Coats Worth Clearing Out

WEEK END SALE _.

Here is a ﬁnal clean up reduc- tion of very smart, priced coats, worth to $25.00

Half Price Clearance of Ladies High-grade Tweed Coats

This sale includes a selected line of very handsome, high grade Tweed Coats, beautifully tailored, all new this season, they must be nloved to make room, so you have a. wonderful piece of good fortune for Friday and Saturday.

COATS $25.00 to $68.00 at _. . . . . . . . .. HALF PRICE

All Wool, New Bathing Suit

Big buying made this value

To $25. At $8.

moderate possibm

$830

plain scarlet and plain All sizes

$2.50

Two colors only,

$2.50

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2A: a vcrmifuge an excellent prep-I oration ls Mother Grave's Worm Ex-i

SCHOOL CLOSING AT MONTAGUE

Awarded to Grade V. ﬂther La Oouslere by J. L. Youhker, Lucille

terminator. It has saved the lives of The exercises in connection with.Bul'derl~by A. O. Maexsy.

countless children.

EFFICIENT OPTICAL SERVICE

ans axsmman, otasscs sort-man AND rrrrau. canarur. ATTENTION GIVEN ‘I0 REPAIR womt.

J. W. JOHNSTON

Registered Opwmﬂflﬂ 151 Kent Street Plume 751-1- ‘ Charlottetown

the annual closing oi Montague Mem- orial school took place on Friday June 28. As usual on such an oc- casion the hall was illled to capacity with an interested audience whose hearty applause evidenced apprecia- tion of the nicely balanced program oi‘ vocal and instrumental music. recitations and playets to which they were treated. The rendering o! each number showed that. the children had received careful training and much credit is due the Women's In- stltule and particularly to Mrs. La Coursiers whose capable, painstaking cﬁolas so successfully provided the evenings enjoyable entertainment. At the close oi the programme the WP"

D-OOO-O-O-OO-OO-OO-O-O QO-O-Q£+§4-O§. HAVE YOUR urns i EXAMINED AND

ctassas FITTED BY g

E. E. PARKMAN

Registered Optometrist Montague, P. E. l.

“PELLIBIIRA”

the remedy for ECZEMA. BOILS, PIMPLES‘ and all SKIN DISEASES To be had at all . drug stores. Price per bottle $1.25.

ils presented their respective teachers "with addresses and giits i0 Whiﬂh ‘iihe Principal responded on behal! oi ithe staff. .

‘ The following is the prize 115l-

i Proficiency Prizes awarded to-l. IIan Sterling. Donated by King's ‘County Garage. z Elsie MacLure by is. B. Clarltson.

Awarded to Grade IX Pearl Fin- iley by Poole 8c Thompson's Stewart ‘Ives by L. M. MacKinnon, Vernon MacLean by Dr. L. H. Johnson.

Awarded to Grade VIII. Pearl Mel- ish by Harry MacGregor. Novella Cunningham by J. W. Murdock.

Awarded to Grade VII. Floyd Mac- Kinncn by W. A. MacLean. Keith MacKinncn by M. F. MacDonald.

Awarded to Grade VI. Martha Curl- yningham by D. J. Macbeth, Sybil Reynolds by Ives d: Murdock.

IIJYEVSIGHT EXAMINATION

Fitting and supplying Glasses. etc.

H. J. MABON

OPTOMETRIST Oiilro Connected With Drugstore Montague, P. E. 1..

Headache

Bathe the head with Minard’: in water, Also heat and inhale llllnardh.

MARITIME PROVINCES so

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‘The LZTXURIOUS

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Awarded to Grade IV. ltuth Mac- Gregor, Elsie MacGregor by l‘. E. Parkman.

Awarded to Grade III. Alexander Reynolds by H. J. Mabon,. Wilson Martin by L. B. Melllsh.

Grade II awarded co Hilda Bruce by Mrs J. P. seer, Marjorie Currie by N. J. Nicholson.

Grade I awarded to Francis Stilt by Mrs. Mary Dulte Mabel Nicholson by J. W. Csrrut-hers.

‘The following received School certiﬁcates:- can Meilish, Novella Campbell. Ovle Campbell. Allister Currie, Stewart Vickers Eris Codin. Louis Keith, Arnett Ives. Jean Gillis.

Special Prizes. Awarded by Mon- tague Wrns. Institute. Grade X. Latin. Ian Sterling, Grade 1x. Arithmetic. Pear Finley Grade VIII. Writing and Drawing. Allister Currie. Grade VII. Writing and Drawing. Winnlired MacDonald. Grade VI. History, Marl garet McIntyre, Edna. Fraser. Grade V. spelling. Evelyn Cunningham. Spelling. Dorothy Clow. Grads IV. Spelling Violet Peters. Spelling. Mar,- guerite Murphy. Grade III. Writing. Margaret Webster, Writing Oyril Greece. Grade II. Writing. Adeela col- lins, Writing, Daniel MscKenzie.

Grade I Spelling. Jacques La Sous- iere, Spelling Verna Mellish. -

Prizes for Attendance. vice Prin- cipal's Room. Percy MacDonald, No- vella Cunningham. ’

Mn. Knights room. vmeent Giant. Jean Grant. t

Miss McLeodb room. James Mc- Intyre, Mary Grant.

Miss MscLealfs room. Leland Nel- son.

Special Prizes, G. P. Thompson, Memorial m», tor History. lllele MacLure.

Special Prize rar English. donated by Gel. H. M. Davison. awarded to Ian Sterling.

special prise tor Cadet. Work. Don- ated by the Principal and Major

Public

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but: can: may, ma. Ruth; Fwwrlvimﬂ wmmrtmm observation lib-

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I Tlelet Alﬁe. ' Ali-Mitten; . _7 P. I. CIAIKIII, Die. Pal. Agent Omen. Antwan ram,

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Peale. Awarded lo Norbert Grant. Stewart Ives.

' PYUGCIICO

Wqstem Guardian

i » "cam: Mm ﬂap Ale. ‘l-l-till Aug. a.

—ASK FOB MIC-S Hop Ale. ‘LB-till AM. B

-ANNUAL TENNIS dance st Ol- ympia Cabaret. Summers“ , Wed- nesday, July 17th. 6665-7-15-3

410m ‘r0 the big Tennis Dance. summer-side, July_ 17th. at Olympia.

r 8665-7-15-3i

—NORTII TBYON DRIVING fraAox u 1h iii-st class condition to: training. ‘ruin your colts and get 83,500 for them. 670B-7-l7-1i

—DA'I‘E 0F MEETING CHANGED -'1‘he Plebisclte meeting in Malpequs mu will be held Wednesday, July l7. It wil be addressed by Rev. John Coburn or Toronto, and m‘. H. P. Newcombe o! Halifax. 15-31

—DATE OI’ MEETING CHANGED. —The Plebisoite meeting in Malepeque Hall will be held Wednes- day July 1'1. It will be addressed by Rev. John Coburn oi Toronto, and Mr. H. P. Newcombs or Halila.

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--sr. JAMES cannon. Summer- tield. Laylnl corner-stone o! new Church Thursday. July 25th 2.30

P. M. Also Picnic on beautiful grounds opposite church. . . 6629-1-18-16-11-20-22-33-24-25.

Eastern Guardian

..'ASK FOB. Macs Hop Ale. Y l-e-till Aug. 8.

..'WHEN IN GEORGETOWN. call at m5. O'Brien's lor a good cup o! tea, home made bread. cake and pastry. Main street, Georgetown.

8660-7-15-31

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moaam caors EXCELLENT- Seldom indeed. at this, middle July, did grain crops present such an ex- cellent appearance. Not only the early but the medium. are really good. Po- tatoes too arelooking tine, alld a spleiidid stand oi plants in the row. Bugs and blight are not. thus tar in evidence. Uniortunately the same cannot be said ol the grass and hay crop. The hay crop is certainly going to be unusually light. . ——--r-————-~—-

..'John D. Gillis, Hayfield. was a visitor at St. Margsrets Sunday. re- newing old acquaintances.

::A Foe to Asthma. Give asthma hall a chance and it gains ground rapidly. But give it repeated treat.- mente oi Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy and it will iall back even taster. There is no hall’ way measure about this remedy. ‘It goes right to work and drives asthma out. It reaches the inmost breathing passag- es and leaves no place for the trouble w lurk. Have it by you tor ready use.

. POWNAL NEWS

The annual examination oi Pow- nal School was held the last. Friday in June, quite s number of parents were present who, assisted by the teacher Miss Crosby. examined the pupils in their diﬂerent subjects. Prinz-s were received by the Misses and Isabelle Ings and yth Lawton while Master Claude Jones, one o! the younger pupils re- ceived a hook prize ior the most bril- liant scholar in history in hLs par- ticular grade. We will watch his pro- grass with interest. Claude is the oldest son oi’ Mr. and Mrs. Layton

Special Prizes tor Geography, don- sled by L. n. cotnn, awarded to At. woos Younker.

Jones. As our teacher is leaving. her pupils presented her with a my necessary gilt in this day and gon-

Bpeolei Prilee m Application don- ated by W. D. Johnston awarded to Jelh campbnll.

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Australia has s wave at nan-stop

piano-playing exiilbltione. ....._................_._.

::'I‘here u ho poisonous ingredient in Holioweyb Com Remover, and it Mn be uuo Without dlﬂﬂl‘ er lm» 1W7.

eretion. namely a manicure set and vanity casa which weieel sure will be a daily reminder oi happy days spent in beautilul Pewnai for which she made a titling reply. Congratu-

° GUARD“

Driving EASE and

p Riding Comfort

- HE Ford ‘car has estab- lished new principles

in motoring comfort, proving that a light car of ‘convenient wheel base can‘ be made to ride with the same eﬁortless, smooth ease as any of its weightier "and more expensive road

of ‘this remark? able perform- ance — added to perfect balance and a body and chassis joined like one piece- This a0 counts for the ten- dency of the Ford car to hug the road

Model “T”

Owners

8o that younnay continue to enjoy the advantages of Ford ownership coupled with new standards»! quality and Jormsnce one uailrci in e light at: . Fold Dealer: are pre- md to like in you: odel "T" Ford Cu s! e fair market value. Drive in you Model "'1" lo be appraised and ask to: e demonstration drive in

companions. The unique- cornbination of transverse springs with anHoudaﬂle shock absorber to each wheel, is one of the secrets

at all speeds.

‘ 4 Houdailla Shock

Absorbers . l. . H dalll ' Shock Ab bits. islﬁi?“ rat-d u: ammo the upward and ova thrust oi the they! through slaving the gixkbeyoltﬁdli‘ which inland re “mil valve 3'1“. °“‘ ‘°"'|.‘."°.“;..i.‘..‘.°a‘°' as taa a ma":

ditionl, gives the

Peculiarly restful driving is a direct result of this riding com- fort. The feather-light steering wheel, that is rock-ﬁrm in the hand under any road con-

eoncrol. Gears shift with silent precision and the change down from high to second, so often of use in traﬁc emergency, may be edected in one smooth motion.

Another ubusual advantage oﬁered by the Ford ca: is

the Ford Model "N".

let you drive

mand.

driver perfect

its ﬁve.

turning ability.‘ It is a narrow street indeed in which the Ford car will not turn completely tvithl out backing. Think what this means in ~ city parking. A space little longer than the car itself may be used without tiresome maneuvering. Demonetvdtioi —Aeli your Ford dealer to a Ferd car. He will be

glad to take you out. Select the steep; est hills, the heaviest going-you will be amazed at the power at your may

A demonstration will convince you of the outstanding merit of the Ford

' car. Also request your Ford dealer to show you the hidden, inbuilt quality features of the car. Time Paymente-Ii you prefer to bui out of income, you will ﬁnd the authorized time payment plan offered by all Ford dealers most attracq

FORD MCTOR COMPANY or ‘CANADA; LIMITED"

On Sunday night the congregation of Pownal United Church was given a rare treat when Mr. Elmer Ashley a graduate o! Prince oi WalesCol- lege, had charge oi the service. This young boy preacher held the undi- vided attention oi those present as he delivered a. stirring message irom the words "I-Ie was despised and re- jected o! men."

It is indeed a great pleasure to set another o! our lair young eons tak- ing up his cross and iollowing the Master in this’ Joyous protection. rho prayer oiiered by this young speaker revealed a heart atlame for God.

we van him the bolt 0i luck l! he further pursues his studies and our prayers will iollow him in his chosen vocation.

The singing was up to the usual high standard tor which Pownal is iamous. .

A violin selection by Mile See Jud-

latory speeches were made by Mn. Layton Jones and other: expressive

o! their appreciation of the teacher! work and mrst at her departure at the conclusion of proceedings ice crelm and clke were passed and en- loyea. -

The National Anthem brought e

deiightlui aiternoon to a close.

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Ion accompanied by our organllt lulu Imam Juana was a delight to hear.

Mr. Lea Mscasellerh or U. S. A. arrived by motor to spend a pleas- ant holiday on the Island. Les wee formerly one or our Pmmal suns» School boys and it is e pleasure to

know he hasn't forgotten the church

here. The music on suaday night '

being improved by a duet by Les and Mr. Moore. Welcome home.

Since lut writing it has come to our attention that accompanying Mr. John Finlay oi Arlington, Mass, on their visit to P. E. I., was Mrs. Finlay l-nd their two daughters. Mrs. Max Raberu and Miss Laura Finlay. Dur- ing their briei vacation to the pro- vince. they will on their motoring trip visit’ relatives and friends at Montague, guests oi Mrs. and Mrs. J. R. Finlay and tsmily. Murray Har- bor. and Peter's mas. ~

What might have been s. very aer- ious accident occurred while Mr. Wal- lace Campbell, Alliston and hie son Ollranee were It 000k lhinlling on the root oi the large barn oi Mr. J. L. Mcltinnom Peter's M. When hear. the the top. themllnr save way and Mr. Campbell was hurled to the ground-being unconscious when aid arrives. nu eon olmnee caught on the lower mains LM was unhurt. ‘rhoulll the tail wee by no means blight, Mr. Oampbeu/ iortunately g. eeped with but ttwflnlnor inlurlaa ml e lid Ihlllhl In. were lees re-

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FALL SALAD CROPS The average gardener olien neg-l lects two very ﬁne easily grown sal- ad plants which will supply the place or lettuce in the tall months. There are the endives which will give excellent green salad material up in killing frosts, i! planted now. it ls impcm‘ Aible to grow lettuce succeesiuﬂy during July and August as ‘Lie wsaill- l er is too. hot. The midi/es on the} other hand, prefers to luake a emu-ti during the hot wealher and will illrn- ' ieh the salad material in Septclilbcr. There are two klnds.»-tlle plain or. broad lee! and the curled leai. Both‘ are 800d trowel-s and should be tied up tor blanching. To give the lan- den-est pllnilrthey need rich soil and plenty oi water. serve like lettuce, with French or other salad dressingmi

I I ‘I I ___. Sourls Exhibition i The Eastern King's Exhibition As- leaiatiel! will aeia their lsaibitien at some ea Wldlleeliay. septelaaar Ilth. Open to all o! lion Cont; President. A. I. "Till.

QUIT.“ D. . "osﬂ-u-n‘ "I I IUAUIIAY:

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_ _ Insidious iEye Strain

We use [Me vitally.

Salmon tz-lul llyettrain us! lune l-vha‘ vbmz: and lb" im do not lunrri uh !'°"'“ 0i‘ any e-lll a“. s-l.

‘Ills lat-ft‘: 9-. rzr l! '54 Entire human organism i! Naive Earl-e;

Normal eyes. it It Mmlwl" utilize about 157's oi 1m,- Nerve _Eh6t‘|,'}', i-ut Whit] izycalnvu: V present. a llluth ﬁtter l"°l""' tion is required. Heilre- def-cl"! syae through lheir coilscanrll" of an excessive amount Nerve Energy may submll aﬂeel tae functioning ei oil-II organs b! the my and and" ll health.

HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED

G. R Hutcheson ; OPTOHITIIST aoeeeee-eeaeoeeoeewj

adlectirs M‘

-By George . McManut A

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