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'JULY 26.1919. . ` 'ras cnsneorrarown cuuznfss: . ' ities smvas ' ',,

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` THE EASTER

N GUARDIAN

__»|1' PAYS to bug .ii this Province.

__»M,~_ and Mrs. Jus. Foley, -Cardi.

gun, spent the week ond in Little Poiiil, thc guests oi’ llilri-i. l<"nley's par. ent,-_ Their many friends were glad tu soc thcin.

__.-.SOME FISHERMEN.-Among the sports who visited North Luke on, \\'i-.im-.-<liiy, Juy llllrll were Messrs John and ldililii-. ltobcris of iiingsboro. Tip-y cauglit suiiio _splendid trout, Ed. tile luiiiliilg one which ineaisurod twen- ty ,mv inches. Jack -as he is famil- iiirly knoivn by his friends certain- ly |{ist_iioiio ut' his iislilng abilities dur- ing the-.two und one hull years spent overseas.

.."SCHO0L EXAMINATION.-'The

senii-uniiual exaniination of Elmira scliool wus held on Friday, June 27th.i A number of visitors and ratepayers ,pt-|-p pri-seiit. The pupils were exam- ,,,,.,1 by their lcaclici- Miss Mildred llosc, und other visitors. The answers so roiiiiily and acciiraiciy _given by the pupils g-uvo evidence of the eui-eful gi-niniiig they had received during the past lcrui. A prviirani consisting of me following nuinbers wei'e nicely reiiti<~i’cil b_v the pupils. Words of wel- ,-¢.pn~ by Cliristiiia Murpi;~_/; Recitat- ion, liights ol` women, l\’lary Bailey; Sin-veli hy Mai'gui‘et Bailey;Itccltation, ,\1y Kitty llas the Muinps, by llene iiiiiioy; ilecltatlon. "lI"', hy Ruth Mur- phy; ltci-itzitioii, ingratliude, liilda lllcllick; ilionologue, 'I‘liaiilrsi-giving ile- iniiiili‘rs, l.u_ni'a (,`aiiipbcll; Itucitatlon, lloublc '1`i'onble, hy Annie und Evelyn .lint-Neil; llecitatioii, hy Jennie Mm-,_ Neil; lti-i-itat-ioii, J'ohii's pumpkin, by 'l`oiiiin_v llzirris; ltccitution, Mothers ii`roi_ by l;:iui'a` (‘aiiipbeli; Vaiedic- tory l»_.' .\lai'gzirct Bailey. The visitors and pupils were _then treated wltii lionic iiiiuio candy. Rciiiurhs were inndt- by i\'i. .l. tfiinipbell and others prosciii coiigral\iiatiii|.; the lgiieligr on thi- spit-iiilid inaiiiicr in wliicii she had i»oii<iiii~ti~il the school during tm- pusi term and sigiilfyiiig their ple;/ig. ure that she wa.~'. rcinaliilng for anoth- ni- _vc:ii'. l’riv.es were uiviirdod to Lnpm t‘uinplieil, i\lai'g~ai'et Bailey and Mary lluiley l'or perfect deportineiit and to 'l‘~uuu\.\' llarris for host attemlaiice. ’l`he singing of the National Aiitheiii

brought the exainlnatioii to ii close,

_ Making Hedgehog Useful

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It' ii scarcity of metals were to re.

“Ill ll' ll -“-l'i\l'<'llY of Rruinoplioiic need- les un r-x<'i»||uiit substitute can bc foiinil in thc spiii\~s`oii thc liack of zi livlgvliog. 'l‘liis'discovei'y is (pm L0 an l‘fTl<*“l' |` IIN’ -'\l‘l~il/l'l and Sutherlanils. 'i'lu~ spiiics allow one to hear even the "-`<ll`l|S H1' lllv Hilliévi' and every note of the sous: in the softest ot' roiidei'iiigs.

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Mlnard's Llnlment Cures Burns, Ete.

Mother and the Girls

don’t mind being photo- graphed--why not persuade Dad and the boysto make the family picture record complete? _

THE COOK STUDIO Phone 159-J

Legislative Chamber Photographs

th Member. Three sizes 50 $1.50 and 50 Orders' taken now

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Personal attention to Amateur Photography.

NOTICE '

Commencing Saturday `

J une 7tii and ending Sat- urday Sept. 6th the busi-

ness hours of the Roiers _-

_ Hardware Company, td. . wil be from 7.30 a.m. un- till 5 p.m. closing Satur- day ati. p.m. We do not close on Wednesday afternoons. , '

PLEASE RESERVE THE ABOVE NOTICE

The Rogers Hardware ' Company Ltd.

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..'TWO CENTS PER WORD each

insertion for advertising to this col- umn. Cash must accompany order minimum charge twenty-live cents.

"ui 'd L ‘sninluow £'iu 'd 0553

‘sso.i;) u.sou|i]/p fur 's 11 ‘uoaziamg :suiioaniio istpcinaw out ui unread lllM 9ll'0l5.~l "SI ‘Si 'A911 'liiLZ 1fil\i‘ saapuos iispung-~3n9v|_N0w,"

..*SCHO0L EXAMINATION.-The

seinl-annual” examination of North Lake school was held on Monday, June 30th. A number of parents and visitors were present. The pupils were exam- ined by their teacher Miss Alberta Rose and others present and by their ready answers testified to the careful training of the teacher and the dilig- ence of thmpuplls. Then, following u short but spicy programme, consisting as follows: W-ords of welcome by Ev- erett Macdonald; .Itecitatlon by Wal- lace and Elva Morrow; Dialogue by Clirlstiria Pope and Russell Dingwell; ltecitntion, Motlier's foul, Chester Mac- Ll2i\l`ll3 Recltation by Hazel Pope; Monologue by Carrie Fraser, Valedie- HWY by Carrie l~`rusor. Home made Candy was then served by the teach- er and after brief complementary re- marks the meeting was nrought to a close.-One who was present.

ADDRESS OF WELCOME AND PRES- ENTATION TO SERG. JOHN A. MACLEOD

On Tuesday evening, .luy ist up-

wards ot ninety people wendeii their way to the honie oi’ Mr. and Mrs. A. J. MacLeod, East Valleyileld, to ex- tend the glad hand of welcome to their itll! S@l`t§t. John A. MacLeod.

After an address of weieoine was

read l;-_,I Miss Annu Bruce, the guest ot' honor was presented with a gold Sigiiet ring by Miss l~`lorrie J. Mac- Leod, a gift oi’ the Vnileyileid (‘onifort Circle. Serg. MacLeod, although ink- Ull CUllllll0l0ly by surprise rose to the occasloii, and in a neat and tilting specnli tliztiiketl the good people for their kindness on this occasion. The guests then resorted to the dining room where -a bountiful supper was served by the ladies of the circle.

Seated with Sergt.. MacLeod were

i.ii__c following returned soldiers. l't.<. Alex R. Martin, Willie Maclloiiald, Martin IW. MacDonald, John P. Mac- Leod, Alex MacPhee und Dun Mathc- son. The renuiinder oi’ the evening was very pleasantly spent in music ind various games by thc younger set, while the good old people enjoyed a =ocinl chat together.

After giving Scrgt. M-acl.eod ii vig-

orous bounce thc singing of Aulld Lung Sync brought. an eveiilng o_f great iiijr-yiiieiit to ti close.

The following is the address:

'i`o Sorgt. John A. MacLeod.

Dczir Friend:-it is with great pira-

sure that we your friends ami ac- iiiaintuiicos are asseinbleii hero this evening to welroinc you hack to our midst after nii absence of three years. \Ve look buck with pride and admir- itlon to that iicver-to-be forgotten day iii Sept. 1915, when you voluiituril_v .aucrlticeil your college career und 'lf-iiiied thc khaki to tight for King spd "ouniry, It was througli no fault. of yours that the pleasure you so long 'iiitfciputed in meeting tho inurderoiis hun face to i`;<1i‘o was denied you. You having repeatedly oi`l`i‘red youi' s';ei'v:- ees. lt evidently was thought best to einploy your talent where it was iiiost needed, and there you iiobly and lziitlifully store to do your bit to op- pose I{alsei'isiii and to help right and lrociloiii. Although in:in»y toiiiptatloiis beset you, we are proud iiidccd io wclcr-ine you hack a clean type of young nianliood, and now as you go out again to resume your duties, we would wtsh you every success in your chosen profession,

()n behalf of Valleyileld Comfort

Circle, we beg you to accept this gift which though small in value carries with it it wealth oi' good feeling und more gratitude and appreciation than words or gifts can express. That it may serve to oft remind you of this pleasant event is the sincere wish of your many friends in Valleyileld and vicinity.

WESTMINSTER ABBEY BELLS.

in order that they may take an

appropriate part in the celebration of peace, the six old »bells at West- ininlster Ahlicy are to be thoroughly restored, and new cries will be added to complete the octave. These old bells are of great historic interest. All except the treble (or smallest) were eiist at the Whitechapel Iseli i<‘oundry of Messrs, Mears ami Stain- bank. The tenor, which is the larg- est, weighing one ton and a half. was cast ln 1738; the fifth in 1598; the fourth and second in 1743, and the third ii. 1853. The treble is an early fourteenth century bell, cast probably by llicliard de Wymbish, who wus founding in the parish of Aldgnte at that time. The treble and third must have been rung to cole- brate the victory over the Spanish Armada in 1588. and one of them will ring again to slgnulize the greatest. victory of history. When the Ablicy authorities asked the foundry to over- haul the hells for ringing at the sign- ing ol’ the uimistice, it was found that they wore ln such poor contlltlml that only' the sinnller bells could he runil. Messrs. Mears iind Stainbonk reported that notliinrg less than entire rchang- lng would be oi’ service. Fortunately two benefactors. wiio wish to renillln anonymous, generously came forward and offered to bear,the cost., Two smaller hells, to complete the octave. are to be added. and the old bells will be returned, -the whole ring being re- hung with entirely new fittings and framework. The old fourteenth cent- ury treble, vihiic too small to tlllw its place successfully in the octave, will be preserved, anda new bell east in its place. The Abbey will -then possess the heaviest ring of eight. in London. __..____i-- Embarrassing

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"What do you think of women in

politics?" \ "Embarrassing," answered Miss Cayenne. “You cnn't be sure whether a bashtul man is going to propose to you or merely ask you for your vote."

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Just at _Few or the Hundreds

_ of Big Furniture Values

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l do not think that you can find the equal of these Furniture values dvi-

will become that Hoiman`s is the best place to buy.

“ A hairValue

that Stands 1098

nuinoroiis sturdy s‘trotciic_i‘s. '1‘lic'se ure made

with braced hack. sliapcd plank scat., posts, stand-

ards and spinrlh-s nicely liiriied und liiiished. Six chairs, as ill uutratctl and desci‘iiied . _ . . . . _ .$7.45

Each ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $1.25

e I __ it--0116 Oi our Chair E " Bic ir out van-

6foot Surface Oak

Table Exceptionally

- Strong

One of the very Iiiggvst _vuiucs on the inarkct

in ii good Surface Oak Extension Table; heavy, iuassivii coiisiriictioii, bolted uilii,inoi‘tisud togctii- er; every suction rigidly braced; has braced cor- ners, _logs iiicr-ly tiiriivrl; tubloris 40 inches when closed, :ind cxicnils to 72 in<'li<‘-'=. This bricc oi- fcrs llolinain ciistonicrs a decided saving, $10.98

This Gramophone _ with Four Double” Side

2 8 I 6 0

Here is the biggest value in Canada in u high

quality Gramophone, with solid oak cabinet, nicely nickelled trimmings. size oi' cubinet 10 'iiiciics high, 15% inches deep; motor is fitted with strong spring, is smooth running and can be wound while playing, The goose-ncck tone arm and reproduc- or are the most high-cliiss to be found in a mach- ine nt this price. Complete with four double side i°ecorils,' giving aight separate selections. Express

charyes paid, Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $28-60

(Write for installment piiyinent plan on above

machine, stuting ninount tiiiit it will the convenient to pay us tlrst lnstiillnicnt. und whether you wish to pay balance In weekly or iiioiitiily payments.)

6-PIECE DINING SET

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Ing or Kitchen Cnairs, (ioldcn Oak tlnish, seat 16 _-'f 1 x IG iiiclics,22-iiicli lii'ut'ed buck, liaiidsoiiiely ein- i."'*ui-|4- ii,0s,;g,| hurl shaped paiicl, live back spindles and ~

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This Six Piece Dining Set is witliout, oiivslioii one of thi- niiist rciiiurk-

able oileriiigs ot' the year; inailo of the host iiurilivomi. perfectly sousoiicd and iliiislicil iii rich goldoii oak; hi-avy plaiik saddle sent iii x lil inches; height oi` back 'Ji iiiclios, wide, beautifully oiiiliosseil back pi\iiol.~; graccfiilly iidorii the si-t--tlic cu|'\'iiig, eiubossiiig und sliaping und shaping of panels are inost iiiodorii, the legs are iiiassive and clalioi‘utely turiied; turned rungs in lroiit. braced buck, numerous spindles :ind siretcliers add nint- criully to the stmiigtii und solidity oi czicli cliair. Your diiiiiig room will be lip-to-dale if you order this set, and our present price offers you a notable saving. One arm chair and ilve plain chair . . . . . . . . . . . . ...$10.9B

` Chairs, without uriiis, as above $1.75

Arm` Chair, as above. _ . .". . . . . . $2.65

rxrin virus Bed Spring & Mattress 16.58

Here is one of the biggest values in ii tliorouglily' iilgii-class Bedroom

Outfit, including _hed, spring, and inattress_ Tho BED is inadc in ii heavy construction from the best iron procuralble for this purpose; every part is strong and i'einforcr~.d so that it should give almost indefinite service; height of hcud 49 inches, height of foot 39 inches; size of pillars 1-16 liicli; illling rods 5-lli inch; each of the posts is fitted with a shiny brass cap; thc Sl’ltlN(l is guaranteed quality woven wire construction, stayed and reinfortxvd. 'l`lie M‘A'i"l‘ltESS is ii goodfqnuiit.y_..wool..top,..finished with scrviceulyli-_ weight tli-king. The eoinbiiiation, iiiclndiiig the three separate ai‘ticlr‘s, inukcs at iiiagiiiilccitt ontilt, and ii-ffxcelleiit value coiisitlerliigoiir present price, nnd the price quoted by others. Order this outfit before the price urlvuiircs. We were only able to procure ii few hiiiidred of these to soil at this price. Sizes Ii ft. 6 iii., 4 ft., and 4 ft. G iii. wide hy 6 ft, 1(mg_ (‘.oiiipletr,» lor . . . . . . . . . . . ..r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...$16.58

Bed as illustrutcd and described nbovo with i-iistors (without spring

und inaltrcss.) Widths 3 ft. C in., audi fi. ii iii. Length 6 ft. Price ...$7.25

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Call at Show-room F Same Rooms

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self ii’ you ure not using llolman's

catalogue when llllylnll- curcfnl attention us orders sent to or

li’ you have not received one - tl

nest card will brlui; 11 wry I0 YW W iert 'nt our Suninici-side store. return mail.

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_ We do not attempt to influence your opinion-we leave you to judge the values entirely. i _

feeling confident the more diligent and extensive your search the more absolutely coiivinccd you + .

Where can You Find

the Equal of this Value

A marvellous value iii heavy style hard wood Kitcneii

Chairs, splcndidly rciiiforecii, live spindles in back, iieuvy_ plank scat, iii,-ally slinpcii legs 1| nd buck.

Chill* “S 1\l>0Vl¥. double ruiigs, iinvurnished. i’ric0

Six for __ $4.61;

Chairs. as above. viii-ni.<iie<i_ ioneii ._ .....ase

Six for_ . . . . . . . . . . , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ $522

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Best selected hard wooil, liou\'_v plank scat, saddle style, slispvd legs and st1iiitlui‘d.<._ 1-inliosscd hack panel, live spindles ut back; scat iiicas\ii'es 16 x lti iiieiies.

Chairs, as above, double rung, uiivariiisiieil. _ Price

each . . . . . . . . B8c Six for . . . . . . . . . $5-25

Chairs, us above, variiished, each .. ..,..9Be

lSix for . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . $5.79

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Popular

Double-Side Records

$58.6 _

_ A really wonderful value in u Phonola Gramophone, with solid ouk cabineffiloiiole motor; 12 7-8 inches high, 17 l-4 inches wide. 18 Ii-ll inches deep, fitted with most iinproved type of goose-nr-ck arm und souiid-hex in use. Will play from two to three 10-inch records with one winding. All metal parts are heavily nickel plated. This machine is the equal of many offering at $75.00. and is ii machine that we can highly recommend. Cem- plcte with ioiir double side records, giving eight differ- ent selections. Express Charges Paid. Price $58.60

(Write for installment payinent plan on above machine

stating amount that it will be convenient to pay as llrst instullnicnt. and whether you wish to pay balance in weekly or monthly payments.) , ,“,‘|

Gharlottetown Summerside

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