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Manufacturers o! SUSSEX GINGER ALB e - . Sold in B oz. Bottles, also S-glus Family size

Borden.

SUSSEX GINGER

P HARDWARE.

for the householder who likes to do his own repairs, or who is handy with

tools and likes to make tl-llngs for m5 ldrive. He has no privileges

home. Tools that will give lasting service and satisfaction, that will hold up under use and misuse. that will hold an edge and cut true.

The Rogers Hardware Co., Limited

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“PEERLESS” BrandFox Netting

Foxes are valuable, and in or- der to insure their proper pro- tection you should have the best therefore you should have “PEERLESS,” the best English Fox Netting on the market.

Heavily galvanized before and after being woven, it will not rust. If any roll does not open up to your satisfaction, RETURN THE ROLL, we will gladly replace it or refund your money.

_We also carry a complete line of For __Pans. Staples. Laeinl Wire, Nails, Einlel. F03

Tongs, etc. m‘ The Rogers Hardware

Company Limited

When the kiddies get hot and tired—-they enjoy the refreshing, invigorating tang of Sussex Old English Ginger Beer just as much as Dad does after a hard day at the oflice. Kiddies all love vivacious, cooling Sussex Ginger Beer-ifs so good for them, tom-made of pure ginger and Sussex Mineral Spring Water (government tested forpurity). Order a case from the Grocer today——a_lways serve it chilled.

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IN STONE ALE LIMITED, Sussex, New Brunswick

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IUIIIX IIVIIAOI QOMPANY

g i He pays His Way [Eastern Guardian

..'MAC'S HOP ALE is sold whole- sale by Clark and McDonald, Char- lottetown. 4953-6-28-tsti11July24.

(Ottawa Journall

The owner of an automobile re- ceives no favors from anybody. He pays for the paved roads. for the traffic police the machinery of con- trol and regulation. He supports multitudes of oublic officials who have to do with the conduct of his affairs. He consents cheerfully to be taxed, regulated. directed. checked and prohibited. He is willing to lbe told where he shall park and when. and the speed at which he shall for which he docs not pay, and he is a powerful factor in the financial maintenance of government. '

..'STRIC'I'LY TEMPERATE drink Mac's Hop Ale. It's good. 4953-6-28-tstlllJuly24.

. JCARDIGAN-The Women's Mis- sfonary Society of St. Andrews Pres- byterian Church, et their monthly meeting on July 1s_t, presented Mrs. W. E. Davies with a gift of money on her departure on a visit to the Old Land, as a mark of their affection and recognition of her services to the church for the last l2 montlis-(Put- riot please copy).

. . ‘CABDIGAN - DUNDAS Charge. Services for Sabbath, July 6th. As

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e the minister assists at the Commun-

__-Sav ' ion Season at Caledonia, the inly M0118)’ e service in this charge will be at Car- TIME i 3ii‘.“‘..'.‘f. 1.3.1" S.f..""‘§L°.Z.Z".Z.EIZL

z for England. Rev. W. E. Davies, B.

A., Minister.

Panama is setting aside a large

tract of land in the province of Co- cle for a. new Indian reservation.

‘Ilioussnds of persons are employed at present in the flower fields of Grasse. France. which produce $12,- 000,000 worth of perfunrerry a. year.

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K444Q-GGO HAVE YOUR EYES IXAMINED AND

GLASSES FITTED B!

E. E. PA RKMAN Registered Optometrist Montague, P. E. L

CXL STUMPTNG POWDER comes in stick form and Ill two strengths and is used with caps and fuse for stumping. removing boulders. etc-hell;

ete stock at m0! ercizlrvfilier. Clo! H"! ""-

Kiifiiéimm. PLUMBING AND LIMITED HEATING

HARDWARE DEPT. p If you want

SUMMERSIDE. P. a. r.

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‘i Expeditions and C. M. Ltimilsml 9 Co. ' Expert workmanship

Send to

Fred ll. Trainor

80 Grafton Street Opposite Prince Edward Theatre

Phone 393-J

e4 Queen 8M0! use». lk 0- 4- hill"

Public Augtiofl 581$!

saw rune sin In! hen will N MINI" ed anion: eium hr enables u. a. rr. neimso. IM- III- mmioe. r. e. I. - Represented b)

Alfred Fraser. ll!!!-

lll Iiith Avenue New York. N- Y-

Western Guardian

-0RDER DUNLOP TIRES and inner tubes at Bruce's. 5096-11.

-GARDEN HOSE, grass and hedge shears, in stock at Braces. 5096-11.

—TRY MACS HOP ALE for thirst. It Ls healthy. 4952-6-28-tstlllJuly24.

—ASK FOR MAC’S HOP ALE for thirst and health. Sold everywhere. 4952-6-28-tstillJuly24.

-SPRAY MATERIALS-We are now able to supply you with best quality Spray Materials at very at- tractive prices. J. B. Millman, Ken- sington. 4896-6-25-121

—DOCTORS RECOMMEND yeast for health. Try Macs l-lopu Ale for thirst and health. .

4952-6-28-tstillJuly24.

—CONGRATULATIONS are being extended to Mr; and Mrs. Lowel Compton, of Summerside, on the birth of a bonnie baby girl in the Prince County Hospital, on June 28th. Mother and daughter are both doing welL-S.

--R-M. SILVER. FOX AND PUP- PY l-‘OOD consisting of meat, bone- meal, cereals, milk powder, cod liver oil, fish meal, yeasmandliodized salt, in biscuit or meal form only 71.4w and 8c per lb. Local freight paid on 500 lb. lots. Ordcrnow at "Bruce's."

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—WON DISTINCTION-Miss Lois Ramsay, a. pupil of Grade VIII at Fanning School, Malpeque, is receiv- ing the congratulations of her friends in obtaining the second highest marks for the Island in the examinations for the Public School certificates. Miss Ramsay ls only 12 years of age and is a very bright pupil-S.

—FAREWELL SERMON-Rev. Mr. Ayers preached his farewell sermon in the United Church at Margate on Sunday last to a large congregation. In his eight years as pastor, Rev. Mr- Ayers had never missed a. service through ill health. At the service at Long River, {here was also a large congregation. Special music by the choir and solos by Mr. George Bow- ness, of Summcrsidc, was a feature of the service-S.

—PRESE.‘II‘ATION TO GEDDIE

MEMORIAL CHURCH-At the ser-'"

vice on Suiidaylast at Geddie Mem- orial Church, Malpeque, Mrs. Albert Simpson presented to the church‘ a beautifully framed copy of Rev. Mr. Geddies farewell speech to the peo- pie cf Malpeque, before he left for the New Hebridesas the first mis- sionary to foreign fields. Rev. Mr. Fleck preached n very impressive sermon for the occasion to a large congregation. The presentation was in memory of Mrs. Simpsons mother. Rev. lvir. Fleck, in accepting the gift on behalf of the congregation, spoke very feelmgly of the honor that be- longs t. that community in being the first to send a missionary and money to foreign missions. Special music was rendered by the choir. A duet by Mrs. George Riley and Mrs. Garnet Campbell; also a solo by Mr. George Bowness were exceptionally well rendered and were highly ap- predated-S.

--CLOSING EXERCISES OF SPRING VALLEY SCHOOL - The closing exercises of Spring Valley School were held on Friday, June 27th, in the school room. There was a large attendance of visitors and rate-payers. Assisting the teacher, Miss Smith, were Mrs. M. J. Harring- ton and Mrs. George Lockhart. The pupils conducted themselves in a very creditable manner and showed by their prompt and accurate answers that they had been carefully trained. Prizes were awarded to the pupils obtaining the highest marks in each grade, Miss Hilda Cole obtaining her Public Schhol Certificate. Miss Ellen {Harrington is deserving of much cre- dit as she very successfully passed in grade nine and ten in the one year. Miss Smith treated the children and visitors to candy and fruit at the close of the examinations. The pupils presented their teacher with a lovely blue silk umbrella. Mrs. Harrington, on behalf of the pupils and visitors, thanked Miss Smith for her generos- ity and extended to her the best wishes of the community in her new sphere of activity. The singing of the National Anthem brought the pleasant proceedings to a close-S.

-DEATH 0F MR. SPURS-EON’ MCARTHUR-There passed away at his home in Brookline, P.E.I., last Thursday, a ivell known resident of that locality. Mr. Spurgeon McArthur, at the age of 67 years. Mr. McArthur although he had not enjoyed the best of health. was up and about until a week before his death. The de- ceased was a life-long resident of Elmsdale and had formed very suc- cessfully an extensive farm there, un- til three years ago, when he retired

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN '

And Now For Another Thrill .

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Bar.

support because it is the best yet.

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i’ 7 Just think! Only one month old and over 3500 boxes already sold. W e think this is very good for a begin- ning. D0n’t you? We are continu- ously receiving repeat calls from all over the Island.

Next Week we shall have our new. “ABEGWEIT” Bar. Watch for it. It's “WAN T-A-N AME‘S” equal. Give

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by U18 mmmlI-llliy 01' the Sl-IROY-lndifld conference led by Miss Elma 113118.11.’ dmrlc“ l5 11B W85 Very YNSNY 65- ‘The closing service of worship was teemed. ‘There are left to mourn. has widow, (nee Jenny Williams) Elmsdale, one son Edgar and one

ssslon opened with an Anthem bf." dau hter, Mrs. Ar , a - , q also ‘Si; “Ziiliwhl? i; P333? ;§.,,,§*;;;1-,,;§;;l Thomas Metherall, of Mill River, and ' Kennedy read the scrim”? lesson 31g? ballast‘: gmgngegga 15_°5l’°“f' from Asaiah 55 and Miss Erma‘

.; n mm, ,0 , , - . Rosebank, to all of whom the deep zzohgeglgegoig PplglinNiiilfllilgzfij sympathy o! the community is ex‘ ary Japan then spol-i-e a ferv words I tended. The funeral was held on " I ' Sunday last from his late residence thanking the pimp? for Emmi to the cemetery at Elmsdale. Rev. prayers and mtere“ “if ‘he’ Mr. Elliot. of Elmsdale, and Rev. Mr. M” Tmmshend and ‘ T“ f“ t " we“, o‘ Albert/on, conducted the Se“ , who were delegates to the con.erence l vices. The funeral was very largely.‘ attended and there were many lovely floral tributes. The pall bearers were Messrs. Christopher Matherall, Alexi White, John O. Gordon, Ben]. War- ren, Frank Hodgson and Charles Johnston. Interment was in the fam- ily plot at Elmsdale-S.

and interesting report of the meet- ings. The offering was then taken and an anthem rendered by the choir.

Rev m. Prof-Tit‘. was the speaker of the evening and gave a very helpful and irstructive address on “Missions in West Africa.‘ Mrs. Adams pre- sented the report of’ the resoiuton commlttee-exprersirig thanks to our l-Ieavenlv Father for all his bless- ings and goodness: to the people of OLeary for their kindness: tn Mrs. Matheson and to all our hostesses who so kindly entertained us: also to

—UNITED CHURCH W. M. S. RALLY. The first Missionary Rally was held in OLeei-y United Church on June 19th. Mrs, A. J. Matheson presided The service of worship was led by the Summerside Mission circle Miss Helen Nicholson read the

scripture lesson from “ts L and Mm the organist and members of the Lord led In prayer‘ after which B choir. After the singing of hymn duet was pleasingly rendered by Miss 573' M“ Mr‘ cmke pronounced Helen Nicholson and Miss Dorothy m“ b°“°dl°fl°“' Sheen. Mrs. Fraser then spoke from Acts 1:8. The hymn “Breath on rne, ' Breath of God." brought this period PERSONALS to a close.

Mm‘ Mlken md Mn‘ Adams w” -Profcssor Tanton, of Charlotte-

sppointed 0n Vne resolution com- mlttee and Mrs. W. Boulter as secretary. Mrs. Matheson kindly welcomed the members of the aux- iliaries represented. after which she _M.._ and Mm _;_ J_ nun-ls‘ o; lntmduced M" 57"‘? the Flashy] Surnmerside. have been spending a‘ i571" Pramefii’ Wh° 59°“ briefly short vacation at the home of Mal‘ 1mm 5911111- 14712- Th? f°n°wl7€ Morris, in Newcastle, N. B.-S.

auxiliaries were represented-Alber- ton. Bloomfield, Cascumpec, Elms-

town, spent the week end in Sum- merside, the guest of Mr. and lvirs. Walter Callback-S-

—Mr. and Mrs. G. Shelton Sharp.

For your picnics and parties get “WANT-A-NAME”

It’s delicious and wholesome. Try eating it sliced. The quality of this new Bar cannot be disputed. It's not yet a month old but the repeat call for it 0n the Island alone is bigger than we expected. With the loyal support. of our jobbers and retailers and of the ‘people of the Province we hope to treble our present output.

Give “WANT-A-NAME” a boost. Give it your full The contest closes next month. Be sure to get your name in the contest at It costs very little to win one of the prizes. prize is $50.00; 2nd $10.00; 3rd $5.00; 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th—5 lb. boxes 0f RAINBOW Chocolatets.

“ WANT- a- iEiATAME

IT WILL SATISFY YOUR HUNGER

NATIONAL CANDY LIMITED

WHOLESALE ONLY

—M.r. Harry Stew " ‘is spending a l . .

-old friend" 1n conducted by. Mrs. Gordon and Mr; and \..Cln_:_.._ 133 .5 reCe-‘Yil-‘g a ‘.- °5 Campbell of Alberton. The €'.'Pl‘iln3‘\\,'9‘_Q/J1]lE ifOllll1i5lll3ll}‘fl‘lEl'iCl5.-S_

-Rc\'. Ross Flcliilmligioii. vlzo l3. on the staff 0i hlount Alison lTMiIoj-fi . and Collegiate School. 1.". sprir‘ ~* {lff"f‘.‘r3i very plearalit \'."lt.it;0n 0:1 ill”

Branchheld in Moncton gave a full: .

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BAR

WHEN YOU’RE TRULY CANDY-HUNGRY '

it a trial. We want our bars to recom- mend themselves. We know that the ‘ABEGWEIT’ Bar with its Prince‘ Ed- Ward Island name will be a credit to the home of National Candy Limited. ‘VliANT-A-NAEIE’ and ‘ABEGWEIT’ will be our twin leaders. We are not sparing time 0r m-oney to make these two bars the best iii the World. 4 5.5

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

" he conducted the senice: Unwed Church. Summer-

plca~ n New Annan, M...

-_ I raz.l. is to have a new 1.. plid ranwaj: connecting it and are cliszgapoint/ed at the El the number of Ameri- icl. ions i". .19.: their country trim year.

em Clean!

‘IVE your cigar a chance to get away to a good start! Don't rear the end. off-don't bite it off, making a ragged, uneven i‘l‘ld——a loosened wrapper per- liaps-picccs of tobacco in your mouth. Cut 'em ClPJlil Ger this Utiliiv Cigar Cutter to do ir wirii. It's a handy little knife to have in your pocket. Save up 40 Nlarguerite Bands. Send. them to us and back comes your knife lav return. Or here's a special ofIer— send 25 hlarrjuerite Bands and l0 Z-cent siarnps for this hanclv, useful and efii- cienr knife. Start saving the bands to-day and in no time at all you will have your knife in your vest pocket.

s MARGUERITE

FOIL WRAPPED-BUT STILL 10¢ The Tucker: Tobacco Co., Limited—Hamiltoi-i, O

dale , Glemrood. Lot 14. Lot l6. Monfzrose. Summerside. Tyne Valley. OLesry. Miss Elms Inman. Presby- terlsl Sec'y of young people's work- geve a report on her work showin! the great need for workers. also. more preparation, more consecration and christian living. Mrs. Allen. Presbyterial Treasurer, gave a re- sume of the year's work. ‘The total raised. including two legacies was $17.3l9.7lc.

A duet was then rendered by MYS-

of Bideford, P. E. 1., were visitors last week at the liome of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Perkin, Petftcodiac. -Miss Dorothy Maine. of Summer- field and Miss Margaret and Mr. Lionel Ford. of Emerald. are in Sum- nierside for the entrance exams-S.

-Mrs. George Campbell, of Spring Valley. entered the Prince County Hospital on Monday and was operat- ed on Tuesday morning. Although W. B. Turner and Mrs. J. M. Mac- her operation is of a serious nature. Williams of Olcsry. Mrs. Boswell her many friends will be pleased to

and bought a small place ll'i Brook-

hne. His passing will be keenly feltThis was followed by a Round Table

reported cn Mission Band work ‘hear! that b:i1's.—(3silml!b9l1 w Prosress- ng avouro y. .

FOR SALE

Desirable Property for Sale

ON CENTRAL STREET. SUMMERSIDE

For Price and Terms apply to‘ - John S. Wright, Summerside

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