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THE vogue for Knitted Coats has been maintained by

producing sniiirtlliiiy di]/'cn-ut mrh .reason and _by p¢r_-

Irftirig the waking/ of lhrse rout: .ro that they rctnln their smurtiies: and give rurrirllfiit wear. The name "Bullantyn¢"

on a Knitted Can! is a guarantee of its high quality, gndm woman who examine: the new mud_elr_ we are _.showing _ I

. fnd an irrmistiblp rhurm in their rIalntine.f.r._thc|r fascinating

rotor: and their rhir den'/gi. W; are .vhawlfjy G fm' 4330"* ment af lhrse rout; /or this season-new designs, new tolorl, ii," ik, _,gm aid drpfndatili- Biitlanlvne auahty.

\4 _ ~ v - ~. _ing history of this primitive fort is available and we ,f.,,,_ ,,',,,,,,,,,,,,,,‘ ,.,,,,, ,,,ii,i. W.; b L\ L\ l Ll)=trust the Historic Landmarks Association will take

° __:___j_____ __ _ _ _ _f__ ;_______ __ ' the matter of its preservation into their considera-

` " ,_- ,.,,.,.,,.,- ,,..,,,,..,- ' tion. It is not to our credit or the credit of Canada °§‘“""““‘*"~‘“"y be ““’““““'*““" ““

.,,,..|,;H,-,@,~,..,»,-.,,,,_,,,, 1 that so historic and so interesting a spot should re- "f

, ' main in private hands and be inacessibleto the pub- ,_ ' . “"\ ’;~ f\ \ ,Q ’ llic except through the courtesy of the owner, a cour- wninn win. niiin iii-nnnni-ii by ini-

lf 1 . \ - ' 'teS.V which, it is only fair to say, is never withheld. I>°“>v\e fl" °"‘~"` ‘he l"'°"'“°°' W” “"'

‘M

~r _-Q- ffrhvvf vw

Ale made in Canada.

~ “ lAbroad” when caught stealing grapes in a vineyard ”‘°"-" Th” "“"'°‘ "“°"” ""5 is "’

is inode under étspccial and distinctive process which Pro- " ii" Ita]V_,ThfS is reply of the government

duces zi beverage of unequalled quality. Physicians, H

, pitals, Sanntorlums, especially recommend

“Peerless” Dry Ginger Ale

Charlottetown

, of Charlottetown

_ DEBLOIS BROS.

Emerald to O’Leary including Summerelde

R. T. HOLMAN, LTD. Summerslde

O'Le:iry to `l igninh

JOHN A. HACKETT Tlgnilh

30, 1920 . .

-fi

f ~-~ -~' - . 'rin-:\'ninN"ri<No\v? n »

. `~ tion at present. But they will not be choked oii;

East of Mf. Stewart including Georgetown Sourll and ' there are more of comhlng for the cause re-

' ’ - mains, the broken promises, the heartless discharge ,,,,,,,,,,,,g ,,i,,,,,, ,i0ii_0i,ii .mi oi ii...

" `~ of oiiicials and the -substitution of heelers, the iniq~ iiiiciiein of inn pimpin, in inner n

uitous increase of taxation for which there was no nrnbnnin need ni niiniii 5100.000.

-~ _ justification-and with all these the brazenly child-

Magdalene Islands

J. J. HUGHES, LTI).

Sourls _

~ _ I -ish excuses for their conduct. They did not know

' ~ they wcrf doing any harm, they claim. The people

J. & 1”. ~ l know it and they themselves cannot deny it.

wiskm ' ‘ ' ~ 'HIE I'i'lsI.I('* sER\'I(‘l~:

Charlotteown P. E. Inland ,_

" ci-_ .-i-.L-.-; ai- »-..%.-e=f.-_*.4-0+

1 ‘,f,‘,`l“i’{.',,,, Electric Washer it

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T Representative here from Toronto this

eek.

'W Telephone 624 and have one delivered at your home today on approval. Time pay-

~ ments. . -

A. HORINE & CO.

The public is earnestly calling for minmum sel-

ing expenses. Therefore it behooves every wise merchant to make it clear to his trade that to reduce operating costs is one of the great services of his innnnv A mnn who iinii n gonii, i.,-...iii received ny ii vnin ni ine ‘ advertising Because it; eound constitution, ii good stomach, '

. 4h V . Shamrock IV. was required to be heavy enough some nr inn wnni. sway in ini Pu em - to sail across the ocean and li_ ht enou _h to defeat °,',“’°"“" “'"““‘"°- ““" '“" °' °’“'

’ . -~ 2' 2'

'»._ i me _ -a yacht that would not hold together long enough to i;-iiiiniiin wniiini nn. iiiii- inn irish-

' - ‘ ~ get a thousand miles from shore. The navigator of “° °' ""’ K'"g“°"‘ 0' "“""”~

Shamrock IV. was called upon to outwit a native

yachtsman familiar with the tricky winds and de- i ceitful weather conditions of the America Cup

A challenger for the America Cup must beat not

. _ -it only the onposingyacht but the Rules Committee of

the New York Yacht Club. If Shamrock IV. had suc-

ceeded, the success would have been a miracle. The

- L *__ _ 5 __ 9 failure was _the logical sequel of an attempt to

W _ ' ” achieve the impossible.

HISTORIC LANDMARKS mer happy or unhppy-.period at

~ _ I ‘ su

A The Histogc landmarks Association, with gf" ""°°“' """‘°"“"" "' °""

at ttawa, exists for the purpose of ..,,,,,_,,_.. me me ,,,gM,,,,,, 0, ua

in every possible way the preservation of nninninn ini- .mini ynnn. ni-in in

histone buildings and of historic sites throughout Juli 210|. 1011 In lmlwllfm 01 Canada and Newfoundland. In carrying out its ob- f,§‘,§’“" ”"°'""“ ""”' " " “‘“"’ ject the Association interprets history in the broad: ing .na wyiniiwiui oi. inn ni imp- .est Sense. It holds that it is as important for future ‘wily u inn dim mi-n nia viiii in .

. - _Z generations of Canadians to mark the place where “““l Pl" 1° "*° *"1* Y°'°~ W'

'the ‘constitution was born, and the beginnings and '““’° "°°"“‘°°'“°"°"°“'”` ’°"“”'g ~ endings of great undertakings like our transconti- Z" fnental railways and the birthplaces of great Canadians we im., gn... ii in.. _very inn ni 73,5 t0' mark lille b3lZt1€f1€ldS Of Ol' 1812-14. paternal advice, and following the Q"/`

V *They areall historic, all landmarks in the progress of “‘"‘°° °f 9°'°"'°° " M” “PI’"°“

' ' Canada and all should be marked and preseiwed. Q2” °°"°""“ "°"' ”“' ““ “ ‘” '"” ‘*’

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. the-Cradle of Confederation and the room in our iiliui ,.,.,c...ii,...,. ni govnmmeni,

i provincial building in which was held the first meet- on-. inuinnnni iieinnnii ni nie people ,.1

ing of the fathers of Confederation is marked by a .fer “‘f“¢'»““"°»= “"0 ‘““°'“"°“- °'

tact and the location, on the farm of Mr. John O. ,n I-Iynzlman, one of the most picturesque in the Mari- ,,,,,,,,. ,i,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,, ,he pairioi c.,,,. time Provinces. This historic site should certainly iiiiii-.i~ ii nnnenniiiy in i-i-in-iii n no be preserved and converted into a public park as a ln °\"l@1'\° embllsh 1' “H “NBER” I memorial of the French occupation. A most interest- f" "`“"'m?" We "B" "““ ""°“““"

is the nainc of the purest and highest quality Dry Ginger ` ’ * _ p__nvinm furnmr tmvnrds bunk,.,m_

7 “I (lldilyli kl`lOVV I WHS d0lYlg allv h3I‘l'l'l” WHS UIC [Icy und for milking no pmviiiloli ful

i “I’Cci'leSS” Dry Giligcr Ale £ L ]`°lJl,V Piven by one of Mark Twain’s “Innocents"l\9 =m'f>"“f< 0" 0" "“" 1‘“""" “""'

' ci is

°° , ' apologists for the violation of their pre-election.,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,, of ii.. ~..i.,..ii~ nniiiiin'

» . ' _ promises. They did not know the provincial debt was lwmi ine iieiinninin intent in nin-

'I so great, they whine; they did not know the revenue :lead slid decelve "B '°‘“‘°"*‘~ Th” - ,was so small; they did not know they were doing~‘l““"“““ "°"°‘ °"°“ “‘“'°d

'_ . ,any harm when they doubled the taxes they promis- '“'

Distributors for Emerald in Mc. stewart, including city gd to reduce; they didrft know they were doing any

. ‘ fharm wlhen out of the alleged poverty of the pro- make me people neiievs iiiiii ine _ _ ' vince thev increased their owir salaries and created ninnnni i-evennen nie or nninini be

, '0 ' 't'c fri nd _ ' siifflcient to meet the Pfnvlnclal

J bs for their poli 1 al e s _d___bmemem,, em ,mm mo me T

lberal apologlst has msnufactur- G

d out oi' whole cloth. If it could I

» And, as the other Innocent Abroad completely L ;_ ,f lost his temper whenever afterwards the word i-_

,_ grape was mentioned, the Bell apoligists become fend Simms English -"2" P‘"‘“ '° unspeakablv mad when one refers to broken prom- "'""'e °*‘""' " “"’“"’ "““’ “°`

. . , _ iiiiiiiiri,ii

- -ises and indignation meetings. _ f:""“'°' me W "C" an

= lLSpeeds turnover, multiplying the number of iiniiiy gnnii nnsiininci--i.-i rinii. times per year his capital earns money for him, and V 000° '°°"°= '"0 *>°"°f "le" ""- thus permits him to cut his margin of profit to a nniii; nnieni iiiiniiing ueiini iiiiin minimum_ _ jewels; and nerves that flash flrel

2-Reduces each sale’s share of “overhead ex- 22.' §2,','§',°§'},‘f,',f§,f,§’,,,f`.f,“f,§',,f"mf,f§,'§

w i pense,” and thus permits him to cut his margin of d

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~ .fd i "”°”§J°ii?.2".‘"’““’"' n fl:.°.i.'.'“.1i.‘;i:°:£il».:;‘“..“l‘.‘; .'i°.i..:f

, Advertising, rightly used, is a time-saving and "

i expense-saving method of selling-an economy me- with In this me is ii mins own

" thod of reducing charges instead of an added §‘,""‘ A “"”"" “‘“"'“" “’"““" “ "“`

ch31‘ge_ ‘ timid and care-burdened men-these

are all deformed on the inside. `

SUCCESS A MIRACLE. i-hnnghis dn

,won

lu one ol the terms lnmiiu on partym iuiisiuris that lie is living over lnln A for-

llfa. it le' the unfortunate Pat-

unlits are in connection with

king little “slush” puddles, play-

t its errors and that of the gov- - rumcnt which lt.trfe`s to uphold.

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obscured by the visions of its

1 , ' 1 ' In this provinc`e, whose part in Canada’s pro- ,,,._..i..,,,..,, .,,i,,,,,,,,,,_ ,,,,,, ,, can '.

'n\¢s¢<ll0UBN¢W¢l¢ ss has been ver considerable thou h modest weiwining niiii -~iiiii»ii." slush. »

ii ETB Y B' i

i there are at least a few historic spqts which are wor- “'“=h~ Whether you nnii noeniion @ i ln B0||ql\fgl\¢8 thy of preservation. We have the honour of being ‘° "“ ’““““"“*'~ °' "“""" "”“"°°“'i

neiflectiof public works. its un-

_ » _ 'tb tablet which will commemorate for all time this his- "‘° °"“"'“““°”“' “l““"”"’“ °' Ks'

f' ` \

.‘ \ ,/ f toric gathering__ ‘ Fglnicsiiiiinshlp. lt can see nothing 9;

i & i

_ _ _ crore lt but the “flesh nts" of thc

, , We have within a short_d1stance ,of Charlotte- ,,,.,,,,,,,,,_ ,md ,ing ,,,,,,,,,I,',, 0,- ,i,,.

, \ _ , ltown a landmarlc of the original French occupation ~-niiniii nnininniu- ni nnni nnii inn. n °l=»<=\... -Q, ,which unouestionably should be preserved and c1=\@X'=10H°2-“'1"l=t“1°- We '\'“°=

' - ‘marked. What was probably one of the earliest for- ““

` tifications in Canada and is still an object of interest

~ gi to hundreds of visitors yearly, stands on a command-~ .ii.~., in iinniin,-»n ininif, nniiiinii

'ing eminence overlooking the entrance to the har- _ bor. The moat of this early fortification is still in- ‘““N"'" W” "“”‘°' ”""“' “""""“” ‘"

;©i(O`f 1D_© © 'A

il pity t'is li’s true."

ln one of its recent "slush" nud

<> °'c`a<=e@e>@)_@@@©.Q

lis “slush” creations. Before going

to nnnlysis we might ask.--lluiv

is their 5ft reienled l'NTRll'I‘ii

iiruposc to deul. We take them :'.oi‘liifliii. lt snys " the Cun\'dli\n'n

llown:-"‘lst, A demand for lu-

cieiiscd expenilil.ur0." Allf\\'l ,fl`0"l n increase in leaczliors millirles,

vncnlcd no increased expenditure.

i“2nd-For iiddltinn to the Provln-_ ciiil debt." "3i~d-For pllm_"inlZ ll\0

c absolutely untrue, without the imest shadow of foundation. audi

ch a course.

“Day in,nnd day out it tries to _

oliled such recklessly wild stnte- S

overnment but we dld protest and

Daily Seleiztions ¥

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I assi. was-urn

M.any ii man is rich wltlioui

good heart, good limbs, and a

er; strong muscles better than;

The niiin is rich who has a good lsposltlon, who is kind, pntlent.

ondlng andfcomplalnlng fellow. n

They may not limp, but their

Until they change tlielr`thoughts, hey will never be rich in -the true

usliism, for the riches of ii

The Crlcki: sings _` His little song

Of simple things

The wliule day long.

Hs hu not half

The g7ftll I hold

Htl life’l but olistf _ if truth were told.

IAIIG All his soul

He freely slvol

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We _are 'showing some very new shapes in “Bor- saiino" “Stetson” and the well-known “Freed” hats. Our hat 'stock thas never been in better shape than at present. We have hats to suit the most particu- lar and would like you to step in and see them. _Prices-.$5, $6, $7 and up.

Come and get one.

- SPORT AND Ol"l‘l_\`(il SIIIIt'l‘S _ "_

_ Men’s white sport shirts, just right for warm days, $2.00. Striped and white reversible soft collar shirts, sizes 14 to 16 1-2, $2.00. Grey outing flannel shirts, soft collars, $2.50 and $2.75.

L.-\Tl‘IS'l‘ IDEAS IN BELTS `

' We are showing the newest ideas in leather, flcxide and live

rubber belts, either regular or wide nickle clasp buckle. Prices

PANAMAS.

, Just a few Panamas left, which we are selling at $5.

$1.00, $1.25, $1.50, and $2.00.

- COOL SUMMER UNDl*}R\\'EAlt ‘ i

Youfll find here just'the underwear you want. Nainsook,

Porous Knit, Balbriggan, in combination, or two piece. Athle- tic, half sleeve or long sleeve combinations. $1.65 suit, up. Two

piece 85c garment. up.

' SUMMER Sl'I'I`S, SI’E(‘IAL, $30 @

i We have selected about 35 men’s suits from our regular stock, one or two of a kind mostly, two~or three button and *Nor- folk styles in Greys, Browns and Green mixtures, sizes 36, 37, 38 and 39’s, which_ we will sell at $30. Those suits are a genuine '_

_ bargain at the price. Some of them are displayed in our show C-

window. See them

Henderson & Curl mor

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overnment went out of' power,

ft il , .' ' ' ‘

hen it says, “when the Arseiiaqt 130 ggsgfiensliggm “"1 get an) Du"

`~ ‘, _1o1 Grafton st.

1925-7-29tf. H . / '-

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Anti the Patriot says-;“Ch“éei"i]p

i Mr. Guardian the province was wen

' ' __ l truly governed lon b f ' his province owed about ONE nm 3 0°l`@l0l1 AND A THIRD MHLIONS of do.. Then its says Mr. Arsennult es- mme im” exlstence “nd Will DG

mrs." We dislike using strong lan-bmimml the ""'°"’"’"‘ ‘“ *“`°““‘l

Hain." This is true, and it is re-

unge_ but how, else ein we deB_:_$528,000, and expenditure at $527,-f

_ ooo. Quite rr M

~ __ , _ _ ' _ tb h Hb t _ H 1 uc ,but 1'. Arsenault's Indignation meetings are the red rag of Bell ,,,,,,,,_ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,_,,e,.,,,,,,,,,,,,_, __;d°__:;:;_ __df;ddf____;;_:o 1; _“_}f;___°_<_>_;=_»i mmm” were ,med on me “_ Lniiina win wnii governed in me

ill continue to protest ngnlnstx

~.-»»»¢ooooo-o-o»o-eo-o-0-oo-oe duilng the session of the House

Guardian Readers

furnished by W. 8. Loueon. f I

<“”° public n true siniement oi' the Pub-

p. The hardest thing to get along c

, th h it tt d tm _ d _ mont would have had the miinngc- ‘3 mzmelir a‘;d°;°nm_c_:l “_Fmc‘_’_"’_ mem of mah,s_ He did not ,hen Sullivan and later under Hon. J.A. f the Government knows lt to be kn°‘q‘h“t ‘I b“““""g “nd '"°°m'

,,m.ue_ ‘ petei§ combination of spenillhriilfsy __ ,

woullllhnve control of the Treiis- “gm” when the Dl`°?5Bl1f il100lIlD€f~`

' . _ ents are scntte dt th id d

Then it rehash” the old expl0d_ uiy. Iii_=__dld not hgure up the Bcll|__ re o e wn s an

fi $232,000 iieiicii riibi-icnuon. 'riiey _"_:’"‘*_*:_‘£1;”‘$'_7‘_`;°(;';:)“f "xi “";""“' ,,. were quiet enough on this subject g‘ "_ n 5” “n "ur

. . - ' 0

lc Accounts. When a correct state-

ment, prepared by their own aud- lior and sworn to before the Pulillc Accounts Committee wus presented 0

House, they were prompt to violate

ii motion to exclude the truth from the Journals of the House. Instead of ,trotting out this exploded fab- lo, in this day of better enlighten- 1 ment, they should hide their heads in shame that _they ever gave ut-

statements which they knew to be ll lnlse, and which they were too b

. \ .

months, and iillei the lieavv busln H

when they wer; confmmed by Mr css of llicryciu' was pi'ncllcall_v ills- f

Arsennult and his colleagues. They p°B°;i0‘;",;'00 ar. dm he, 'milk hm" °v`

ulrmed und twisted ii l i-nn t er; ' tum ,ears mvenue

q - nl ° would be left uncollectod IN OR- over when un EXTERNAL AUD- DPR To CON" RF up A

. I . A F. LSE

T wus demanded to give to the AND FICTIOFS nAI_AN_,,E»

AGAINST THE PROVINCE’ in limi I

the laws of piirllament,~by passing 0

cur. II' the Hell Government had E

live done the-li' iluiy, limi collected , 0

frestiinn to get even this much of truth from the Liberal daily. The

\_ Lib(-}I‘3.llSII1§ t0 Ch0k€ them Off, t0 mlnlmlZ€ tllém, tO_ wo advocated a tax for school pur- not knew it was Denning an un_ sumpiion ibm he and his Govern. df*-"9 “f P000 and BFGCKGII. lllld un~

. prevent more of them being held is their only occupzf noses. and even 0 m°d°"“° M- *f

necessary, l`or other purposes of e

er Hon. W. W. (now Sir Wllfrld)

Mnthioson and his successor Ilon. A- E. Arsennuli. And ii "will be

new administration assumes con~ ol. Good government follows Con~ ei-viitlve rule as naturally as night llows day. _

Ah indignation meeting was mil-

od at Cope Traverse. With thc tide of rnndeiiiniiilon hnckini: up rilmmit o the footstool ol the Commission-

r of Agriculture the situation was ne ol’ genuine alarm. Something

ven ii |`nlr portion ol' those nionc_vs,mu" be done '° check its lnmnl he estimated rccelhts of lion. Mr. 'my' nm’ r‘c"‘"""“g ‘° the mmol' Arsenuun would ,have been ex_lI'ion. Mr. Lim nftcr pleading for an ceed by between $75,000 and Hoof hour, temporarily saved the situ- 0'0_ And he did not expect that ation. No doubt he pleaded most teachers siiliirles and expendituresl`l’"‘h°"°""3' ‘md 9l’9Cl0USlY- *md 9° of 1920 would be chamed luck toldoubl tho compassion of some ot*

919' IN ORDER T0 QDOK [vp A\l\|B lit-!|ghb0i‘B WBA Bl‘0\lB6d. ill BIIY

onslblllfy for their' own doings, ut not lor the inlsninnngcinenf ol'

qwm»d|y go gubmn io an 9,19,-|m|`_lhc Bell cninhlnnilon during their!

DEFICIT WINCH mn 'NOT EX_lcasc ii ilye<l~in~thc-wool tanned-ilu [ST IN FACT The c,m,_,9,.,,,,,_|,mBlthe-hide Liberal chairman decided

lemme to or published moiy Wm be mme wmlm, to ,mmnm ,.0,,_ the resolution lost. But the indlgna~_

tl°Y\ WM fully enough expressed,._ and iii iinylhlni: but in a manner onm|'o:~ilng to the Government.

audit, or to disclose in (ruth io lhroo.i\nd two tlilrils ol' months ol` ____<_,¢l 1 lheipeople. Do they imagine ihnt by b\1“l»¥"¥\K~ -

.\||ln|rd’» lllnlment Cures Dlnlrhpfr.

lonable men’s Oxfords and Boots,

‘In joyous toll ., Becluee he lives.

For this week only we will allow big discounts on all this Sprlnfs up-to-date high grade gud fllll'

We will also pay the tax.

We also offer the ladies our best Pump and Oxfords $12.75 and $12.00 for 811.00 and 110.00. ~

-. Ladies, please lexsmlne our $5.50 pstant,'lilg~li heel, wht welt Pun \,|»°ni|`qu||iiy of hmm. .nd nrt.- _mnulifp and up~to-dale int. Notlilnz like it for tlis`prl e. '“ \ `

Jill! ¥°°°lY°¢|i°-'P00111 2'°!°|9l ll". the lest word' in Ledle|'~Els3ant Footwear. ~

Headquarters for H.»leprol‘ll Hosiery i f-GOFF. BROS. _LIM`I_fl‘-ED V

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GOFFS FOR DI COUNTS