years how to prevent diarrhoea and dysente_ry trouble in young fox pups, thus minimizing your losses and reducing the_mortality. dt is in the art of feeding. have _been using for a peroid of three _years Shredded Wheat and found_ wit_hout a doubt the best food obtainable givin best results and minimizing the cost of feeding.

.. _ P , _ _ will be glad to receive ap‘pl_ications in lots of 100 lbs. and over. The Shredded Wheatis pack_e_ in bags, accurate weitght; fully 35 pei' cane cheaper than any bi_scuit on the market. easy igestible, no trouble and an absolute saving. _N Some of the largest ranches are using same on my recommendation and each and every statement made can be corroborated. For your o_wn good drop me a line or call and see me I will tislI\you more about.it. - . ...L_-_ _

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White Canvas Footwear at Poole &. 'l‘honipaon's, Ltd., Montague.

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YORK CIRCUIT July 13th,'Mr. W.H.

Smith wil] conduct services on Sunday as follows-11 a. ni, Pleasant Grove, 3 p. m. Covchead, 7 p. m. York.

EVANGELISTIC SERVICES in Long Creek .Baptist Church Thursday ev- ening at 7.45 (old_time) subject “Four hopeiess cases." Come and bring a friend. '

I Vvl,OLATlQ_|_M_ MO'TOR VEHICLE LAW.-During the absence from his office; ofptlie Attorney General, and in order. to avoid delays, information re- garding violations of "The Motor Ve- hicle Law" should be sent either to the Assistant Provincial Secretary or to the Sheriil’ of the County wherein the offence has been committed.

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VISITING CHARLOTTEOWN. -

Capt. Webb and Prof. B. N. Mac- Eachern of Sydney arrived in Char- lottetown yesterday and are guests at the Victoria Hotel. Capt. \Vebb is well known in Charlottetown having spent some time here three years ago as recruiting-otiicer with Col. Guth~ rie. Both he and Mr. MacEachern are here ifr the interest of the Iona Gyp- sum, Co., Ltd.

IWELCOMED HOME.-Among 'the

soldiers who arrived home from over- seas on Friday night was' Driver Charlie Scott of Marshfield. Driver Scott enlisted in Winnipeg, March 1916 in the 61st Battery and served eighteen months inrthe firing line, fought in several fierce battles and came through without a scratch. His numerous friends are glad to see him hack enoying the best of health.

wi-:Dome sEi_i_s.-one Ji' the

prettiest of June weddings took place on Wednesday June 25th, 1919, at the lioiiie of George and Mrs. Henry, Stanley Bridge when their daughter Florrie ‘Lee was united in marriage to Edward W. Graham, Cavendish. Rev. John Stirling ofliciated. The 'bride WHS ‘siiveii away li-y her father and, was charmingly dressed in sand satin with trimmings of georgette crepe, with the conventional~veil and orange blossoms and carried a. beautiful boq- _uet of flowers. She was attended by her cousin Mi-ss Leta Mcfioubrey, Cav- ciidisli, who was dressed in white silk und Miss Isabel Henry as flower girl who also was dressed in white silk und carried u lovely basket of flowers. The groom wus ably supported -by his brother Herbert Grahani. The wed-- rlfng march was played by Mrs. S. Burrows Moose, Kensington. Very I many numerous and costly presents testified to the high esteem in which the young couple were held.. After a suiiiptous repast und it happily spent evening the newly married couple drove to their _home in Cavendish carrying with them t‘he best wishes of

SUCCESSFUL TEA.-The tea party

held at St. Columbo on Dominion

Day was a success financially the sum of $1700.00 being realized. 4

Sund-ay, wth. Rev. F. A. Hubley will .

preach at Tryon, 3 p_iii., special_ad-

dlress to Orangemen. Bonaliaw 7 p.m.

REV. A. D. McKENZiE of Montreal

will conduct services at Valleyfield next. Sabbath the 13th. This cancels the services published in yesterday’| issue.

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GRAND PICNIC.-Tlie parlshoners

of .St. Peters Bay will hold a grand picnic on the beautiful church grounds' on Saturday the 12th July. Should Sat-‘ urilay prove unfavorable the picnicl will be held on Monday the lath inst.i

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And transportation,

gers as other property but selves by backfiring of the

nscnurrine Fon R. c. G. A.-I

Lieiuit. Starr and Sgt. Stevenson, of| Halifax. are in the city recruiting men .for the Royal -Canadian Garrison Artillery of Halifax. Their oillce is in the Soldiers' Re-establishment, Market Building, where all necessary information may he obtained:

STOP! MR. AUTO OWNER.-_ Wei

call attention in this paper of all Automobile Owners in this province to an advertisement with above head- ing. With the fast increasing num- ber ofcars in this province, owners will act wisely by taking out protec- tion agalnst heavy claims for Liabil- ity owing to personal injury ca/used by accident. 6910-7-10Mthrs2i

causes beyond our control. or in your own garage.

You may be_ a very careful

is spending a few days at Pictou.tlic

ilu expects to leave about the last of

wth the ‘Struthconas’ and has just

PERSQNA

A GOOD TRACK.-The Tryon Horse' . ,

gi-essive association are endeavour- Operation of your Cgynyou

ing to make this one of the best l 00_ 0 d . ' ' tracks on P E I Especially anx-- 0’0 0 'an you! fmancl

ious is the president, wiio wants the time'

juiigesl stand armed with a pair of . , ,tri-ggles. ii field glass and a stop watch '

1-lc is it small man and wears a pleas-

uiit smile. D.

NORTH, TRYON HORSE NOTES.-

Mr (‘iimdon Holland has been train-‘ . ~

expect to see liiiii lower the track

ly coming to the front `iii horse mater- ‘ -., itil and the number of bike sulkies und 4 ,;. __

guest of his uncle. Mr. Wm. McClure. ; R 0 E I

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*@0011* 0" that dev- '1`W°“ is Certain' .i:. m -1- i- » ».-1.:

_ i MR. AUTO OWNER!

any day through Collision, Personal injury, Damage _

to Property, or Fire - - _ ,_ 5 '

We will insure You Against

I ANY oNr1oii ANY ooMsiNAiioN i - I

oi thefollowing hazards _

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because your automobile is not only subject to the same dan- othcr dangers aswell. Fires originate within the cars them- V carburetor, overcoated muffler, short circuits, and all the haz'- '

ards attendant upon the handling of gasoline in filling the car.

Your car may be in any one ofa liuiidrcd places whore it could be burnt through

such as a Public Garage for re pairs, Paint Shop, Filling Station,

Everyone admits the neces_sity_ of insuring their buildings, yet Insurance on your citr_~,`_

is' even _more necessary. Protection is also :ifforticdagaiiist thiniagc from any cause while, ` the car is being transported ou land or water. in addition, there islhe danger of '

IGOLLISIQINI

What person is there who has not seen an automobile smashed almost beyond recog

nition through collision with :iiiotlier machine, a street car, telephone pole, bridge railing or fence. Such accidents are becoming so common as to be of only passing interest now.

driver, but you have to consider the hiindreds of careless driv- -

GQWG WBS1-__,meu,_ W_ D_ Mc. ers whom it is difficult to dodg 2- Careful as you may be, you mayliave to choose between Clin-e, M.M., .Murray Harbor North, a collision and killing someone when in a close corner. Skiddiiig is also ri real danger. -

.iiil for Carman, Man., where he had it is bad enough to have to pay for the repair of our own car in event of a collision

y _ _ _ _ Y , been residing- i>I‘i01‘ L0 enlistment Hi but it is doubly hard when you have to pay for thc rluinage donc to. some other person s 19,14' Li,""“i' M°Cl“’°, was °"e"”e”“ car or property as well. is it worth taking zi chalice when a Ten Dollar Bill will buy you bcjeh home H month' $1,000 Property Damage insurance? I l

L_ LIABILITY .

;’ifvee°I:‘et’§;5§_\“S:1’fii€i‘:1‘;” 1;“a‘;_‘;j“i"t; "gag: 'l`hi~i is without doubt the most important _thc most necessary form of automobile -_ _ twches to make a perfect speedway protection. _If your caris burnt, is stolen, or smashed, you just suffer the loss of the car 5

for their race which takes place on which may iiiconveniencc you, but will not seriously affect your financial standing

July 23rd. The meinbsi-s of this pro- But-if you are unfortunate enough to kill someone orinjure them through the

may immediately become liable for damages as high as "V al standing may be seriously impaired for some considerable

,mek ‘mm a,.0`,,,,d me Dole for his _ Thedaiirger of injuring someone is ai very real danger. Why not let us relieve you _ A'-nptahi Aubrey pacer on race day. of this liability and all the eiiiliurrassmciit and annoyance ofa lawsuit? - ’ Anyone wishing 10 see the President We can offer you ii coiiiiilcte liisiiiaiicc .s`ci'\-'ice on most rczisoiinble terms. ` 0" -"HY 23” Wi" ""4 mm 0" the Quotations cheerfully liiriiislicrl frcc of cliargc.

HYNOMAN & COMPANY, LIMITED

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an present for ue, rut h _ racing rigs seen weriding their way ff. ‘ PAY TODAY.--People wisliiiig to '

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El gs|l5qgg§ri5§§ g5 fi » - __' " me appmesq to the track on training evenings LQNG CREEK ¢|RCU|1-__0n July s~vi- iiioiiey should p.iy tlicii <~l.ctrir_ Mm Ge,.m,,,,,e H5_.,miS_ at the home lm _- g ___ W W _ f 1 _ ,_ ,,THURgDAy is the ,nt day for =-“OWS the k<‘<>Ir interest Of the l1°FH€: 13, Rev, H. R. Ben will prsscii as foi-

_ _ _ _ __ _ ___.___. ii._.|| Nceivmg dlscounts on elecmc H ht inen. Others prominent on tiie speed lows; Long (greek at 1.1_ _gyyde Rive,-A coiiht. 6007

gms for _,une Hghtlnw Pay today gm, wily are the iiresideiit of the AHSOCIH- st 3 and North iriver 7.10 phi. iohii -~

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° tion with his green pacer, the U ,_ | UNDERGROUND LlNES.~Tlii: work

- Notlce to Investfafs and save m°"°y' 6829'7'8M3l~ “Anbretennewirea by-captain Aubrey me) _ lol' laying the \ii1iiei°si'<iiiiul tell-‘i>ii0iif1!

___ and M-artln Keough with his pucer HAMPTON c|RcU|,|._Ml_ U Gu ‘lines on Queen Street has now uilvniic-

.. . Y Lord Hastings, Jr I‘he latter has M K Zi in d ct lc L

lE,'.;l:I bill loilziy uiiil i'i~t-r-ivi- the ills- uf Miss Tenn Mahoney on ,the ever

of Miss liennis‘ departiire for her for- nicr lioiiit- in Belgium. Her pastor; ltcv. Futlicr Butts, presented her with it iliuiuoiid and pearl ring on behalf of the clioir, of which she has been

ell .is tar as City lliiil (`nriici', wliir-ii in v.,],,,.,i mempgl- for some tlmgj

i\`u~thci"l3utts, in a few well chosen

_ ' "_`“ "‘“"""“ .received little training this spring, Saabcbafg tie “i3thul)I? Sm }§,?_;;bfwI;;i(n ‘A as far hs they will be carried fur

_ F W _ but on Thursday last stepped a halflchurcll at Bonshuw at H' H,,,,,i,t,m 3_, Ulf' DFPSGHI \ll\<1@l‘i-€F<'Ul1ll- ' words, expressed appreciation- of_`liei'

niile heat in 1:10 showing that the and Tryon at 7, Sabbath School Mi --_~

The City of Charlottetown will rec-

eive applications for the purchase of debentures to the amount of $100,000 00, in denominations of $100.00 and $500_.00_ to yield interest at. the rate of five per cent per annum and to run for a term of twenty years, interest to be payable semi-annually in July and December. This issue offers a. good and sound dividend paying in-

W. W. CLARKE

City Clerk .

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FOX MEN `

` I am in a position to impart to you after experimenting for three

In have s shi ment due to arrive any day of about three tons and

, ` . Dnlpno FRANK _

_ 88 Grea_ Geo Street, or

“P by the P°°Ple °f ml” CIW. 'md PW' ` ers, including Alfred Keough with his vince. Applications will be received trotting ma,-e____D_ ,'

by the City Clerk at Charlottetown can easil ~

and also at the Branch office of any I y ge Selected from

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chartered bank in the city or Pro- our arge an varied Stock of Arms'-I`°“5» 5~ U- JUN 11fh»1919-

vince. Debentures will he allotted as FINE CHIIQA' Mma_|_d,s Llnimem Cm md.

alllilicatlons are received. By order. SETS’ SETS” Yarinouth,~N. ‘St ’ '

‘ Syeed "" Umm' Fm' a grae" mare' Llousliaw at I0. Hampton 2 and Tryon- MOUNT STEWART CWUUIT-‘-'l`ll‘*|

I*-uri Biiiiiters “Olin K." sired by 2_3() ,patriot please c0,,y_, iiicv. Robert M. nmiiie will conduct

B Kilim is ‘Wing exceptionally Well- - ltho following services on Suiiilziy 13th

, _ while “King Brazillian" owned by _ ‘- .. ' - -_

NEW WAREHOUSE.-Work has

sf-i'vit-on in the Choir and the., Very general regret felt duo to hei",dé]$rtl ure from amongst them. Miss »Hen_uiB was greatly surprised at this evidence

iiist. Maile 10.30 a. in. Mount Stew of zippreciaition and thanked those

Fred Walsh is showin e

‘ i g th good form

vestment. It is the desire of the City 'Ile “Sed I0 exhibit in the Old days- corpsi-stion that this issue he takes The svntlemen’s driving class win he

made interesting by a number of driv-

Dear Sirs:

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'iff' _ - shoes as well as nien’s must

g / _V look right, to conform to the

- , _d rest of the attire; Our rebuilt

_' .` ' ` and reshaped shoes stand the

3,; most minute inspection. They

look and wear like new slioes--

/ `nnd that means a whole lot, / _ _

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You Like Dainty Per- , fumes' Don’t You -3

AS-ypu love flowers so you ve nice perfumes and with' _Preference of somethin a ittle bit daintier, and mgre lasting than usual-You will Prefer the new perfumes. we are now offering-Come and test the new odors-they are lust simply wonderful.

THE TWO MACS

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' Since the start of the Baseball sea-

son we have been h-iridered with sore muscles, sprained ankles, etc.. but just as soon as we started using Miiiard's Liniment our troubles ended. Every baseball player should keep a bottle of your°llniment handy.

, Yours truly, ' E- E. ARMSTRONG, Secretary Armstrong High School

Baseball Team.

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SODA ron. si>AiuiuNo,i

COLD and WIIOLESOME

The Soda served at our fountain_ is all that money,

hobby of purit and , cleanliness can mahe it.

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been started on the new warehouse for Bruce Stewart Co., at their wharf. The frame work is now up. lit will be a building 50x70 feet. Messrs H. und S. Lowe have the contract. The ,pl-uns were drawn by Messrs C-. B. Chap- pell and Hunter, architects.

WHERE MYSTERIES ABOUND.=-

The older people of _Tryon and viclii- ity once again became kids on July 4th and yi-clding to “Tile Lure oi' the Circus" were present en masse at Port Borden to enjoy a day’s 'sport with the children. The unbounded delight of the small boy was seen reflected oii .the face of the fathei; as the won- ders were unfolded before their eyes li/ the bespangled heroes who -battle with tlie terrors of the jungle und fear nothing.-D.

VETERAN OF TWO WARS.-Con

poral Leslie 'N. Andrew. formerly of the lst Army Headquarters Regiment. U.S.A., has arrived hoiue from Con- cord, N.H., on a viisit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Andrews, of New Glasgow, P.E.I. Cpl. Andrews enlist- ed in Concord iii""M?ircli, 1916, served on the Mexican boi-der during the skirmishes -between the Mexicnnsiiiid Americans, and finally returned to New Hampshire, going overse-as in March, 1918, w-lith the A.E.F., hold- ing the rank of sergeant. After tak- ing part in all the big scraps "over itliere," he has 'returned safe and sound, being discharged at Camp De- vens, Mass., on Julie 27, 1919. and I9 now enfoying a well-earned holiday among the relatives and friends iii llunlter River, his old home, New Glas-

nrt 3 p. m. Dunstziffnage T p. ni. At' the lust place a welconic service will be held. All are invited io these ser- vices.-W. I ‘

PASTOR` WELCOMED.-On Thurs-

dziy afternoon the Rev. R. M. Brodie; and Mrs. Brodie and daughter receiv- ed 'a warm welcome to Mount Stow- ltirt_ The ladies and members of the* [Quarterly Board wiitli ii iiuiiilici' of , frioiids inet them at the station after ‘which a -banquet. supper was provided:

sembled for the kindness s'hown.lier und for the beautiful gift which she would always cherish. The remajind- cr of tho evening was spervtumost, en- joy-iibly in song, Miss Helrinis.re1id,B¥-‘ ing .two selections in spléndicfiorm. There were several selections by -thi choir, while Mrs. Paquet besides pre- siding at the piano? played two piang selections. After the program 3 iluinty luncili was served and dnéand all departed voting Miss Mahoney

ideal as .a hostess. Miss Hsngsfdnd

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ut the Parsonage. The Rev. geiitlc-iher "lower IB" this mor ng 1' i » man held his welcome service on Sun bee “here they Wm take 'the b°aM°r

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-i and Mario. The coiigregatloiis at each Hmmisv but the public in genera! Wm mace being exceedingly gmufymg` ijoln iii the regrets for Miss Hermia

M me conclusion of. each. E.er‘l has been a wiliin assistant at many

vice much appreciation \v..s expiessed .for the message delivered.-W.

THE BETHALMA.--The Govern-

iuent patrol yacht Bethiilnia which has been quarantined here for the past two weeks is now lying :it Govcrninoiit wharf about to sail for liulliiix. The Iloilialiiia is in very trim little ship with a speed of fifteen knots per hour.

her owners, two proniini:-iii. Montreal ladies for the duration of tho war and will shortly bc returned to tliein, The member of the crew of the Bethnliiin who was ill of smallpox in the Mar- ino Hospital is still under treatment -there. but is now almost completely | recovered.

ISLAND ORGANIST--The follow-

ing lteiiia taken*-from the "Evening Nows," New G-lasgow, N,S_, will bo of i interest licrc: The choir of Our Lady

' €XpCI`l8l'lC€, arid Olll' gow, Elliotte .and Norboro. of Lourdes church gave n send-oil' to

a t I

She was loaned to the Govcrnmenr"b_v‘

public functions gvhere 'her beautiful voice was always much appreciated. -The Mrs. Paquet referred to was formerly Miss Angie Peters, daught- er of Mr. Joseph Peters, Rustioo. P. E. l., and was favorably known in mu- sical circles here. Home friends con- gmitiiliite the choir of Lourdes church

on having secured Mrs. Paqi.ifet,,.u _t_iiel_i;_Qrganist. The slngéng' d -l_|ia| Germaiiie Hennis at Lou des church last Sunday was of a very _‘high order. Possessed of a voice thmt is most

rare in quality and striking) in Alta effect her rendition of Du ea in Maria at the offertory of the Mass wins iiiost -prayenful and pleasing.-At -the evening service lie; Hos8.una`by Didier was surely a triumph of solig and promises well for the future of this young lady. Mrs. William Plqtldl presided at the organ in rt' maeterly inuiim-ir and contributed in no small measure to the beautiful effect of Miss llennis’ singing.

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out “on approbatioii." We have just observed that quite a number of suoli trans; _ actions have accumulated during the past few weeks. Please note” that`all'8u¢li purchases are DUE FOR PAYMENT. Bills for them are being mailed now.‘Wlien you receive yours-will you be good enough to send us the amount promptly. ' "-`.

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