Act: rwo

DEATHS

stint-iii 14ml Angelou, Calif- ‘ l la. on June 7, 1931 Nell McLean

ed 62, formerly‘ of Charlottetown ' leaves to mourn his wi ow.

TESTIFIES '

l", _ . —.——.'— . ‘rel Palm‘ PM" 9°“ Medicine for Girls and Women

HamiItomOhio. —- ‘ ‘I hadsuch aw pains in my back l could hardly stan . on my _ was never without , a headache. town I

Feeding the Family for Health

Professor Lucile Brewer. 1001i pocialist of the School of Home

nomics, New York, State Coi- ege o Agriculture (Cornell), ia_ys arik-uhli- stress on the necessity f using more milk, fniits. veget~ ' bles and cereals in the standard lot. She emphasizes the value of 1k, saying that every child ouid have at least a pint and a aif a day and every adult a pint. low is one of the Cornell recipes

ch calls for the use of milk, - 4X h“ been feeling

. . i gird??? ree ‘years and had two o ha the best doctors in the city, but I kcgé getting worse and only weighed l unds. I saw your advertisementan 1,00,]; fighttggixesjof Lydia E. Pink- harn s ege _o 0m)» four bottles Lydia E. _Pinkham's Blood d Medicine and your Liver Ellis and no- ‘ 0 tieed an improvement right away. Now! weigh I88 pounds and feel fine. Everybody tells me how well l look _ ~— and asks me what I took and I alwa s "y, ‘Lydia E. Pinkham's _ _ Compound, the best medicine in the world for any sickness to Whlflil Elli! and women are subJect. will plflflys 12:11;- ood word for your mgiécélgelh

thought apd man

¢ I elt so ad

I had to go to bed I and lwas not abi to do much of m h o u s e w o r k . would have hemor- _. rhaiies every two .

wee s and drag-

flll

l'._' Il

(d

Creamy of Peanut Soup

Three tablespoons flour, one i.if cup water. six tablesilwllfl P98‘ . u; paste, five alps milk, scalded. i alt, pepper. ‘ Make a. paste by minus one aJf cup of water with i118 1101"» bhing it free from lumps. Add l 11¢ peanut paste. When the mix- > ure is rubbbad smooth ‘. 3M1 tile _ . chided milk and cook the soup lli 4 double boiler for thirty minutes. ‘ tlr ‘it frequently to prevent lumlr ng. Season it with salt. D9110"- d paprica. Chopped SW91! P9P‘ er or red pimento may be added .

z

OSEPH WiLLluAn, 9th Street. Hamilton, Ohio.

.03

When a baby cries ln a mall's

TLOSINGI

A1113; bean Ilium"

. EARLY l We the following merchants o Fredericton do agree to close our _ places of business every hionday

éda

For years lily

I Wily, mother!

lc0=t $20 or $25 f us so ion: to pay fir it. dririe; it doesn't seem gcod judgment.

‘I iiE OUTLAW

The Story of a Girl Who

Didn't Want to Marry

By ETHEL LLOYD PATT~

Chapter XXI

I went back 1.0111? mother dis

Xx-uragcd, aiter seeing Mr. Seeiey feet and l of the Champion Film Company.

He had told rile that he would

d satin slippers and all "

Ifl give me a "try out," 1s he called it. in a coronation scene in thrce "mild days; but that I must come to his l office with a "swell evening dress

Had I been a little older. I sup—

comic to me.

e had no "lFulnday dress." uth is hopeful. ck in the

B

e . pose his demand would have seem- Wilere in the world was I to get such a costume mc-ther had even given up going to church because

lit

All the way train to my home I told myself that somehow I would d find u wiy.

And yet. there .I was~~unpaid for

“n4 Table“, my last track's work. my trip i0 the. city having taken hall’ 0i’ the

liar which was lny Only capital. “Bill I will get an evening dress"

l will!"

I slid to lliyseif. between my teeth

And so, when I reaehed home.

he'd give me three

rn in a week

1 It

Vcgetabe I poured out my tale to mother.

ffiiust think. mother," l said -I>Ie ."i dollars ,, for only ‘one days work. Why that's tiinlos-t us much as I could with ilrli tailor! 0h. ii‘ I only (‘tllilll gel lilo trilalicc! Suppose I worked

rms he immediililfil! dlsclwersy cvcly tiny"! 'i'lliit would be vigil- habit wants to go to its mother. 1 _ teen ilnllars! Wily. think of it. mo- ’ iilcr, that's rich! 'I‘Ilut's as much ________<.._ t 7 —' as I'd get in a store alter I'd work- ii-e Cream Social and Dance in ed for yt-‘irs and years. Oil, mother . Klnkora IIaii, June 211th. (mod if l only coup] gel an evening l o R time. Come everybody. Reserve tilc dress!" ; ‘a date. i My mother had been listening to , me gravely. F" “m” “d and?“ "Bill. Nellie girl," shc said ‘n "don't you understand? Even If

We had thc iiloncy. I think a -i'ezliiy hinilsome llFPFS like that vrnu'd

would take

"Oh, lilotilelz." I said again, and

“I know I could

. o . o T v h w d ‘d - wrung my Ilands,

Building Material for Sale ..““i"£.'..£.'2f‘ Liszt r l l etc for auto purposes excepted com mum p“ for n i" I‘ “Mme "f

, , ‘ ,- . ivcrkfl. '1‘ luldn't '. l ' th

l i Pmieidangilgflrllllcnei} BOaSr-lllplaslllllll lxillgllung June 27m “um Allguhtilnkrml‘? (Jrllliilnl \\"l?!pFIE‘lllnr§|f";YflIIIC(-: 7| n: a t . - _ _ ' low? \\'oliiiin‘t tzttilcr give us tho ll Claillloaflltl- Sills. Rafters, bcantl- ~GE°RGE S- Mcl-EOD lmonoy‘! 0h isn't. he incl-n? Why

J. A. CUTLIFFE i. SON

ing, Hemlock, 1 inch. 2 inch and 3 H. R. WEEKS _ I

inches. ' i Cedar posts. Shingles and Lathe. Lowest price for cash. l Prompt Delivery.

J. B. SNOWBALL 60.. LTD. Chaiham. Miramichi, s. n.

571i

Electoral Meeting oi 3rd‘ ~ District oi Prince

II

i QFllllnl" lsoll, Tolls I '

loads at Montreal and leaves ior

Charlottetown about June 28th. loads alt Charlottetown on arriv-

_ al and leaves abou July 1st for St. ' John's, Nfiti, calling at Charlotte-

choosing it Liberal Conservative rc- prescntalive for the 3rd District ni Prince will be held at ‘St. Puuis IIaII Sumniersitic nn Thursday the 14th day of Jilly. 1021 at the hour of 1 o'clock p. m.

All polls are entitled to he repres- ented at said convention by four delegates. _

Dilteti at Wellington the 20th day nI June A. I1, i021. ,

JAMES A. McNEiLL

town on return trip to Montreal. ltfonvenor

to We solicit irelght at current ~ i rates. ' ‘ Passenger service for First Class l w“ Fourth Electorate,

Canada S. S. Lines, Ltd. I CARVELL BROS. Dlsilliiflli lilllil-S l

AG E NTS AUCTIQN RSALE Liberal-Conservative Convention

I At Springton. on July 2nd at one 1 o'clock. farm of 200 acres or more. i ' 50 acres wood, principally hard. ‘ Large gravel pit valuable for road making and concrete work. Good barn" on premises. also excellent 9 weii near front of farm. Clear tit-

‘is guaranteed. MRS. JOHN A.

‘A meeting of UIBERAL-CON- SERVATIVE delegates oi‘ Murray ‘ i-iiinbor district will he held at Murray Ilivcr Iiaii on July 1st. 1921 at ‘.5 o'clock p. m. to select a candidate for the coming BY- ELECTION and to appoint a CON- VENER and other party business. Poll chairmen are requested to send 5 delegates from each pnII. g

i

McK ENZIE Hartsviiio

,__.

Valuable Farm Property ' For Sale

_-

A public meeting will he held at 4 o'clock at which Mr. J. D. Stewart

with mes that first timu in weeks so luilch thinner\ Deep siladolvs were bench-til her cycs. . ' “Oil, mnthclj. you look so lsick! eyes lSOIIICllIOW. Just tllink "what $18 a week would sillliing. Darling." I saiduanrl I put lily ilrms around her. "it would silo-fold‘ me_ Kilt you good food and soillehrltiy tile A convention for tho purpose of to liflrpyq“ M“, mywasiiing. 0b.. wnliid

l doesn't he. save?"

Suddenly’ I Innkcd iii. lny miliilcr

saw hm"

lezin If) us!

f0 r

the

ll0l‘ face was

safely immersed in

inig Lux lather.

lnomv.,etc.. all are I. like new with Luz.

Unusual Things

Anything about the home that neecls washing and that will not be hurt by pure water itself may be the creamy, pure. cleans-

Sillt shades, hangings. oil- pictures and their frames.

jewelry. bric-a-brsc. heir- ‘C J

LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED. TORONTO 5

iiloiltailly-dcprcascd people nced ten grains of pure phnto with each meal for

' 9

Nervous

L o c a I Druggists

‘ Gtlafallilces It.

All that most. weak. nervous. thin

weeks. That's what nerve specialists in

London. Paris and prescrh

(‘n., i.td.. as Iiltro-Phusphate.

ll drganic phos~ a few

New York are Int; with wonderful results.

It is natural food for nerve and hriiiii coils and is known 1.0 such re» Ilabiv pharmacists as Hilgllel‘ n"!!!

Ile-

cituse of its power to hI-ip create linl-lltli)‘ flesh 1nd strengthen weak nerves. iiiilcli of it is bt-Inrr sold t0 pcopiz- iviin are Iackilli-I ill vitality-

phste. i.~i an oxceii weak. nervous co

CAUTION: Mthougii Rltro-Ilhos

cnt aid in relievlnl; ridltiuris. its use Ir

not ndvaed unless increased weight is dcsired.

___ ' mother, please ask father for "the money!"

mother told me quietly.

use, I've asked so Oil-BB

“I can't do that. Nellie.

dear.

girl" "it's no

when we needed it for things more. important than this_ i-ie.'wouldnt_

understand.

it's ntyuse.‘ My lips quivered chiidishiy_ "Ilfother." I cried. "I've got m

Y

chance and I can't even take it be-

cause father is sucha beast. I tell isn't flair to bring children hero into the world and not have them a r-llance when they want to take

you. it

cnozlrzlh

t. There

began to sob convuisiveiy-

rlenly 1 felt my mother's hands

moncY to give

was a little silence.

(“use very firmly over mine. .

shin't say that.

"Nellie. rzirl," said motile; "you If you want your l-imnr-n, dear you're going to have‘

Sud~

I

ms CHARLOTfETOWN ‘GUARDIAN i

Mrs. WILLIIMN I i""'“"“""'-"'N§X...§.'.‘.°§§'&?.Zi'

Aid to Weak, Thin, Folks —

i“

i l

Sale oi House Wares

Here is a wonderful chance to save money. W preparations for the big event for some time p

e have beer. making ast and we were never in a

better condition to meet the requirements of our customers than we are to-

(laY—-—3.Ild the prices are down to rock-bottom. We expect the biggest sale of household wares th

FREE W011i! .13. FREE FREE

known.

Screen Doors

For $2.49

With every purchase of 51-90 0|‘

more. we will give away free. 0M

R

is store has ever

._»-ll.ti."til,~ ay _ ll oilvrralulllrlr lf-‘:rl’tai=lv.easiiyt(liu:<in Here in certainly a birsllo- A ‘rm; n In exceptio ally well l will. i have an evening dress. Nickel Plated ironing Slipper to fit m“, gpauenu" Ln," swmg, dear; you Slllllitl havemitnn fires“ real strong. unlViCfllblO screen MM,“ "d v-m|'hgd_ our Pr,“

" ' ,~ ' .- a . en .. ' nlosillelrldlfaljl-‘epearilcd WOnEBPIIIIILV- door. worth $3.00 for . - . . - . .3249 Mrs. Pott’: irons. on Dollar Day ‘She noded. The tears were in her own eyes IIOW.

"Yes, dear,’ she whispered. "It's ' . '

my wedding dress. I've had it put ' ° '

m. ... Mctiary s Imperial Enamel Ware “cum-s m“, Clam Wm

good, and we 01-20111 it‘ Mother No 4o s! R s P 9° ‘

will sew and ma e it pre- y or Yfill- ~ "I W!» M8. rea- c or » '

I was S11v1“; li- lltlllzllng 1-0 1"‘ ‘ill’: “ 30 Straight Sauce Pans, reg. 75¢ for N9, 20 Teapots, reg. $1.62 for . . . . . . ..'. . . . . . . . . “$1.19 gilrtnlnfigelltl; 12111;!- Wlklllllf (flight " s1 CoffeqPots, reg. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..s1.oo for 75¢ " as Stove Pots. rel- $2-43 for - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..$1.89

, . ‘ ' ' ' , “.. 18 Liped Saucepaml re . 50 f 38o “ $279

id like to look nice when the neil-Z ' g ° °" 14 Convex Kettles. reg. $3.78 for . . . . . . . . - - . - -- -

hbors cline in to see ‘nle. ilut it “ 30 Preserve Kettles . . . $1.10 for 83c . 88 q ' _ _ __ 456g doesn't really Illiiiiiel‘, dear‘ l'Ii he “ 31 Basins, reg. 65c for . . . . . . . . . . . .. i N491: ‘ 22 Flue": Kath" "n. c or

gone, and maybe by then you will .. no Buckn‘ (10 qt) "m ‘L40 ‘or ' ‘m5 " 20 Llped Saucepanu. reg. 78c for . . . . . . . . . . . . ..59c

"g?" "l" tTcnz-“figvélmy mg some‘ ‘l 24 Chimbgrg, "g 90¢ 7°,- 69: " 22'Liped Saucepans. reg. 88c for .. . . . . . . ..66c

, a _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

l lpfvipyilgrfl Iyt-ricti swiftly. “I " 4° Teapots. reg. $1.50. for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..s1.1a " 53 Double Bvllvm. "u- $2451" ------- ~31"

will“ not‘ retire/ti}. l "NW1 — l 26 l-lnned $=v=en=um reu- 83=Yfor ..62c l- so Tea Kettles. reg. $2.10 for ...... . . . . . . . . “$1.62 (roll (ll l0 lll - ‘ 6 Pudding Pans. reg. 60c for 45c II -' i She m,“ m;,_n;...;.=,,1 to dry iler fl 54 D ~~ 17 Dish Pans, reg. $2.10 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . “$1.59 She was almost oubie Boilers, reg. $2.00 for . . . . . . . . .......$1.49 ' '. i““"ill_\' that's all right. gi|'Iie."|' l . "i saw a pattern in‘ " ' npwspflperg In“ night mm Mcclflfy s Afifgy wflm 11 qt. Retinned Kneading Pans, $2.90 m .............s2.11 p,“ look sweet on you. ’ N o8 T K m ’- 12 ' 1 qt. Side Dlppers. reg. 20c for .. ...13t: - I '- 7 ' 0- . . . . . . . .. , . . . . . . . .. u - . _ xgfhlxllxe gtgrsrm u 112 Jackets in"; 2: f: or No. 8 Steel Spiders. reg. 63c for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H491: new waist (mt, or it. You'll see. ll 3° Press"; Kept“; km \ No. 1 Steel Fry Pans, reg. 50c for . . . . . . . . . . . . ......39c “'~'*""°> m, '“““‘° ‘a “I” “gaff, H a2 Preserve Kettles. reg ' 78c n» 58c Nv- B °v=l Copper Bottom Boilers, reg. sass m .4269 f m“, n time 0 Have .0 ‘ . . . . . . . .. . c‘,’,'.,n,’e_ AM i, w“, m. a thing ~ s4 Preserve Kettles. reg. 50c for .. . . . . ..39c m. 20o HotBlast on Stoves m- .... .._. .... ..-..$1.1s th"ollr,n_nrg_ollltefr.;gi_ 211L112 " 60 PotatoPots. res- $130 for ~~gg= 2o lb. Fibre Butter Tube. 80c mi- . . . . . . ..........6Bc' i’- (3 » ' “ . . . . . . . . . .. .. - " apmn_..how can w“ Say that? U i: ‘gzzblllotszlz-Zrga "as: 30 lb. Fibre Butter Tuba, 90c for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..75c i-Iow can you say it won't cost a u 17 Dish pa"! reg’ 86c for 69c No. 1 Fibre Wash Tub. $2 79 for 10 .,.. l _ , . . . . . . . .. ..

tiling. V _. -- sesmve PMS. reg. $1.25 fbi‘ . . . . . . . . . . . ..99c Ne 1 Wood Wash Tub. $2.25 m . . . . . . . . . . . . .._.s1.79

IIAIIIFAX, June 23.—- (Quotations ' ' furnished by Johnson 8» Ward members oi the Montreal Stock . Exchange.) American Car Foundry . . . . .. 116 ' American Smelling and Re-

fining Co. .. 37% Anaconda Copp 30% |i]|.‘..l_ , ....,‘ American Locomotvr . 75% ‘~_'""" -~ ~- --- - - ,," Canadian Pacific Railway 10614 Canadian Pacific Railway 02%

a

and other. prominent men will I offer mydarm at South Melville, speak

consisting of twohundred acres

en block. 180 acres clear, balance covered with hardand soft wood. l, House almost now, barns and nut Hbuiidings in good repair. school situated on farm, water pipe into buildings froln a never falling jpring. Convenient to churches , ,aud shipping. '

Apply to, "

WM. E. Mcf-‘ARLANE,

All are welcome.

By order WILLIAM MACPHERSON,

iDlstrict Soc‘y. (lien William.

Juno Z0, 1921.

AUCTION SALE

. l am instructed by Messrs. W. B. Prowsc 8r Sons to ucii on lilo ,1 North side of_the market square on Friday, Julio 21th at 12 o'clock noon the floliowing by auction: Ono driving horse four years oiri; one driving horse lately owned by Jas. O'Brien, (Jlty; two rullbcr E tired wagons almost new: one hand-made se't of harness complete:

one now Light Six McLaughlin which has gone through the wedlock ' lire but is now in good running order; also one Overland truck capable of carrying one thousand pounds. Terms cash. ‘t

R. BEARISTO, Auctioneer.

lEASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES, mo. . INTERNATIONAL LINE A

Illlrlrlllolv olr rumours aim Pssslinmun s nviclu nllrvvlln l1‘- JoIIiv All) I for! gnninmlwm miv an IhIpGOVBRNOR DINGLEY ill leave St. John every Wednes-

a. in. and every Saturday at 0 m. (Atlantic Time.) ednudu trips are via lliautp rt and Luboc. duo Boston l1 a. I.

tripe are to Boston we due sunday- at I la. all . I‘\"I'"'\IS , mt a with let‘. 400111.111 Lino stoaomh for new

autumn Information not: to “eat

- I 'II~ IOII; I. I:

.,..:,~ ill llvv i:

tur, 6 pnr cent

Al Garfield

Horse Races

2.21-2.21 trot and pace $200.00

2.711’. mixed (3 rotlcrs .. .. .. ,

minutes allowed .. .....$200.00

3 nliniite trot and price .. $200.00

Admission adults . . . . . . .. 50 cis 35 cents. Children . . .25 cia Be one of the large nninber who inow talus advantage of those very Entries oiose June 25th, 1021 enjoyable excursions. . frhe aocoinodatlonu are flue. We O. know you will in pleased with the

i A. W. MoLIO

Sear. results, Phone 778..

Atchison = x

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