayou badbeeuinmlinghsalthtoreeme six mouths; but the news oi his death RUN not entirely lmespectee.

early education in It. Peter's lchccl at charlottntowp, at the feet o! the beloved clergyman and eminent scholar luv. George Reopen. more aim he resided on the old homestead at Vernon mver until his death. Be was ever a lover oi the out-ot-doorl. being an ardent hunter and ﬁsher- men and a thorough student oi nat- ure's lore. Hie winaome personality made him the friend o! all who mot him. end everycnewho crossed his threshold was sure o! a warm and hearty welcome. -

He was laid to rest in tbe/Ulidln (an!!! blot in the grave-yard o! ver- non Rival-United Church. A brie! service was held at his late rnidenoe attor which the bod! Ill hi!!! l0 the church, whore the burial service

was said by Rev. H. Pierce. who also officiated at the grave. At the service in the church an appropriah sermon

waspleacbedbybanriercaaadtho.

hymns chosen were thcee which we" iavorito o! Mr. Hayden.

Notwithstanding the very bed con- dition or the roads. the tuaerol we! vol-y largely attended. the whole neighborhood attending to bl! "W" itnai tributes o! respect and alloc- tion.

The pail beams were: blew!- LB-Znmqmlnlce. M-L-Av Imeeii matinee. Aldrcn 00W"- John Green. anew McMillan.

Clrapelrilit exported by the United .'

ltatoe last year tilled 016.000 boxes. a record.

Hill Slllt

The General Merchandising

Business

of tlleLYate L. Anderson

er. limes

BAY. P. E. l.