JUNE 21, 1926 .

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The wise investor keeps conversant with

eral business condi- tion; which inﬂuence me investment market.

,4 concise review of Canadian economic wnditions, together with a survey of the ‘Entity markets _ and information regarding a number ,of companies, ‘pcontained in the June iguc of our publication Investment Items.

You can obtain a copy by utilizing the coupon below.

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lnldeal retreat from school t: business. Each camp hss lcentral communlt house lad dining room. t's like owning your own bungalow wlpend a vacation at French lilver, Nip on, or Lake of lliewoods. unnlng water, ucelleutbedsmcreenedwln- tows and wood ﬁres when

u go to bed muke these

slows

_ lfortable and inexpensive with the rate only $5.00 n

div American Ian-less if you my s wee or longer.

Purity and Flavour

so zealously protected

"SALAD A‘

'1' II A. , ""' has been nationally accepted for these qualities. Orange Pekoe Blend 85c

‘ROOFING-S

These are Easy to put on and are

There is no better value ‘in medium priced Rooﬁng on ‘the Canadian market than "Rogers" Ruberold.

“Rogers" quality is standard in medium priced Rooflntll- Both sides have corrugated aspliaitum surface.

2 Ply Rogers . . . . . . .. $2.75 Per Square, Weight 45 lbs.

3 Ply Rogers . . . . . . .. $3.15 ‘Per Square, Weight 55 ibl.

A cheaper quality, which is very satisfactory, is wig- wam Roofing. ~

2 Ply Wigwam .. .. $2.25 Per Square, Weight 45 ibi.

3 Ply Wigwam . . . . .. $2.50 Per Square, Weight 55 lb!-

There ls more otihe genuine Ruberoid Roofing sold! than of any other ‘Roofing on The market.

2 Ply Genuine Rub: roid $3.50 Per Square, W619i" 45 lb’- 3 Ply Genuine Ruberoid $4.00 Per Square, Weight 55 lbs

Ruberoid Lay-Tito Shingles at . . . . . . . . . . .. $6.50 Per Square

We have also

ALSO

SLATE SURFACED ROOFING. ASBESTOS S-HINGLES. GALVANIZED METALLIC ROOF SHiNGLES.

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ms ciiliitoirrsrowu GUARDIAN

Central Guardian

en's TAXl_ day Ind night sor- vlco. Phone 687 or 209-1.

‘CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Rev. D. iM. Lamont will preach Wednes- dﬂy. June 23rd at Canoe Cove at 7.30 -p. in.

RECITAL-by pupils of Miss Lillian McKenzie assisted by Mr. WEKIIBI‘. violinist. Hoartz Memor- ial Hall. Tuesday, a p. m. 09st

MONITOR GASOLINE is worth more “because it will give you qiilcéer starting. less carbon, and mor miles to ths gallon.

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Rev. Drf Moore, president oi King's College arrived yesterday

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afternoon from Sunimarsido where he preached in St. Mary's Church. While in Charlottetown he is the guest oi Mr. and Mrs G. D. DeBlois Grafton Street.

WOOL-The Sheep Breeders Association will receive wool at the Arena Rink, Charlottetown, be- ginning Wednesday, Juiic 23rd. Ship by rail 0r boat, freight col- lect to Wool Grading Station, Char- lottetown. 9986-6-l9-3l

CARFERRY P. E. ISLAND. -. The (lnriorry Prince Edward ls- laiid leaves this morning to rc- suma her work on thc Borden-Tor- meutiiie route. The Messrs Bruce Stewart & 00., wiiu had the con- tract are to be congratulated on having finished the job on time. the coutrrict demanding that the‘ steamer be on the route on Jiiue 21st.

POLICE COURTr-At the Police (‘ourt Saturday morning, the case against Wilfred l)olrou charged with stealing paint from Rogers Hardware & 00., was hoard. Doirou pleaded guilty but on ac- count oi his apparently irieudless condition ho was let oil on Billi- pended iieiiteiicv. He must report to the City Marshal once a month, keep oil‘ the streets and behave himself or ciao lie will be sciit to jail.

BACK FROM WINNIPEG ——Tho Rev. Eustace Purilic, l3. D.. who has bccu absent from the city since October last returned Thurs- day evening. Mr. ‘Purdie is ‘Prin- cipal or the Central Canadian Bible institute of Winnipeg. He reports a good yeiir iii the School with 100 registered stud-ants. Already ap- plication-s lOPJllEXl yea-r are com- ing iii from Newfoundland, U. S. A.. and all over Canada. The term opens ;oii Oct. 12th and April 30th. -l‘t is expected that new members will be added to the staff this Full. The object oi the lli~ stliute ls to fit men and women [or work iii the hom-e and foreign iiieids. Since the closing of the college the beginning of iMay, Mr.

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“I'LL bee! you undrasing ' Billie shouted. Then up into the sir went Billie's left shoe... and up into the sir went Betty's

oe.

"Here's my ri ht shoel" Betty cried. And Bil 'e's right shoe ﬂew u at the some, time.

"Wheel My suit] olll" yelled Billie.

"5o's my dressl" Betty sn- swerul. "And my unywares... and new m nightiifs on me. lheat yaul" e , ‘ 1 "Now lots surprise Mommy and ‘get into bedlnd be ssleepi Here she

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Purdie has ibeen holding evange- listic services and Bible ‘Confer- ‘enoes in Roland, ‘Man, Pembroke. Westmeatli, Arnprlor, London and Kitchener, Ont., and in ‘Montreal. i-—<o>-——--

A WARNING

To all merchant; that I will not be

msponslble for any credit given to my wife or family.

WM. COOPER,

iSouthport.

9950. i

Carding Cardin:

Dons at D. M. Johnstsnds Mill, Long River. Satisfaction guaran- teed. Wool left st the following stores will be called for and de- llvsredi-A. E. Doucette, Rustieo- vllle; A. Peters, Oyster Bed Bridge; Everett Johnston, Brook- fleld; P. J. Noy 6 00.. Hunter River. Oil furnished st mill.

By Marie Belmont

Since the vogue or tailored clothes for street wear, designers have been at‘ a loss to know how to make the riding habit more tailor- ed tor charming contrast.

Cross-barred tweed serves for the coat and its background is matched for the breaches which are done iii a light sand color. The boots are brown patent leather, polished like big brother's hair.

One of the smart features oi this riding habit is the tailored silk blouse with its bright green iieck- tic. The hat is light sand color like tin» breaches and the ribbon band is bright green like the necktie.

MALPEQUE

Another homo has been visllHl

Iby the messenger oi death and u

lciud parent in tho person ot Mr. Joseph Stewart of Sea View lluls

llicrn removed from ‘the family cir-

DlDN'T DRESS SWELL Mary: Oosshs dross well? Alice: Dress swell? l should say

notl His wlfs does all the swell

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Areal whole wheat cracker

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made the same as Shredded Wheat Biscuit i Pressed into a wafer. r

dressing In that‘ house.

IGNORANCE NO EXCUSE

Drunk: I shay, olflsher, you shouldn't arrest me for this. I'm —hicl—a professor in Blank Col- lege. Cop: Can't help it, sir Ignorance is no excuse.

_ CHERCHEZ LA FEMME Manager: There's a man em- ployed ln this store who's stealing money. We've got to ﬁnd him. AsstqManager: Well, look for ths WOMEN.

EXPLAINED

1st Fishr» How did he get a sun-

stroke? 2nd Fish: Why he got bumped

Into by a sunﬁsh

She: You say you were aivfuily

Crisp. Delicious

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Take Wrigleyfr Jpearmint. Jule! Fruit or the delicious peppermint Nips or Doublemint. Take them after meals and profit greatly thereby. g You need just the aid to dl- gestion that Wrigley? gives. Spearmint has the ﬂavor o! fresh mint leaves r Juicy Fruit has the ﬂavor of fresh ripe fruits-And your favorite Peppermint ﬂavor is double strength in the others:

Uilll". . THE PURlTY s‘

The Markets’

Canadian Press.) OTTAWA, Julie 19.--Car of Uri-I torio seconds has been sold iii 'l‘or-‘ onto at 26 (leilvcrcd Toronto, noun-t try shippers uro paying producers, extras 3U, ilrsiti 29, seconds 22, dealers are piiyiiig t-xlrits 1H to Bil, firsts Ill to 32, ui-i-liiills 25 cases re- turiicii, lMoiitrezil dealers paying

Sandals

litre you ﬁnd excsllen ﬁshing, iwlmmlng and boating, also [sell- lilrs for other outdoor pastimes. ilolfif you liltmA nine-hole course ll close to camp st French River. Come this summer. Enlov rouﬂt- lnslt ilcluxewltli the whole family. own July so September. '

' Jirr particulars oslsppllcsilonso

delivered extras Iii: lo 2V1, firsts 30 to 31, seconds 2i; lo 27 pi ices to re- tailers extras 37 lo 15H. firsts iii to 36, seconds 30 i0 32. Wliiiiipcg dealers paying ilrlivi-reii cases re» turned extras 2S. iii :4 2G, soizoiids 21, prices to l'(‘.l.iillt!l'.~i PXlFllH 32. firsts 3U, sticonilii 25. retail extras 35, firsts 31, iiocomls 2h‘ to 1m.

Mr_ lStewart was stricken run down last month? What did with paralysis on Monday night and passed away on Tuesday morn- in“. The ileceasrtl was lllllOlli. sixlY y(‘.ll'.‘l 0i‘ age and had always enjoy‘ (yd good lisalthl. was an industrious aiiil successful farmer mid was VHF)’ org W\'l't'. coiisimi oi‘ ihc deceased ii-lizllly EBi-emlled ill U19 wmmlmnl’ iiiid were its follows: Messrs. iii which he resided. ‘llli-l C9l1-n39]~l§\'t‘l‘t'l[ MncLc-mi, Edwin-d istcwart in ilie home will ibe mlssed-a truf? and _.\]|an gu-w-gl-i, pun-lug, River; ‘Saskatchewan ilcalers paying couu and devoted husband. a kind M“! \Vllllum Stewart, lmrk Corner; iry shippers extruii 25 to 26. firs-its loving father hns passed to his 1'9‘ James lSteWari, Kciisllllglun; Ed- 23 to 24, seconds is, delivered cutie..- Wllﬂl. lPiWlﬂB 8 881M191"!!! ‘llvlllﬂ- H“ ward ililacKuy, Durnl-ey. ‘ returned. Prices to retailers c». is survived lby his wii-ie who was irus lit) to .'i2, firsts 27 to 23, sev- fvrmerlx Miss Flora Conswblc 0i IMPH. may; Tlitllllllsoll, Milriznlo is unds 22 to 2s. Retail extras 3r. u. Imus River, out aaushwrs namely visiting iher daughter, Nlrs. lluﬂscll 4o, firsts w w 1m. ﬂccouils 2o. (‘iii- ‘Mrs. AniosnAtlnniii. S811 View. ‘MP5- MacK-ziy, Dnrriliey. gnry country shlmlcrs making siiles Maurice “Yaddell, iMedford. ill/lamb. extras 23, firsts 21, siwouils 16. liiiss Sudlc ISlowart, lilellf0rtl M"! The very muiiy friends ilirough- Jobbing cxlrus I55, firsts 32, seconds the rlilisses Blahchi‘. Alice ullil 11"!‘ out lliimllloii and vicinity arc 25. Edmonton country (lPlllUrS iii‘ at home: three sum; ‘Mr. Hor- pleased to learn that Mlsg Mary inuking sales Oxirzis 2n, firsts 21:, nee at hoiiis, Ill/losers. George 11nd Rogers has ilccideirto remain as seconds 16, prices to reiiiilcrs ox- Arthur oi Mediord. Tho above teacher in Hamilton school. tras 35, firsts 1l2,iu-c.oii<ls 2G. Vini- mciitloned were all Diesel“- M the couver ilcalcrs pilylllg i-tiiiuii-y shill‘ funeral. There l5 also left to mourn iMr. (Y. W. Dickie representing pers extrus ‘.27. rlrsls 25, hltlﬂlllilﬁ 23. one brother 1M1‘. George Stewart: the ‘llllﬁflllllltlilul llarvsster 00., Prices to retailers oxtrus 32, firsts 11ml lllfeﬂ ‘ﬂlﬂilﬂfﬂ "MFFL Alibi" was a visitor to Malpeque on Tueﬂ- 29 to 30, seconds 26. Si. John litirtsvillo, Mrs. Robert Glovenday. . ~ country dealers paying produirera nnj ‘Miss Agnes Stewart-all resid- oxtras 29,-flrsts 26, sccniiils 2.‘! and lltg in the ‘United "States. There milking sales of extras 30, firsts 27, ivv-i a very large attendance at the seconds 24, Pricos lo rotuili-rs funeral and the ﬂoral tribute. were extras 3i, firsts 3i, seconds 28. mr. 1y. ‘Rev. -Dr. Gen-go 0i Kenslng- Halifax (lealers paying country ioii officiated assli-itcd ‘by Rev. shippers delivered extras hi, firsts Mr. Sprlggs 0i Kellsington. The 32, seconds 25, Jobbing extras 40. remains were laid to rest in Mal- firsts 36. Charlottetown whole-

— sulerii paying country points extras Hard Qt‘ COYRQ Schooner Lady May with sblng- ext,“ 35_ first‘, 3,2 seconds 28.

F""" WM" 2s, firsts 2'17. seconds 2s, joliblng Drop les for M. P. Hogan Q Co. TOOTHACHE

Pleksrifs Whsrf

Bathe the face with Mlnard's and water. Place a piece oi cotton wool saturated with Mlnsrd's in the cavity oi the. tooth.

Patent Leather Smoked Elk Pearl Elk

AlliITiilN SALE‘

OF STOCK. CROP AND lMPLEME-NTS

0.11 and after MOIItlBY» June_21s!; a“ The license number. Motor Vehicles using the public high- ways of this Province are required to

carry 1926 registration plates.

By Order H. R. STEWART,‘ Asst. Provincial Treas.

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ilPillll‘. cemetery iliesldte those of his Falhc rand Mother. Tho pull lbeur-

l am authorized by Mr. James Moroside to sell on his farm, North River on Wednesday. June 23rd, commencing at 1.30 p. m., the lol- lowing:

1 team truck wagon, 1 hsy cut- ter, 1 spring tooth barrow. 1 hay rake. 1 plough (new), 1 wood sleigh, 1 driving sleigh, 1 seythe, 25 M". 1 choles msre, quantity of hay and straw, work harness and traces. Other articles not men- tlonsd.

c. sauce BURPEE o. P. A., Saint John, N. s.

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World's Greatest Travel System H" CONSTRUCTION OF HOWLAN BRIDGE, LOT s

e received at this office until Tosh lzlli-‘Vxcvlllx:

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BO STON . atlons to be seen at the store of Kennedy A COMPIIW» Vl-"Wr 1‘ B‘ L‘

r ‘m _‘ Arssnault's ~Hovvlsn st Joseph LeOislroﬁ, Bloomﬁeld, and“ at this office- INTERNATIONAL LlﬂE ,. - Th’ Den-Hmong do” "M, bu“; mm tosecopt the lowest or any.

F. , sun‘ m ‘tender. Pa‘ Brawl-t o: Bulges.‘ Tenders ti: be addressed ‘to ths undorslllnbd. "ii l° b‘ """k°dii

Mm. $9 “Tender m Howisn arises-f’

l"?! Wednesday Steamer gives St. John 9 A. M.; ustgprt 2.30 P. M4 Lubcc .80 . M., srrivlng Boston lhursdsy 9 A. M.

lverySsturdsy Steamer sails direct from St. John to Boa- iilll. lssving StJohn ‘i P.M., 4i" Boston Sunday, 2 P. M.

ATLANTIC TIME

“Insertions cl In on, 0M! . 4b-=in.¢n»iq_ivs ‘YORK

M cod bi ehmsiilmia‘?

Only

$1.75

A Pair

This includes every pair of women's sandals in the itors, some of them sold for $3.50.

BENJ. CARTER,

.13_26,30_ _ Auctioneer.

FOR THE

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We have all sizes. you can see the different kinds in our window.

Bathi; Shoes

Black with White. Red with White.

75c

A Pair

Q-O-O-VOQO

-coon '”urAtrug

For hsif s esnt the dsy.

WAMPOLE’S GRAPE SALTS

The world's fsrnsd cooling. Invigorating health-giving of- fsrvssolng saline. Try s doss ovsry morning and hots the Invigorating sﬂsots. W: have it In 60 cents snd $1.00 bottles.

ilaioiii L. Worthy

178 Quun Strut Phone ilk = .-

_ +00 Sealed tenders will b l

Wiitbriront " ' Directory

June l9. 1926

L. s. vMseMllLLAN Secretary all Public Workl-

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CANADA STEAMSHIP LINES, Ltd. ~s. s. “CEUTA”

| Arrlvo Charlottetown u". Mom". and luvs for Nfld.

Juno 20th ' Juno 29th .S. S.‘ “HITHERWOOD”

Juno 80th. _ July 8rd. Foﬂpsrtlculsrs, splos and rstss 1P9‘!

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This marvelous c0l'n solvent af- fords immediate oscsps from foot agony. and by the agency 6f a hot foot bath, corns or csllouses drop off and leave the foot as smooth as a baby's. .Do it now, and iii this wry: spread s few drops of Put- nam's. Painless Corn ‘Extractor over the corn or callous. The psin stops at once. Another application or two o! ‘Putnam's, followed by a hot foot bath, and tho corn drops oil. To [pt rid of your corns, you fhiist gst Putnam's Painless Corii lixiracxgr andiollow the treatment. em.- ttls; at druggists every-

Schooners Kltcher. Conducvtor. Carl E. Richard & Clarissa, all with coal for A. Picltsrd k Co.

D. P. W. Dredge No. 9. Tug

Lyon's Wharf F w | Schooners B. M. Thorbiirn. or om“ ‘M chm...“

Vnncala and Thelma. | A . .

s. s. Prince madam island. I i ii n i M s. N T

Schooner Lady lllsy.

Rona.

Bruce Stewart's Wharf EIQ!

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