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Great George Street.

1-11.11 _ A .¢ooo+e4+o'4¢¢-e~4 , Lester Douglas 3g Queen Street Oharlottetow". P. E. I. 4

cream Separators HE SHARPLES SUCTION FEED

Skims clean at an)‘ ""6" Terms to suit customers. Extra parts on hand. i no or Pilone 19s er, sac i

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Feeds 1 Feeds

For till.- SUMMER MONTHS we will have good large stocks oi FEEDS f0!‘ HORSES. CATTLE, HOGS and POULTRY.

suev HAY no sTsAw. , eeeo OATS, anAu. sllonrs, CRACKED cons. FEED CORNMEAL, cRusH- . eo oars, SCHUMACHER reeo and a’ iuii stock of , POULTRY SUPPLIES. Also ROLLED OATS. OATMEAL. "mate CORNMEAL, BUCK- WHEAT FLOUR. GRAHAM FLOUR. etc., etc.. all at Iow- sat prices. WHOLESALE mo RETAIL. ,

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Women's White iiaflyas Strap Shoes

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pairs are trimmed with black,

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A L L E YLIMITEII

, FAfiHlUNABLF. FDDYWl-JAR

cullooen school.

’i'llc half-yearly cxzlluilluliou oi’ . flltl0i was ill-id ill tilc lsciltlol-rooul on .illly 29th. ‘lip-rt-

wiilllilllu school certificate was

Gentral Guardian

ED'S TAXI day and night eer- vlcc. Phone 687 or 209-1.

AT SAN FRANCIISCO.-Steamel- Andrea F. Luckenbach, in eoln- "Wid vi Csntsln McDonald, of SPIIFiH. P. E. l., was at San Fran- cisco a few days ago on route to Philadelphia. New York and Boa. ton. She arrived at tho California ‘hurt from Seattle.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.—OII Sunday next. July 25th there will he two services at Canoe Cove. In tllo morning at 11 o'clock the Rev. .l. Eustace Purdio, B. D., Principal of the Bible College in Winnipeg will preach and in the evening Roy. E. C. Robertson will preach.

CHURCH OF SCOTLANDPI-Tbe ilflvi J. Eustace Purdle, B. D., will preach ill (‘hucchill at 7 o'clock on Sunday next, July 25th,

PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES.

SUNDAY. JU.LY ZStm-Murray llarbor Nortll 10.30 a. ul. Peter's Road 2.30 ,p. ln. and 7 p, m,

iibyilciwr. ‘Rev. W. E. Davies.

WINS HIGH HONORS.-Miss Jdisio llieatoll, daughter uf Mr, alld Wire. iii. A. Beatou, Peters Road, was among thc rcccut graduates iroul Long island Hospital. Mass. .\llss Bunion ulude, a splendid rcrord ill llor studies being Presid- "lli of llol- class and winning a riPllfiiilftillllJ. Miss Boatoll is con. lilluillg hcr (iuiies ill tllc Hospital lvllorc silo is vcry popular with ilt-r fPlIOW workers.

FAREWELL SERMON.—-R0v. G. I\V> I“. tilcndcuuing, who has been tlflillieilill‘ of tllc Moucton Wesley l-\ii‘illlll'illl (fllurcll for scvcral years will proacll his ‘farewell sermon nn ' \'t Sunday cvclllng.

3 lisp, of Salul .lollu, will preach at dill} lllorning sorvicc. Ruv. Mr. iiiltlllticlluillg will lonve (lnrly ncxt iwrrk for Toronto, whcre he will Isapcuti ills vacation bciore going to EiliClTlrHliil to lnkc charge of tho tiiliiivll Church at Hamilton. His iulllllillg (lcpitrillrf: will ilc generally trcgreitcd ill this ciiy.

NORTH TRYON SCHOOL.—Tlln ‘ ullunl school examination of North 3 ryoll was hold on June 30th‘. About i2it visitors and fi-l pupils were pre- iscllt. Tllc pupils o'er-e examined ill tho different subjects by their tczlcllcr, Miss .lcnuettc McVittlc, and by their satisfactory unswcrs ‘showed that they had been caro- ifuliy taught during tile term, A pre- ‘SfllllPtl to .\iiss Junie Thomas, ol’ ‘Grade Vlll. (‘olnplllntlntary remarks inwlrc. luadu by thc secretary, Mr. iJ, W. 'l'holll:ls and others. Thcy [wire uftcrlvnrds lrczltcd with ics- creaul. 'i‘llc examination was

iwcrt- nillclovn visitors and tilirlt-cllillrtlugilt to a closc by singing the

Tllc ilrizcs l'-t']ll‘l')- ilcioucy kindly (lficrcd by .\Ir. it. A, iMt-Lctltl, ill‘ lligg, lo tilc illlV zllld iglrl who cnlllc first, wcrc ii\'-.ll‘iii‘li ito Stewart McPherson and Dlzlriou McPherson, Prizes tn tllc boy and girl who callllc llcxt wl-re li\\';ll‘ii~‘.ll |io Alexander McRac and i"r.luc<=.s Singleton, ‘hy the teacher, hilt-ls .\lc- lLcau. Tllc remainder oi‘ lilo pupils Ll-cccirt-d suitable alvards from the Lcacllcl‘ and silo was ilrcsonictl wilh

1S(‘\'i‘l‘ili nlcc gifts thy llor pupils. [The lollies oi the district. serccd lunch.

llcsltlcs Julillg cxzlllnilltltl ill road- ing, silcllillg, writing, arithmetic, googralillly, history. grzlulnlnr, nat- urc study, and ilyglcuc, tllc follow-

thc pupils: Flag Song, by school; drill, (Tau- ada blast and West. by it senior pu-

Jouetto Singleton and idvclillo‘ ‘Smith; dialogue. Little Pitchers. by 3 pupils; patriotic exercise, by 8 priulury pupils. Aftor singing tho National Anlllclu tho tzatherillgdis- pcrsod.

All tho pupils arc members nftho Junior lied (Irons. and urn orflilllil‘ cd as tho "Sllvcr Square Health Club."

Besides doing many useful things for nlorc unfortunate children. tlloy f‘nl‘l‘i‘.hil0llll with other schools. ill tlu-ir school they llnvc a very inter- (asllllg portfolio, and also a box of birds‘ nests and eggs rocoived frolll lllllculozl school, Palliutua, New Zcnlantl. ('()l‘l'llti|I()llilOllt'l.l has hooni tnkou up with (Iautlcr iicllitoz lliirh School, Porto Rlt-nf und lhc juniors arc oxpcctlllg u portfolio from thorn ill l't‘iili‘ll for ollc l-lcnt. This work ilt-silica ilt-lug llltcrcstiug greatly lbcnnilts tho pupils.

(lultrlot ploasc copy.)

_._f-Qo>-——- LETTER OF SYMPATHY

To Mrs, iiugil Nicholson. (lieu Vllllcy.

Dt-ur Slstor,—~Wo. lilo mcluburs 0i (lion Valley Woman's ‘lllstitutc. dcslro to express to you ollr slu- ccro sympathy ill this your hour of sorrow nlld dlurilnvtllnent wilcn W"? beloved mother has gone to hol‘ eternal homo. Wo roalizo your sor- row is hllrd to boar, llul you hit-y" some consolation ill kuowlnli iii“ she has gone to bor heavenly homo, wlloroin awaits irioutlshili iiiili death cannot sovcr, and to that world we shall all go sooner or lat~ or and it is there we shall lneot our loved onos, We trllli iiiereiclr“ that, whllo your heart In longing for tho sound of tho voice that is stlllcd you may look to llim who is too good to crr alld too wise to be unkind, Your sor- row ‘is also ollrs, and W0 IIFBY iilai the great lf-‘athnr abovv miiy i"°'"' fort. ,colnlolu and sustain you dill‘- ing dark hours.

With patience was lily suflorinK borne.

For moeknoss did thy llfc adorn.

Now grief and

Pi" . And (Iod hath called tbce homo a! | Inst.

Signed ill loving symIIlli-iiy.

pils; duct, Old Folks at Home, bymnmi when m; pagggd away

is heavy ‘

suiferiug all are i

,|Natlmlal Alltllcul, i COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER iDIES.—.\ 'l‘ruro dispatch of July iliith saysz—'i‘llc death oi‘ P. J. iBonisteel, of 'l‘oronto, Maritime lreprcscnttltivo for JohlvNortlllvzly :14: (J0., Limited, occurred at the Colcllester Hospital, early Sunday mflfllillli. Mr, Iionuisteel was a very well kllowll commercial traveller. having covered the Maritime Prov- dnces for nloro than 25 years. Ho lhad represented tile John North- ivay C0,. for the past 15 years. Ha |was a man of sterling character. iaud was vcry ‘highly regarded ‘by all who know llinl. He had not lbcen Hauling well for some timo. and

"it: IWORFRIII WM “Iii 1'""1i°i‘i'-‘i iiluilout two weeks ago he had a sev- groom was attended ihy his brother

‘crc ilenrt attack. and was taken lo the hospital. Mrs, Bonisteel was soul for and she was with her hus- He was sixty years of age. His death will ‘bc a kecu loss _to his many fricuds, and to the traveling fra- ternity. ‘Besides his wife, he is sur-

vived by two sous—Arthur, of Toronto and Ernest 0f Aurora, Uni.

M0ther’s Best Friend Is “Nerviline”

‘Norvlllno is too useful, too valu- llillo to be withc-ut. For iunlbago, inule back, sciatica or neuralgia. lilerc is no liuimollt with half of Nervllinehl power iopcnetrote alld case the pain.

As a family safeguard. as some- thing in ward off sickness and to t-nro tile minor ills that will occur ill every family. to cure pain any- wllcro, you can ilud nothing to coni- pare with old-limo Norvilins, which for forty years has been tho urlst widely usod family remedy in the Dominion. 35c bottles. at all dual- ors. ‘

>O-O-O-O-O O O-

Once a Trial Always Nyal

The Nyal Standard is ex- ’ eelTent and you may lliiifl uygfy Nyll prod-ll}! by ‘U!!! i standard. We carry a iiM 07 Ill Nyale‘ toilet preparations Face Cream. Cold Creams. Face Powder. Red Rose Cream. Almond Cream. Rouge Compacts. eto.

Harold L. Worthy i

11s queen smear PHONE 27,1

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lilru, H. P. Abbott, Mre. ‘S.

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-yea.rs lll Colorado. Mr. Cash is a

THE CHA

MARBHFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH-Preaching service at. 3 o'clock on ‘Sunday, July 25th con- ducted by Rev, Ross C. Eaton.

LOST—Between Hunter River and Summsralde, one tan grip con- taining camera. clothing, etc. Finder leave at R. T. Holmsn's Ltd.. or advise Al-ban Glllls. Sum- mersldc. 849-7-21-21

MONTAGUE - GEORGETOWN BAPTIST CIRCUIT.—Rev. Frank- lin D. Elmer. D. D. of Hamilton, N. Y. will preach at Sturgeon at 11 o'clock, Georgetown at 3 o'clock.’ Montague at 7 o'clock on Sunday July 25th, Be sure to hear him. i

W=HEATLEY RIVERF- Miss Sadie Mobbs of Portland, Maine. has again returned on s. two or three months visit to her Island home-Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cash.

RLO'I"FETOWN

GUAlZDIAN

accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Bowen ili/TBd to St. Peters, by way of Charlottetown and‘ Brackley Point, visiting friends on; ‘Friday. '

FUNERAL seRvlces-rrlle fun-i

eral of the latwMrs, J08. Lane was‘: held Tuesday morning from A. 1A.} Hennesseys Funeral Home to St.‘ Dunstan's Cathedral where a Re-i quionl High lilass was celebratedi by Rev. A. L. Slllnott. bearers were Messrs Henry Smlthq A. Ducholuill. J. A. Ritchie, Barty Flannigan, Moses Burns and Six-l tus McLellan. Service at the‘

Wa. ‘

OLD RESIDENT REVISITS; HOME.—Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cash} of La Junta, Colo, is on the island] spending the summer with his lbro-i there, Patrick Cash of Graham's, Road, all spending a few days with Will (Bowen of Wheatley River, who also spent a great number ofi

locomotive engineer and is as- signed to one of the fastest trains on the Santa vi-‘c. .\ir. Cash is loud in his praise of tho improvements of tho island in tho past fifteen years. that being his last visit. Hlsi stay this time has -been for the beautiful mouth of July. I

ISLANDER RETURNS- Mr. John Cherry of Minneapolis, Minn arrived ill Charlottetown last cycli- ing after an absence of 44 years. Mr. Cherry who, is a mason and plasterer found many old friends missing when recalling the friend- Ships of boyhood days when he worked ill Boyle's Tannery alld went to tile Presbyterian Sunday School under the Rev. DrUDuncan. Mr, Cherry is pleased with 'the cleanliness of Charlottetown and the ulany signs of progress. He will visit. his sister in Georgetown before returning.

DUNN—DONNELLY NUPTIALS. —Saint Clements Church, Wcst Soulervilic, iitass" was tile scene of a pretty wedding on Suudnyi afternoon, June 20th. when tho, Rev. Daniel .l. Desmond, united In marriage Dorctta E. Dunn, daugh- ter of Mrs. ‘Mary T. ‘Dunn. 28 Appleton Street, West Somervillc. to Reginald P. Donnolly. son of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Donnelly, 41 Chatam Road, Everett, Mass. The bride looked charming in a frown of "Border Rose Georgette and Mal- ine" with ‘hat to match and carried a shower boquet of m/hite roses and sweet peas. The bridesmaid, Miss Claire Dllnn, sister of the bride, wore a blue crepe dc chens gown with hat to match and car- ried a bonnet of pink roses. The

Mr. Vernon Donnelly. During the ceremony Music was rendered by; Miss Rena “Putle of Medford. llil- mediately after the ceremony there was a reception given at the home of the ‘bride to about flfty immediate friends and relatives.| The bride who has‘ been employed; in the Statistical Office of the‘ "Wm, IFHQHBK Sons 00., Boston" has a host of friends and previous to her marriage was tendered a miscellaneous shower at her home. ‘Both bride and groom are formerly from this City, the groom being a. former membor of the "Charlotte-

Bruco will be glad i0 know that. hf! is home from Boston much improv- od in health.

Mrs. William McCabo and two children. Cambridge, Mass, are vialtlngthe farmer's mother, Mrs. Angus Praught, of this city.

‘Mr. Isaac Pound of Halifax is visiting his homo in the city.

Mr. G. A. McGllIvray and family are visiting relatives in the city. having motored from Boston.

Miss Brsta McCabo has arrived home from Boston to spend s. vaca- tlon with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joules MoCabe.

Mr. and Mrsfl. H. Curtis and lit- tle daughter have arrived from

New Ybriii to spend a vacation in

the province.

The Dam-guests of Mr. and Mrs. A, A. Stoevss

grave was conducted by Rcv. l’."M""°'°i1Tii1i@5- Ish.

‘to lllcir torulcr llolllc in this city.

Stork for sale on the two markets today amounted to 43 rattle, 161 iiitlllbfl. 401 bogs, and 389 calves.

thc stock was sold early. wcre no good cattle and common hulls sold from $3.50 to $4.25, coni- moll cows were $3.50 to $4. ccuplc of wcl-c sold for $8.50 and others $8 alld $8.25. $5.

J. B. Blckereteth. M. A-l M. c1, warden of Hart House. Toronto. now mentioned as a possible sue- cessor to Bishop-elect Seager, D.D., of Ontario diocese. as provost o1 Trinity College. Toronto. Mr. Blok- arsteth is 38 and unmarried.

Nil". and Mrs. William Stcevcg of Monlrczll, (inc, who have Ilecu the

ill Dorcilcstcr, for a few wocks, left for Sunlmcrsidc. P. E. I.. recently. Tbcy will spent some time a; hire. Slvcvus‘ former home thcro. —

Iiiiss Hurrlctt Shelly, of (larlisitl, Pit, urrivci ill tho City ycstfvrdny for a short holiday tour of tho ls- land. Miss Shclly is tllc author of Pocnls of Lifc and Living, a volunlo that. ilns boon vcry cordially rc- ctalvr-d. She also has another hook 0f rcrsc rcndy for the press. "Wishes oll illc Wind." She is a tcucilcl- in tho public schools-and; tract-s hcr zluctlstry ilnok to Percy.’ Byslw Sllclly, the great English pt ‘I.

.\ll‘. llllli Mrs. Reginald Cullen loll yustcrllay morning by motor on rcturll ill lhcir homo in Lowell, Muss. after a vary pleasant visit

than

mimfl

_nleocta¢nd

muaefrcmflthiloiotld. Get rid ofiibsln-wifllliifiz.

mvgwlwwhewh-g asasnoclsseazaas quilanltbciynbandqtnuae. Hllsflllsilmecu

hwgnaches and min. ltaal-chsmstfize-rasdlaand elwiualsailamtheyhide dud lneaeLnui

STAKDARDfitD- (NEWJEIZSEY) nsuimrstlisomssbymsarwsabweanrm

Flies Mosquitoes Mntlul 1m BedBngs

FEtcslyool-gannenll. flhindhs andtinltrlzrvuevhiicbeatbtias. hul- siwtaislabowedtzhatlilizmmyfiilasst auinthexaoutdelicatleiatuica.

They

Getalifitumandeiarxyermdxy. For

thawQp. Sway nleevaywiaela.

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Roaches

I-{Tiiddvdlll tmilflfiil Vpcr c wt

They wcrc zlccoullilzlnicd by Mrs.‘ (‘ulloufls ulnthcr, Mrs. Arthur Mac-i ll llis, who will spend soulo timci Vidiiilg friends and relatives in tllc L':lli.c<l States.

will‘. Neil A. Wiglcy of Dnrriug-l toll, Washington, is on n visit, to pin. ullclc. .\lr. llcctor McLeod. 46 Iiigll-i laud Aronue. ’i‘llis is Mr. Wlgieyfls first visit to Charlottetown, He nluloruti from Washington to Mone- tuu wllvre he left Ills car null canloi by rail lo the island. He ‘was ac- cl-luilallicd by Mrs, Wiglcy and Mrs! Glngn of (foutfreville, N. l3. Tllcyl

will iP-IYB on return today. ~ i

llplou of Boston,

fvlfliIVCS and friends,

and poorer ouos $14.50 tho fow hogs offered worn not nr very good quality and the boat sold ior $15.50 IQ-

. IN MEMORIAM

EMILV IDELIA COLLINS

Scldom has it boon the lot of the writer to cilroulclc a. uloro suildcll, unexpected or lunre mulls-tic (lcnth than that of tllc lute Mrs. .loilll A. Cfiiiillilfi. 0i Sturgeon, who entered

into rest after it brief lllllcss of two‘

“'6Gi(tl-i)llGlllllilllltb-Oll June 22nd, 1926. Aged 54 years.

Vcrily ill the midst of life we are ill death. it was not anticipated

yPd in tile city on a visit that anything serious would result ii i3 from the illllclls, especially in the

forty-three yours slncc she left the later stage, when recovery seemed

Island

lillg that. tiulc. Zilrsfilptou secs; a big change ill the city and llOies tll-- siliclllllli ilrogtlss made during tilvsn years. hrs. Upton before

Thus. Mcfnbo of this city. Mrs. [Jpton is the guest of Mr and lillrs. Jnnlos Mcffaill- during he; visit hcro, Mr. iilc(.‘:lbc being her broth- r. ,

{e-Qi Milltlflrl Llalulvllt II Uorus and Warts

ii-

Live Stock Market

Dominion Live Stock Report JIONTRENL. .lllIy 20. —Llve

"Frading was steady and most of There

>

lots fairly good calves

Grass calves $4.75 to The ruling price for lambs

Healed by Cuticllra.

i? " Eesema broke out in PimPiei and blisters and IP11“ ‘ii °'" my fgee. It itehad and burned uusini me lo amteb which made It worse. x w,“ m; ‘in; on aceounl of the irritation. and DOtlld ‘nadir "i; h III WQIB I

fit‘: ‘m; ‘sh-turd’? The trouble lasted several months. _ "l and everything I could s" but nothing helped me. l N!" uginl Cutlmlra Soap and Ointment and got relief. I continued the treatment and in about eight weeks I was completely healed." isiflmii Wm. j. Romanchuk. Samburl- Beak. Cullelua Mammoth-lent and Tal- cum m ld—l daily Wii“ m" Iii suasunnns~ “iii- caos-s Sllaviaa SM Ils-

for

and this is her first visit apparent,

lliut for some wise reason llil- kuowu to us all, an all-wise l<'atilel' decreed otherwise, and peacefully rcposing as in sleep. the spirit

iii” mariiiiiii? W119 511N111 NTOCHJIG. quietly passed away to be with God. wlnugllter ol the latn Mr, nnn Mrs,

where sorrow nor pain do not eu- tcr. The ‘bereaved family are in ilflff consoled by the tilougilt :Ilat there relunilletll a rest fbr the poo- llii‘ of God, and although silo will >bc sadly lmisssd ill the home yet patience like the gentle rzllu of heaven, and God's l0\'illg"czlrc and presonce will come and take pos- session 0f the sadllcned hearts, and lct lls hope that what is now poig- nant grief will be softened into sweet memories with the consoling tilought of a blessed re-union where parting shall be no more.

During her illness the deceased had the best medical skill, that of Dr. Breha/ut, and the services of a trained nurse. Niles Rachel Collins.

of Alllston, besides the attendance‘

of a family entirely devoted to tllc bust interests of a loving mother, Besides the sorrowing husband the bereaved family are: Willard, John and Herman, of Coleman, Alta” Russell. Lloyd. Lottie (Mrs. C. John- stout. Muriel, Ruth, Mary and Lil-

Jollusion and Miss illancho Miller. _' y _ sprays; Mrs, Ben], clow, Mrs. HughiIIll~ old houlcstcutl Mr. (hills llvoll Colllngs and Mrs. Lomuei Hlfikfinwiiii ills inc. .\ CillZl-‘ll oi Iili‘ Iwsl‘

wreaths; David and hfurlol John-tiylw- ~\il‘- iiiiii-‘i- iuiviiisrnt. rlilivfi 5mm sprays; n19 hugbnnri nnriilurlustrious, n-us truslctl and lovlcd; fflmny’ pi|iqw_ by all who know llilll, Irrospt-cilvn-

The hymng__favor|tpg of the d... oi‘ class or lrcctl. This was muclll

‘ceased-were sung during the ser-i “O God our Help in Ages

vice: iPast." "Asleep in Jesus. Blesso

‘Slocpf’ “WIlI tho Clrclo ho ilnilrok-‘itrlr. lit-v. J. A. IVIcLoIIllll. ell." "God be With You Till Wc