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We cordially welcome all stra those who visits the BIG STORE a hearty welcome awaitsthe carry a complete line of Ladies’ Ready -to-Wear,- Millinery,‘ Goods, Staples, Men’s and Boy’s Clothing, Gent’s Caps, House Furnishings, etc. Our stocks the largest.

lowest.

The 0ne _ Price Cash More

IF

' VAMPIRE GHOST DROVE EX- he is brought to trial in Boston on charges oi bigarny’. grand July 2l.— ccny and conspiracy. ‘Slfkllfflfl and one of his alleged Osbaldcston were arrested near Los Artgeles by Pinkerton on Eastern warrants. This woman, while proclaiming him a Jekyllliyde, is standing loy- tnt] ‘rmottrza to shake off the ally by the former instor, corrob- orating his tale of occult

PASTOR lNTO BIGAMY

LUS iVitiriritl by t

Ht-sit-Lwtl ti-‘ty and night by thc

Iillalllufll of

killed herself‘ a tmsltinititts love inure than the luro nt‘ living women.

tlltrough

lllfesptrrfttt- ti rug’. ghasttly intat

ANGEJLIES,

he tit-ad. a matron who for love of teffortzl

tuition.

This is tho weird defence aid l). Stewart, on,. time man and prominent nrorztl (trnszt- he was under the der of (‘alii'tirriiti, will make when drugs"

IGIICQ.

powerful

Buy Your Mons and Cloth- ing at the Big Store

The Suit you want; the fabric you want; the style you’re after- and the size you need—they’re all here in plentiful selection. . _ _ b kCome and see for y0urself—let nothing hold you

ac . You will find our Clothin Prices. Our stock consistsof Blue Cheviots, Grey and Strip- ed Tweeds, Homespun Fabrics. Sizes 33 to 46. Every Suit guaranteed or money refunded. PRICES $12.00, 15.00, 18.00, 20.00, to 35.00

g marked at Rock Bottom

Boys’ Suits

the

in all

Patterns

Now is the time to select a new Summer-

ngers to our Beautiful City and to all

Newest

Suit for your boy. Full tassortment of sizes,

new materials, latest styles.

Boys Suits, price, $3.75 tn $14.00.

Prowse Bros, Ltd

THE BIG

STORE

‘wives, ‘trad Sttrtvart,

him~-

lion- arm saying, “ilis last three olt-rgy- riitgtes were

There Are Degrees In . Heaven

Thsrs are several members ls the Blue Bird Family, with differing type: of excel- For lnotance. you may like Blue Bird Standard, but you'll love the Orange PekosL.

Mrs.

Angels and archanqels, cherublm and ssraphin, different orders of different degrees of perfection.

importance,

05mg

Ethel

influence

___,~%en~

lur-

detectives

terror

mar- ull performed while of

m there. We General Dry Furnishings, Hats and Our prices the

to Us. We Pity ° Highest Cash Prices

THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

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Bring Your Wool

SHOP from Batman's ‘Catalog.

—TIGNISH— Don't forget the Annual Parochial Picnic at 'l‘iE11l6l1 [July 26, 4922.

--BASEBALL— 'I‘ho_ base-ball game between the War Vets anti Pioneers on Thursday night. last, was won by the Pioneers, thc snore being 10 to 5.

-—OLD OFFENDERS- A party from UHmIpIJGIIlOD, was brought down by Constable Todd. T111113" day morning, to do thirty days in the Prince County Croa], for an mid outstanding conviction.

.' --AUTO ACCIDENT-wt bad unto gu-t-ident occurred on Water St.. iYnm-ntorside, yesterday at 5i 11.111- iwltt-tt a young lad, Harry Nlartin, ‘aged 9' was run over by an auto- Fmubiitg and hind his lt-K lllillw" mtbt-vt- the knee. 'i‘he car. which lwas goillrg slowly, was driven by ‘Miss Ruth Noonan. who was as» totnpaztied by her father. 'l‘he boy was immediately taken to the prtncn County HOBDIIHI whore tho. broken limb"w s sot. int latest it! pgflg last nlg t he was restiixé, [comfortably and doinl; 88 Well as r-oulti be expected. —-LANDELLS—MILLER- —— On ltuiday evening, July 14th, Myrtlri hirtnrguret -Miller. daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. John Miller of Dalhottsitr 4MB.) became the ‘bride of David Lochlin Lantlells, 0f Sar-kville. lThr- trcrumony, which took pint-o at ‘the residence of the rbridrfs parrots, was performed by Rev. F). J tshnw 1]] the presence oi the im- mediate relatives and friends of the contracting pan-ties. Tho liritle was attired in navy blue and our. rted a bouquet ‘of bridal rlJSvi, Aitss Mae Miller, Sumtmorsirlo, l‘. E. l., played -the wedding n-arrh. A reception followed the certnrunv. After a honeymoon stir-at tin lit-mi- gouche county, the happy pair will reside in Sacltville. ‘Their numer-

ous friends wish them many years of happy mart-lei life.

—POLlCE COURT— A ‘nit-reside party for speeding was Itinrtl $200.00 and costs 'l‘hursday, ‘last.

Sum -

—~MALPEQUE CHURCH- On Sunday, Jttly 23rd. the ltev. Dr. A. N. Simpson, a tiative or The Baltir‘. but notv stataroetl .11 ltl-wn will ]llt‘ili'll at ll a. m. The PtlStGl‘ will preach in the evening at 7.30. Elverybotly wr-loouto, ‘

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PERSONALS

m-“Vlayor Campbell. arrived from the flltllllllllld Thursday niglll whore he was on business.

~- Miss lrcne Putt-rs, now lT-lill- lint: for nurse in flit: hiaittc Hills burrow (lent-ml Hospital. Mus- cltt-stttr. N. ll. is visiting her home tn Sttiumerside.

—r.\tll‘S. (theater iii" '3, oi‘ New York. is Vlnilillg in Sumnlernldt: the guest or her parents, Mr. and

E .

Mrs. K. F, llis

—-~Mrs W 0. Schurrnkn, left 'i‘htrrstitty morning to visit her daughter. Mrs Earl Tuplln, at.

(lrand Falls. Molt.

_.tv[r_ and Mrs. Edger Mllligany

of Ncrtltam, were visitors to Sum me-rslde Thursday, making the trip by motor. -—--¢o>-i-- THE HOMING INSTINCT

1

The ability. of ‘birds to travel ltuntlreds ot miles and tiren return to the treo iu which they rtre hatched, is very imperfectly‘ un- derstood. even if lt may be said to be understood at nil. -

tllut one fact is olr-ar. this mnr~ vellous homing instinct is found in very low forms oi‘ life. Perhaps the earliest exnnrplr- may ho seen in the limpet. The limpet of the son takes possession of' a rinutll ares of rock that rt plainly re-

r"

Store tints It

of growth t0 lit Willl_ every faint prominence and presslon in the stone. This in es- sential to its exlstencfl. gives the dweller in the shell firm grip when the tide rust-s nnrl at the some time enntbles l; to re- tnln moisture when the rock dry. Still. the limpet cannot live on the bare stone, tlt is forced a1

cards as its home. The edges of its shell are made by a proccss

shell hsrradaptod it to occupy? t

and ‘Sittrrtlfay

5.30 except Wililltiltf

Serge and Tweed Suits

to $22.00

for

Navy, Black and Brown Serg- es, as well as Tweeds in Copen, Mauve and Tan, all nice new mo- dels, all lined, and th tweeds are silk-lined

This is one of the best bar-

' gains that-this JULY CLEAR-

ANCE SALE HAS TO OFFER. Choose from any of these $15.00

Tricotine and Serge Suits

i3?” ea‘ $19

This lot includes Navy and Black Suits-very smart, new models—handsome, stylish. and all of “wearable” styles. Nothing freakish in this lot.--The values run to $32.00. You may choose for . . . . . . . . . . .........$I9.00

$ale 0f Sport Skirtings Half Price

This lot-mostly stripes with a few plaids, all 54 inches wide, beautiful all wool fabrics, very smart patterns, will be cleared during the -

JULY CLEARANCE SALE AT HALF PRICE 4.75 Sport Skirting for 2.38 4.50 Sport Skirtings for 2.25. 4.00 Sport Skirtings for 2.00 3.00 Sport Skirtings for 1.50

' “on third oil stylish New

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ekntrtitude

d1: reruoveti to sortie

it n

for

home surely. But

is

However “dry”

MOORE

119-121 Queen St.

Charlvlte town I ‘A

I .

vince.

Get a

profitable

July Clearance Sale Dresses, Coats, Suits

This interesting sale of attractive wearables offers a great opportunity to all shoppers. values offered to the many visitors to our City and Pro- Some of the loveliest ideas in and Coats are yours-practically at your own price.

Suits made by smartest makers in New York, Mon- . treal and Toronto. There are hontcspun spits--serge suits and tricotine suits. styles-and they areall new. Sale these suits sell at ONE THIRD OFF.

Suits fQl‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . .$20.00 $3500 Suits for . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$23.34 $4100 Suitsfoimu. . . . . . . . ..-....-..lll3l.34

Save 25 per cent

Here’s a sale oflatlies’ dresses that y0u’ll find it

silk gingham and the rest——ali trewL-all attractive. 25 PER CENT OFF.

$4_75Dresgggfgr........ $5,95D1'@s$e's'f'()1'.......'.....................$4.47 $8,75Dress@5f0r - . . . . . . . . . $6.56 $l0.00l)rcssesfoi~...... . . . . . . ...............$7.5ii $2000 Dresses for . . . . . . . . . . . .. $15.00

We commend the

Suits and Dresses

new Suit,()ne third off

There are suits 0f all good At the July Clearance

i

on dresses

to attend. Nice dresses of tricotine, serge,

-lt is salt] that if the limpet be dis- tance-may six or eight for-t nwuy, it. t-atinot f-lnd its way back, but that from a shorter range li gets

incredible

lt must be ro-

memtbered that. its task ls to find again ‘the exact circle thnt it left this ‘is no mean feat. The secret of the swallow ls merely that of

intervals to make Iollmeyfl 10.17"‘ the limlpct on a more extended sea-weed below, where it finds its scale.

vegetarian fare. How. "1811. 1100i, ~i<fi>————

it return. making what must lbs o] DEW

bewildering jottrnt-y over tltr: -»___

builders to the very spot on its Where does the dew come own rock that the growth of its from?

we may think

Strainer Coats

Get a new coat NOW while the summer sveather makes a summer coat useful. Get . 1t: today — use it today — SAVE ONE- THIRD ON THE PRICE. $35.00 Coats for ................s2:r.:r4 $45.00 Coats for . - . . . ... . . . . . . . .$30.0tl

.... ....ill34.tiii

$52.00 Coats for . . . . . . . . E Ask ior_ Samples oi Dress g litwtlsfillks or Wash ,tioot.1s 1

Mall lltilsrs .

' Promplly illlilWllll

I0 l]

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the rrlr is, it always ‘contains

a can no longer retain l" "W" certarin proportion

of moisture, and so deposltls it as dew fill otherwise we should be burnt nearest and coldest obleclt 3' by "18 rays of the sun. ally the rips of grass and ll" llllrini! 111v titty time the earth 111119 "hairs" on tho surfs“ . all the bodies on it, and the air leaves, are nil absorbing heat from the If these tbodies are. l" l“ ' ‘Run. With nlrghtfrtli these different spring/or late autumn excel)" thorlies cease to absorb heat and ly cold, the mollture 4m only mutate 1t. "give it out." becomes cbllgaalad lnt0 ‘Sim-o tglr radiates mucl; more frost. sowy an solid dbects it . follows that. any, a blade ot glint-rs He"? 11°"! “m °i “our? becomes cold much more quickly, “i811 1911M l" 99"“ ‘nth, t‘ and in doing so cools the air in because at hogs partied! t its dmmedlate vicinity. This cold Ht differences between air, falling to a certain ternpera- Htshtt temperatures are lure. known as the “dew point." lil-

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