Y 10, 1922. '

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Rich. pure cocoanut and palm oils are skilfully blended -into Sunlight- making it the most efficient or ‘all. laundry soaps.

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Chip halt s" cake‘ of Sunlight inlol your washer, stir into a lather, then put in your clothes and start the machine. You will have the snowiest, sweetqstand, cleanest wash you vever saw, for the dirt lust, runs awn-y in the rinsinl. '

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SHOP mm Holman's Catalog.

MEN'S KHAKI PANTS, all sizes. $1.75.

cuffed Patons Ltd .

ley llall on Tuesday July 11in

Blue pleating. Valleyfleld. woano Hdﬂy evening the 12th.

lronl Patons Ltd.

POTATO GROWERS fW-vl-rhﬁ P. l‘); lBlalld Growers’ Association will not receive applications- ior membership alter July 15th

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A NEW PATENT LEATHER PUMiP ior ioadles called tile "Pic "elm- Ullly 5.95. made \vith nll~ iitary heel, shown at ALLEY do U0. LTD.

WiLiL THE CITY QHURCHES oi all ‘denominations kindly furn- ish lint-ch Grove lnntwiili a list of their services. also the hours ior same in order to enable us to lzulliipietc our Sunday programme.

CHANGE OF DATE ior advance Fain oi‘ the Boston Opera (‘ompuny ’i'ile Advance Agent was (expected to arrive in the city Monday GVuII‘ ing, bilt he has been ill-invert anu will not arrive evening. The scat sale will not open until Friday morning. July 14th.

SONS OF TEMPERANCE NO‘ lice ~ The Granrl Divisioil Sons of 'i‘clnlporance oi’ P: hi. lslland will moot in quarterly session at (‘ll-lil- Wolfe on_ [Friday July’ 14th. Doll-grains going thy rail will be

ilickey’s Black Twist

The Chew oi Satisfaction

How different the flavor, how well bodied and how juicy, and splendidly manufactured Hickey Chewing To- bacco ls. That makes it the best tobacco and favorite by all mcn who demand the best, and that best is Hickey‘e. Millions of figs used yearly.

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Manufacturers

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unit at 0"i.eary on arrival of the Thursday evening li-ain hynoiiiy lng W. T. Castaili. ULcary, It. L.

WEDDING BELLS.—Oii Wellnes- w day. Junc- 2R. at the lioilr of 8 p.m.. William Whitoway, Dover, was mar- ried‘ to Agnes, youngest. daughter i. of Mr. and MiTR, Alexander Mai:-

,'ii’llorso_n, Brooikiyn. The ceremony i w-as performed at tliedlomo oi the ‘bride's parent/s. .by Rev. J. A. Mac- Illellltn, Vallcyiiicltl.‘ iii ‘the presence inf many friends. ‘who were invited 1.;‘.»|aiiil who joined in wishing the

young couple mucil joy and a long ,i life. 'I‘he wvdil-ing march wasplay- -_ cu ‘by Annie McPherson. cousi‘ hi‘ Angus M. "IVIIYPIIQ mi [and Helen Whiteway silipported the |gr0onl and Ibrida. Aitcr tho cere- -mony a dainty luncheon iwan‘ pro- ’ lvlded. ‘The glitdneos of the ocea- ii isioli wais enhanced ‘by the music of ltiie illﬂgllllles played by the iliridnﬁn uncle, iMr, llugh McPhenson, Wood . Islands, widely ‘known as an expert at tho pipes,

i Ac Real Boot Bargain For Men

0n Sale Now

The balance of our best Shoes and Boots in pointed toes. They sold at $9.00, $10.00 and $12.00.

Now $3.95 c

A good variety to

pick from in Brown, sl-

so Bisek.

Sizes 5 to iii

t; See Our Windows

A Mail OrdeTrWSTITOc llxtra

Ailey es too. zero

QUEEN STREET CHARLOTTETOWN

146 Richmond Street , > Charlottetown

Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest rlatie. Agentvat Summerside, Illoyd Le 9

Good Stone» Stock (Iomliﬂnlel

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BRIDE ltif-AIIGRADUATE or MT. A.

Miss Dorothy P. P-halen, M. A., an Mr. Richard E. Heart: United in Marriage at Napanee, Ont. NAPANPJI‘), ()ni., Jilly 8.~A mar~ riage oi’ great interest was solcmn ized here on Wednesday of last week in Grace Methodist church. the contracting parties being Miss Dorothy i‘. Phalcn, M. A., graduate oi Mount Allison University. class oi‘ 1915. and formerly teacher of matncnlaiics at Branksomc ilall. 'l‘oronto and Richard l0. llcartz, of Shawinigan Falls. (P. Q.) Miss Phalen, handsomely gowncd. was attended by Miss Sara l-l. MacDon- ald. of Ilalifax. and Miss llazel Gray oi‘ Yariuoutll. She is the dau- ghter oi’ Rov. John Phalcn, Ph. 1)., ‘oi Caledonia (N. S.) is iiiglily cul- tured and popular in social cir' clcs. Mr. licartz is a grandson of Ilev. llr. llcnrtz and is connected with the Shawliiigan [Engineering (Io. Iicv. R. C. Tait, formerly of the Brunswick street Methodist church. llalliltx and Rev. ill‘. Hoartl. 0i Amherst. hificiated. A 1108i- Ol friends will i'ollnw the nappy pair

with host. wishes.

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FOR SPRAINS AND BRUISES

The ﬁrst thing to do when you have on inlurv fa to aitiily ‘Mlnorirs famous Liniment. It is antiseptic noouuns. hows: and sires sills!‘ relief. ;' —~——+—-“," . q..Q..

TWO MILLION PEOPLE

In Canada wear [Issues to rsst their eyes or Improve light.

Glasses really save 010s and are e sill the s -we\re values ereelgllt Dreeiously.

0 examination ‘will tell It “Jays-inst. too. Iﬂl any

on. E. o. HARRIS“

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ICE enema BOOIAL in Stan-

JOINT ORANGE‘ AND TRUE

REMEMBER the sale oi Beagau [arm at Mt. Ryan on the afternoon 0i Monday. the 10th, at 2.30 o'clock

‘ fr)“ _ - l - SATEEN SKIRTS, tlilcﬂali ‘ooiodi and black. All sites, 200 to choose

until Thursday

School ior Juno. Grade vllgqlnlln Andrew; 2, Vera Andrew. Grade IV. Sr.~l. Ruth llarper; Wlicailey; Grade IV. Jr.~1. Ilsabel Andrew; 2, Sarah Gallant; 3. Grace Grade Il|I.-- I, Wallio Andrew; Rose Bradley; 3, Joseph Grade II. (a)-l, William

- Jessie lLarpo_r._Leslie Roper.

mo: clllnnowlizrown GUARDIAN -

Al. GUARDIAN;

-R-OBIN HOOD FLOUR ls guar- anteed to please you better.

BY MAIL Women's high heeled boots also Oxfords and Pumps sent prepaid, only $2.08, from ALLEY 8t CO. LTD.

ROBIN aioogponnloo: wit. eat delicious brnaldfast food; two packages ior 36 cents at all gro- cers.

WHITE CANVAS“ BOOTQ' ior Women, $1.00 a pair, sizes 2% to 4 in high heels at ALbEY d’; C0. LTD. Order by mail, postage irea.

NOTICE-Alums to the ice cream festival at Hamilton Hall, Thurs day evening. July 13th. Plenty oi ice cream, cake and candy. 1i nut ilne Thursday or Friday.

- m . " A PICNIC will he hold on John Come and enivy a pleasant days McPhaiiTs grounds, A-ppin Road on outing to Plctou on Monday. July July 10th, starting at 2 lmn. in \_ l0 "m" Blush Wllﬂfl. Orwoll- F aid Soldiers Monument. Every- ‘*—" bod invited.

\\_ VENETIAN STRAP PUMiP made y v in patent leather with French DECORATION __ Th9 Deco“. . . x heels. a new llwe at ALLETS tion oi the Soldiers’ Monument T § SHOE STORE. at Cornwall will take‘ place on

Tuesday July .llth at 3 o'clock n‘ not tine on Tuesday will he on Thursday. i ’

VERNON RIVER CIRCUIT — Services for Sunday July 16th at. Vernon»l0 .1. m; Sunday School 10.30 a. in. "God's Test oi Charac- is-r"; Cherry Va'~iicy 2 p. m.; Sun- day School 2.30 p. ni.. Cornelius or the Gospel for all Nations"; Vernon 7 p. m.. The afternoon subject will Ibe neipeaiied~Nlllnls- tel", Rev. Robeut M. Brodie.

THE NEWSPAPER GOLF Cha- mpionship — Entries ior the Press championship to be held in Charlottetown on July l8»—21. in- ciudo Mr. iMcCready, editor oi‘ the St. John Telegraph; Messrs. Cole- man and Dolan oi the Sydney Re- cord and it is expected ‘that the

island will furnish at least one newspaper golfer. while entries are oxpoctcli from the Monctoli

'i‘iint-.s. Woodstock Sentinel, llaii- fax ilieraid and a’ score of other newspapers. Entries for the news- papcr event will be sent to It. M. Ross of the Aluhorst News---says tho Amherst ‘News ‘Sentinel.

STANHOPEI ILANE- Bathing Bench opens 4 The concert given by Worth's Band at the opening oi thu Stanhope Lane Bathing Beach on Wednesday past was enjoyed by a large gathering The splen- vliiliy rendered IIllISlCZll selections blending with the murmur oi the surf. and the leaping ﬂames of the gran-l bonfire; the of the moon; the dnintly lighted booths; tho waiting cars and can rial: i ~aiil produced a charming picture and the refreshments ser- vml were in harmony with the ace-lie... it is understood that the Stanhopc ‘Laue Bathing 301ml‘ will he open on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. The prvpflﬁ‘

WEDDING BELLS. -— A veryl pretty wedding took place nl the lioliie oi Mr. and Mrs." Alexander‘ McPherson, Brooklyn. on_ Wﬁd n-zsday evening, June twelllyl eight, when their youngest dﬂllgll tcr, Agnes, bccalne the wife 0i illr. William Whlteiway, son nt‘ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A‘. Willitcway, Dover Tile ceremony was performed iby Rev. J. A. MciLsllan, pastor oi the bride, in the presence oi nver eighty invited guests. At. eight o'clock the young couple entered tho parlor to the strains oi lht ivtdiling march, rendered hy Miss Annie McPherson, coilsin oi’ tht bride. The briiio was intended by Miss Ilelen Whltowaly, sister oi the groom. and the groom by Mr Angus McPherson. ‘brother 0i the bride. The _l)i‘lil(‘ was charmingly attired in white satin, with ibririai veil. The hriilcsmaid ivns ibecom ingiy dressed illpcach- colored vaiie. After tho ceremony the gilcsts partook oi a most delicious wedding supper, The rein under of the evening was spent. in games and (iiher aluusenienis, Ml‘, and M-rs, Whltcway, received many beautiful and costly gifts. All join in wishing Mr and Mrs. White- way a long and happy wedded life

HONOR ROLL oi East Royalty

2. Louis 3. Marjorie Harper.

ilarper. 2. (IaIInnt. Whoal~ Icy; 2. Norman MaoWilliams. Grade I (a)--»1, Vera -Ru»sscil:.. 2... Dixon Holmes; 3. Jessie Hnnpcr. Grade I. (b)—1. Woodrow Whcaiicy; 2. Edward Love; 3. Jean Bradley. (trade l. (c)—1, Wilfred Ilolmos. (trade I. (d)——I. Tommy Connolly. Pcrfoct Attendance for June. Vorn Andrew. John Andrew. Louis Wllentley. tRuth Ilarper. Grace liar» per flsabel Andrew. George Chand- ler, Marlon Russell. Mary Chandler. Wallis Andrew, William Wheutlbely.

c. Nair Robertson. Dixon Ilolmes. Wll~ ired, Iqolmes. Bernice llowait, Vera Russo i. Winners of prizes at. semi- annual examination. Mao Heariz for best department. Isabel Andrew and Wailla Andrew ior perfect at.- tendancc. John Andrew ior attend- nnce (‘A day absont)~ Jill"! All‘ drew ior ‘highest standing in Grade VII. Ruth Harper for hlllllﬁﬂl Blallll‘ lng‘ in Brads IV. Sr. Isabel Andrew for highest standing in Grade ‘IV- Jr. laslle Roper ior highest stand- ing in Grade lid. Norman MacWil- llama for hlghost standing in Grade ill. Dixon Holmes for highest stand- lnn ln grade I, (a). Bernice llowntt and Woodrow Wheatlcyr (equal) l0? highest stalldlngdn Grade I (lb)- Wilfred I-loimest for ninnonnsiosd-

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in in mono-l. (o). Tommy 00h- nolly and Georgie lion-per in Grade

. Yeo,

l tlemau."

—by removing the cause!

and lst us put you in good shsps

“DR. T. C. HARRIBQ office, will not be open until July 12th, ow- ing to the illness oi his daughter

MEN'S BOOTS AND OXFORDS on sale at AIJLEYS SiHOE STORE. only $3.95.

RESERVE TUESDAY JULY 11 for the ice Cream Festival a: North Willshiru. ii not fine will be held the following Thursday.

A HOT ONE, see Alley 6t 001s window. some real bargain for men. boots and Oxfords only $3.95. tor- merly sold at $9 and $10.

‘BUTTERFLV HOSIERV. the new est design also the Roilatta. Socks ior Summer wear, shown by AL bEY ti. CO. LTD. i

‘SOCIAL AT VERNON, baseball game. ice cream and dance at Riv- erside Park. Monday evening. Jiuiy l0, beginning at six dcolck.

JUST ARRRIED.— Women's do chene blouses in shortsieevea

GRAND TEA PARTV—'l‘he par iishioncrs of Seven Mile Bay Parish intend holding a Grand Tea Party st Borden on August 23rd. Va- rious amusements.

OOMING BlG.- Coming Percy

moving picture show. Will be at. llunter River I-iall Monday Iniglit. Elsi) at Fredericton Iliali

Kensingioii, are offering for sale their retail store property on Broadway St. also goods on hand equipment and goodwill. See their add ill another column.

al meeting is 1,, be hcid at Cale donla on Wednesday Jilly 12th at r2 p. iil.. to appoint (iolcgatcs to Presbytery to represent gregation in the consideration oi i'0?li‘l'1llIl.ll',lIl(‘.Il|_ of boundaries.

CHANGE OF DATE for advance sale of the Iiostnn Opera (Tompanyi The Advance AEPlil Wits exported to arrive in tin.- ciiy illonday even- ing, but ll!‘ has been delayed and

MONTAGUE TUESDAY, July 1Iili. 1i to l0 p. m, big social and supper, ailspices iSt. Andrew's congregation on League grounds Spur-ts with prizes. Bagpipes, etc. admission from All welcome. Sup per 50c. Chilllrcu 25c. ‘Ii weather {is wot, first fine day following.

soft rays |

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I THE RETORT COURTEOUS

l TwQ doctors III(‘[ for the first ltimlrat a reception. Both were famous though each adopted a dif- ierwnt system of troa-imeill. Said the one loftily. as he shook the lother by the hand. "i aln glad to lllPRl. you as a gentleman. sir.

ior of this hotel deserves credit llllilll-lll ‘l can't "dllllt lllili- ydll drill for ills enterprise. y

physician." "Ami i,“ said the otht-rsmilng fantly. "am glad to nleol you as a physcian. though I can't adnilt that you are a gell-

$top1tlleiijlpain lnionelmlnute

’ J_ust put on mic of Dr. Scholl’li protec- tive. soothing Zinirpads. So easy, et hurting stops in one minute: healing begins immediately. Till: only treatment

its kind.

Zinevpads are thin. antiseptic. water- proof and absolutely safe! Get a box to- day. At yourdrugglst‘: or shoe dealer's. Size.) for cor-m. calloasn, buniom

REPAIRIN

This ls sn opportune tlms to have your old tlrss msds ss good ss new. -

OUR SPECIALTY

is Cord Tlrss. Bring yours today

for the ssssen.

EDGAR WHITLOGK

‘ 16¢ Ksnt Strut

CALEDONIA --A congregatlon- _.,_y

the c0n- "

will not arrive until ’I‘htlrsilny

evening. 'i'lio scat sale will not H open until Friday morning. Jilly it 14th. \

CHANGE OF DATE tor advance sale oi the Boston Opera COIIIPB-lly The Advance Agent waprexpected to arrive in the city Monday even- ing. but he has been delayed and will not arrive unltii Thursday evening. The seat sale will not cl-peu until I-‘riday morning, July 4th.

'ON AUTO TRlpr-‘MT. (Ilia-rice Riclinrddson, school teacher and Mr. James Sherran. merchant oi Murray Iiarbor left Saturday after- noon in their Overland car ior PIPYldQIWB. R. l.. on a holiday visit l" "lentil 'l'l1Ey will visit Liberty "also. Providence, R. l., Seallonk Mﬂllllq Tlley Purim-so spending a month on‘ their trip and wlll l-e. "1"" hY‘ “My. 0i dvlontraal, and Niagara Falls,‘ ‘

RACKHAM — Tait-Ono oi the prettiest weddings of the so... son was soiemnizell in the 'I‘rinIt_v ‘Methodist (‘hurt-h at Amherst on Friday at ll o'clock when Nellie. I<}.. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, w, S. Tait, became the bride oi the Rev. George E. Rnckham. M. A.,

aerated by the girl irlonils oi‘ the bride with green and syringe. To tho strains of the Wedding March rendered lly Mr. Morash. the bride entered tho Cllilrcii on tho arm of li"r iaihi-i- and took her place beside the groom under a handsome arch 0i flowers and ferns. Tili- (‘hair rendered, “The Voice 'I‘lial lliw-alhva O'cr Iilden" Tho cert-molly was performed in

ooii¢iooo tio.tnoicoo .

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a navy travelling suit with hntto correspond and carried a bridzil lioqill-t of roses and snap dragon. 'i‘li<-y were unattended. Following the ceremony ‘the young couple motored to 'Slll'kVlllB, going to Prinrr». Edward island on a honey.

‘a visit to the TOFIIIOWB parents at.

Mtiuni. Stewart.

Mrs. Daniel lvlcKinilon of (‘aiioe (love. who ilas been in the P. E, I. Hospital where she underwent s successful ope-ration has sufficient-

uioon trip. They will later go tolly recovereihtti return to her home

and Dutch tioliars. colors Malsc, . _ Iplash, whlw and Black Prim, D, son oi Mr. W. Iii. Rackham llawroncetown, whore _Rvv. Mr. ‘a 75v lhc (Jlurch was very proitily lie» Rackliaiu will stipply ior a ft-w

weeks for his brother who is sta-

tioned there and early ill SPplUIIl-y

iior, Rev. and Mrs. Itackhalu will

gu to China whore they will eu-iulonihs, entered ‘ty Hospliail on Wednesday ior is

gage ill missionary work. Li}

PERSONALS

llVIr. John V. Pass. teacher oi Qu-ceu ‘Hrluari- School li-fi Sa-tur. day morning on a visit to Bever-

show‘ ____ lrlfasiisitmi by“ ‘iiiov. A., S. Rogers- _ Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McDonald UNprED FARMERS 11m“ n! as i" ‘r llllllll“ H“ lllld“,oi' Ottawa lll'l‘iVl‘(| ill ill!‘ city on

on Saturday.

Mr. Gavin Ilarding oi Grahanfa Road whohas been suffering from blood poisoning for the past two the Prince Conn

further treatment and his many. friends hope for his speedy reco- very.

Messrs. Reid and Jones oi the PTOVlTlCiil-l and Doniiniou Depart. monis oi Agriculture will address a iiinetiilg oi the Si. Catherine's Farmers’ d.‘o’()pera.iivo (‘lub on

'l'il»>sday evening ltt.7.li0. Every-

.“”ls ""151 hr-roiiiiligly ﬂlllfﬂll l" lhriday night by the lain train onlbody welcome. -

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Don’i Miss a Momenfs lijoynieni

You’il always be glad you invested in one of these popular ‘Couch Hammocks. i Lovely for day time-dandy for sleeping 0n at night ;in the cool fresh air. ............iill.',lit‘St ulll steel conatritetioll. Rust proof Steel sliriiigfseili with belirlll springs at ‘BOTH ends. Tilick. well ﬁlled mattress. Iilgli grudo stripe duck covering. AlIj-ilstltlilo

‘awning is large and may be dlizcwrn down to completely hide occupants of hammock. Ilighest quality throughout.

COUCH HAMMOCK only with chains for hanging from roof ofyerandah or from posts . . . . . . . . ; . $13.85

Couch Hammock complete with stand and canopy as shown in cut above

Standonlynn." . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......$4.95 Can0pyonly........ . . . . . .

We can procure, if tie-sired, a couch hammock at a little lower price, as sold} by

mail order Iiouses, but do not recommend same. the standard make shown above and won't give satisfaction.

Swing Hammocks

2.50 and

It lacks the strength and quality oi

Telephone‘ on

A liiiiilic Kill‘, a Veloclpcde,

Express, or any AHIIY-SCFVlCB Car will do Lie trick.

It's wonderful what enjoy-

"Exprcss Carts from ......... .. $2.25 Army Service Cars from .... .. $3.50 Veioclpcdes from .. $5.75 Kiddie Kara from . $2.25

Healthy and Happy!

.. $23.75

......$5.20

Upwards

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