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MQNDAY THE CHARL  i"UAR'DTAN ` Tl_lNT` 1 1 11
Twice As iviucii vARNisi-i
Fon cENi Mons !
Rock-Spar Combination Offer
ST|LL GQCD
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This wonderful opportunity to get double value for your money is still
open. If you have not already taken advantage of this oiler, be sure to do
so now.
Two cans of Rock-Spar Varnish for one cent more than the price of
one. If you buy a pint,~a quart or a gallon, you receive another pint,
quart or gallon for one extra cent. '
Rock-Spar is ideal for all your household varnish jobs. Its exception-
ally heavy body, pale in colour, makes it ideal for varnishing floors,
woodwork and furniture.
THE GLIDDEN COMPANY LTMITED
'i'oiioN'ro MoN'i:ium. WINMPE1;
IF IT GOES ON WITH A BRUSH USE
 
G O T O D AY
to your nearestla ~a~Iac
dealer (see list 
andhsves.llyou.rV 'V
needs taken care of for
céwilize-half i_h_e usual cost.
ls O 8|' la D Ur a
limiter! time 051;? L do
not delay.
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GLIDDEN PRODUCTS sold by the following agents and dealers: `
THE HOGERS HARDWARE C0., LTD., Charlottetown ‘FRED W. JOHNSTONE. Murray River .
RUSSELL CHAMPION. Kensington. Wm. CALLBECK, Central Bedeque.
Bnacia, Mortar ii. co., i/rn., summoning. ARSENAULT & GAUDET. waiiingion.
A. B. CUTLIFFE, Hunter River. C. R. WALLACE, Coleman HOWARD YEO, Richmond,
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Rocnizs HARDWARE co., LTD.
Distributors for Charlottetown A
BRACE, McKAY €=? COMPANY LIMITED
Wholesale and Retail Distributors
Paints, Hardware, Groceries, etc. W
SUMMERSIDE, P. E. ISLAND '
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  llllosing Notice .
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T. l 4  We, the undersigned merchants of
,/-';;;%‘ Z-Y-_',-_-l. _ ` Kensington, wish to notify our ous-
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of  Tuesday ima saturday iiigim, ms as
` ji 'I/}'=»°"\"“"l 5 iz o'clock. noon, on wsiinauisn. bs-
<':f`-' *'  V' ginning June lst, and continuing till
,,'¢,;,  ‘ September 15th. r
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wM. J. SEMPLE.
iwssi~:i.i. cnaiuriou.
JAMES M¢Nsu.i..,
WM. Mexar.
iz. rUPi.iN ii. co.
J. A. Mcriisicsou.
J. B. Pizorrrr.
rsri-:iz Msrwrr .e
J. is. Mii.i.MaN.
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P.
Western Guardian
-IOBIN HOOD l1.0Ul sold and
guaranteed by leading dealers every-
. when.
-ANOTE BIG TENNIS DANC!
Capitol Grill Room. summer-aids,
June 8rd. New novelties, iofrsh-
ments. 081-5-29-ti
-CHICKEN SUPP!! AT BOI-
DEN.--Ths ladies of Borden Periah
intend holding a Chicken Supper in
Borden on Tuesday evening, June
2nd. 400'!-6-1-2i.
1-THE SUMMER. BALI' HOLI-
vAYS begin Wednesday, June 3rd,
\ vhen we close at il o'clock noon.
Store open Tuesday nights till 8
o'clock. Sinclair do Stewart Limiwd.
4885-5-80-Zi.
-CASE DIBMISSED-Two young
lads appeared in the Bummerside
Police Court on Saturday for fight-
ing on the street. They were let oi!
with a warning from the Magistrate.
-S.
-CONGRATULATIONS-Rev. H.
R. Coleman and Mrs. Coleman of
Port Hill are being congratulated on
the birth of s little son, Donald Ew-
art, in the Prince County Hospital on
Friday.-S.
-ON AND AFTER. JUNE lst our
business will be conducted on a
strictly Cash Basis. We request that
all overdue notes and accounts bs'
paid before June lst, after that date
will be handed to our Attorney for
collection. McKay as Todd.
4771-5-25-mon-2|.
-BIG DANCE AT KENSINGTON
-090111113 dance of the season in
the Kensington Rink. Wednesday,
June 3rd, at s p.m. Music furnished
by the Dixon Orchestra. Splendid
'accommodations for dancing. 'Admis-
sion 50c. 4846-5-28-41-Thurs. Bat.,
Mon., Wed.
- CONGRATULAITIONS - Miss
Melanie DesRoches ia being congrat-
ulated by her friends on making the
highest marks in Prince of Wales
College tor second year and winning
the college prize; also T. Leslie I
Shaw's scholarship. Miss DesR-ocheii i
is a graduate ot Miscouche Convent.
-8. '
-STOP - LOOK - LISTEN. -
Excelsior Players will present their
tm-ee sci. comedy pisy "-'rake my 1
Advice" in Wilmot Valley Hall on
Wednesday evening, June 3rd at 8.30
o'clock. This some play will be pre-
sented in Eilerslie Hall, on the follow-
ing Wednesday, June 10th at the
same hour. Admission 35 and 25
cents. Good specialties between acts.
4915-6-l-li.
-ST. MALACHTS SUB-DIVISION
C. W. I..-The fifth annual meeting
of Bt. Malachy’s Sub-division, C. W.
L., was held in Kinkora, May 3rd.
After the opening prayer the singing
of the Ode, andthe reaiang of the
minutes of the previous meeting, the
annual report and financial stats-_
ment was read by the retiring presi-
dent, Mrs. Thomas L. Bherran. The
financial statement, audited by Mrs.
Joseph Callaghan, showed the sub-
div_lsion_ to be in eilourlshing condi-
tion. Ncuiy six hundred dollars
were expended for churcn and char-
itable purposes within the parish,
and the following missionary pur-
poses in Westem Canada. The fol-
lowing omcers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. Pat- |
rick Mulligan, Emerald, R. R.. 2;
First Vice-president, Mrs. Eugene i
smith; Second Vice-president. Mrs. ‘
John McKenna.; Third Vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Parnell McCsrvill; Secre-
tary. Mrs. Stephen Johnston, Kin-
kora; Treasurer, Mrs. John Keele;
Councillors, Mrs. Win. Clerk, Mrs.
'I'hos. P. Haminill, Mrs. Peter D.
Mclvor. The members were address-
ed by the Chaplain, Rev. M. J.
Smith, who congratulated the retir-
ing Executive and members on the
put yssr‘| ectivltiee, especially their
many acts of charity, and he exhort-
ed them to renewed efforts, by in-
creasing their membership in order
to make the coming year even more
successful than the year just ended.
GQIISERVATIVE
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FOURTH DIBTBICI' OF KINGS
A Convention of the Conservative
iiiiisio i nie rants niitrm oi MRS BENJAMIN »
Q ` avour  _ Kmr.fl';I be had on SATURDAY ______ .having lived on the Bcuth side ofiwas conducted by Rev, p, watson
- 4897-5-30-2l. I _ _
'r "ml um .t 2 o,cL°Cx R M" in Mm. “Vern yea" of suffermg and ' the same till they bought their pres
t residence about ten
. -; -:-r-~:-:_~:-t5:-ciE°'. 'rim MUBBAY mvnn rvnuc much anxiety. there passed sway On °“
` ' -5.. § az: E Av. BALL, Murray liver, for the pur- Tuesday moming, the 26th of May,
. " 'I    peso of Nominating Two Candidates at her home near Murray Harbor
Bl/ACK IWISI CHIEWING  sxinimion . - -»-- »~  -»  -=»--- -~-» »~»-   ii-
 rining .aa niisirlns Glam  rmmui simian. lunrsii ciiur- tiioueh is ina been mn. I 0:
-.- .. , man will call a Meeting of his Poll months, the end cams suaoeriy a
H  G   A oi»'roMs'rnis‘r 7" ms sam sn datum: 1° ferment 030 1- nh I-'W' * °f°“"l°°°”‘° "’3“"
' Ofllfc C°Iw°°¢°° WN!  iii: roii at ins convention. and o. period or much iism- Dwnl-
. - - 34 ~ f me mmbridn i Peters Road; Mrs. Bert MacLeod, of
, , _ _._ . - - _ _|_ Mp RUN 3 riumsaicir D. isnsnaur, so was 1 native ° .
__ _I . .  H umm" " aww; A, moi.; nmrist, ming the third asugnogg
Ford Trucks offer
ECO OMICA
TR NSPORT TI()
i to every business
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THE FORD TRUCK HAS GOOD APPEARANCE AND ADVERTISING VALUE AND IS A CREDIT T0 ANY MERCHANTS
BUSINESS IT REPRESENTS. Panel body on the truck chaula with 131%-inch wheelbase. This is widely sued by merchants,
decorators, bakers, Iaundries, and for geneml hauling of large or bulky merchandise.
THE FORD 1%-ton truck is carefully
and thoroughly 'designed to` provide
long, reliable transportation at mini-
mum cost. - The record of its per-
formance, in serving many businesses
in all paris of Canada, shows a saving
in lirst cost, and in cost of operation
over extended periods of time.
Features of the Ford truck
There are many reasons for Ford
hauling-economy. Important among
them nreunusual features of chassis-
design. For example, the rear axle
is the three-quarter floating spiral
bevel gear type. With this design, the
axle-shafts serve only to turn the
wheels, without carrying any of the
weight of truck or load. This insures
strength, reliability and long life in
the rear axle, reducing the necessity
for adjustments and repairs, and in-
creasing the ability of the truck to
carry pay loads day in and dey out
over good roads and bed.
Other features are the 4--speed
transmission, which provides n wide
flexible range of speed and power,
insuring capable performance under
all conditions; the torque-tube drive,
which relieves rear springs of all but
their normal function of absorbing
SPECIAL BOTTLERS’ BODY on the truck chassis with 131%-inch wheelbase. One of the
many special types available from body-manufacturers lo meet the needs of modern business.
l
In 1911 she was united in ~narrl e
G8
IN M E M 0 R | A M iwim Mr. Benjamin rnsiiaras and
iwith the exception of a few months
"__" 'ln Montague last winter, they have
lucgugpg ‘been residents on the Shore Road,
from Mr. Adam Reynolds.
Besides her bereaved husband, dc-
_ i _
sl.
of v/hom were present at the funer-
The funeral services proceeded on
Thursday. the 20th from the home to
Peters Road Presbyterian Church and
Currie, who had faithfully visited her
years ago ` for the time of his pastorata here,
and who preached e touching dis-
course from I Corinthians XI 58
shocks, thus prolonging the life of
important parts; the sturdy frame
with tive strong cross-membcrs,which
gives strength to chassis and body
alike; and the large, fully enclosed
brakes, 14 inches in diameter.
Economical hauling for
every business
There is a Ford haulage-unit for
every business-need. A complete line
of standard bodies is available for
the 1%-ton truck to mcct most rc-
quirements. Special bodies, for every
purpose, are available from body-
manufacturers. One of the standard
bodies, the 131%-inch panel, is illus-
trated above. There is a choice of
131%-inch or 157-inch wheelbase,
6.6 or 5.14- rear-axle gear-ratios, and
single or dual rear wheels.
In addition, there is the light com-
mercial chassis, with four factory-
huilt bodies, and with n wide range
available from body-manufacturers,
which offers speed, long life and econ-
omy for every light-hauling purpose.
Either chassis may be equipped wllll
a factory-built closed cab, which has
a shaiierless glass windshield.
Go to your Ford dealer and sec
these units. He will be glad to demon-
siraie the type your business requires-
All are low in cost.
lu i l M M I ` ‘wrlll CANADIAN TRUCl"/
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"race in race with My 5“"‘°“"'
"Jesus Keep Me Near the Cr055"i ‘nd
“In the Sweet Bye and BYC-" 
church service, the choir “ng ii
oid nursed cross," "My H°P° 0,
num on Nocnins 1»°SS»" "“°°“ wa
Ares Len for Me," and "S*“‘:hm
meet Beyond the River." All d.
hymns were chosen by Mrs- Rm”
prior to her dccease. The PB" bw
ceased leaves five children, Annie,
(Mrs. 1-l. I-ligginbotham, of Monta-
gue,) Lucy. Milton, Jennie, and
Mans. She is also survived by three
sisters, Mrs. Neil Vanlderstlne, of
ers were: Fred Vuezzo, JOSCPU v“"_
so, sir 1-iigginbomsm. Llwil *“"”;_
botham, Harry H1¥8i|1b0tham and by
MacLeod,‘and hesrse WM df“'°“ "_
§Mi-_ 'rnomas ii. Millar. A llf8;““‘
Prcsentativs of friends we\'° P' tm
in snow their sympathy "‘"‘
"Therefore, My beloved brethren, be
ye steadfast, unmoveable, always
lbounding in the work of the Lord,
for es much as ye know that your
labor is not in vain in the Lord."
The Rev. Alex R. Gibson read the
Cambridge, and Mrs. Vuezro. of Mon- Lesson and led in the prayer. The
tague and one brother, Mr. Glad-
stone Hlgginbotham, of Montague, all
house service was particularly touch-
IDI. Ie the hymns sung there were
family in their loss.-ll’