-i _“vel 1‘*»¢1*?17 ” ' ~ f' ` Trnm‘cHsnm1'rarowN.__euannuut--

1>.¢.c1_=:_sz¢;vi;__siL_ __

""' "' -'fs -s - __ _-, _.__ -- - ____-__ 3 cc. -_- -3 _ _

' azPnieALs`-bewiiubso. `

_ssllltf 0 B¢si.'. fo. _The Eastern Guardian 0

.Boys Misses'-and

Children -

Something new and

servieiable for-~ the grow. ing feet. _

Made in tan and Biac

selected Calf skin on_ the latest- nature shaped last, English welt sewn sole

: » - -

which ma'k__es_ tho

smotgh and --.very_- flex ible.

This new 'line means

Style, Comfort, _and Wear. ‘_ '_ ~

Miide _from _ size ' fiv

08 e W

‘mr/I rl rl1_lll1'm\vsvam\ ifavll

in infants up to size two in boys or misses, '

Prices $2.95 to $3

- See our window .

Alley & -Co.

Queen St. _ ninlaaiaainsmvir.

Ill

Your rnienbs oén boy

_ anything you can give

them-except your photograph

Make an dppointment today

The Coolt’s Studio

New DesBrisay Block _

*GOOD PHOTUGRAPHY

. ,.1 5.

sTRAwsEna|ss. wi-its or phono; ins winism norms.-rs at so s. Montague." F»

/.NGEORGETOWN RACES POST-

pqNEp,__-|~he horse _,aces wh|,,h_ annual examination of Gaspe-reaux were scheduled for .iuly 18, have"s°\\°°| W” h°|d\ °“ Jim” 2391- Th” been postponed until Wednesday, 'mm Aug. let. ' 1329 Hai

1lt.-The date ofthe horse races on “X” the Georgelown Driving ,Park has by _;i§:i_i1_:changed to Wednesday, August H”

afternoon tea and ice cream sale held recently._u th auspices of..~ i ins- Red- cross sooiSty,,fuourls.- the Am sum. oi $102.00 was rsa1issd..'rne_ is- ',’,'I'] dies of the society desire- to xt 'd _ . meg, yhank, to an mom what?" xy Doris Reilly; Grade V., Margaret wa'y. cont.ributed towards the success Wh of the tea. G"

convention of the Sourlis District S. ‘re s. Association win so nsid in tho “nd Presbyterian Church, Ba Fortune, was Tnssdsy, July mn. 'rno fi/rs, ssssion '"8 wil-l be at 2.15 p. m., and the even- ing session at 7.30 p. m. Rev. W. A. Ross, our general secretary, and

Rev. l. W. Wil-liamsonl general sec- _ reta_iy Baptist Sunday School Board. qott will bc- present. and wi.ll address the 1;,

meetings. A good attendance of dele-

gates

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*RECRUITING - Lieut. W. A.

onald, Charlottetown, was

fl a

..*FOR 600|) mpg |rn.Eg|.| recent visitor to Georgetown recruit-

..°l‘l' PAVltoln|yllt-li|Pmvfnne --

, ,fiiaa,?.11Ma|. -G-

..~osoRoE1‘owN'- nacae -Auo. 5°"

' ‘ 1020 "B

__°A 'socmc aucc'Ess.- at on '°"

' Blan

for the 12th Railway Troop. C. E.

r which Lt. Msodonsid,is.o. c.

.."BCHOOL WORK.- The Bemi-

ber of visitors were not as large n former years. There was a short

program consisting of -recltations,

s and readings he pupiiie were

8 mined on the di erent subjects their teacher, ass-isted by Mira.

tio Graham Afterwards the

a . chcr presented the different. prizes

to the following pupils:‘ First prize

highest in Arithmetic, Claude

ham; Agriculture, John Llewel-

Conduct. Caphenis Graham: ndance, Ruth Graham. First

ze for highest average in Grade

Thelma Dickson i Grade Vll.-,

ite; Grade-IV., l)11sseil Graham-; de 'Il.,'Bartha Reilly; Grade I.

che Graham. The prizes being

__»-g'Ay FOR1-UNE___ The annual awarded the pupils and vis-itors were

and others is looked for. -

from in

.lust Arrived

ated with candy by the teacher

Mrs. Graham. The examination brought to a close by the sing-

of the National Anthem.

EISTERII ‘PE llS0|l RLS

..'Mise Edith Rafuse, of Char-

t visitor to

etown, was a recen K- if V H _ -»i orssiswn.-G W¢lV¢l’-*O-W=l¥¢l'" 5.. _ ..'Mr. H. Thistle, has returned I - ` I ’ E

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the North Side to his old home-

Georgetown.-G

lm-__a;.i_,

HAS UQQUE APPEM

Bags Bfan Cowan Advertising-to Help National

Thrift.

(Canddian Pre_n_.Deapateh.) _ LoNnoN.- an intonsmsd demand,

for reprisals as followed the-air 'raids '

of last Saturday. All the Sunday newa- papers declare the people of_London are furious at the in-adequacy of the city‘s defences so it was revealed yes- terd-ay. '

The Sunday Times says the crving

need of 1917 is for aeroplanes as it was for shelis‘in 1915, 'and declares the Government:-must be compelled to realize that the aeroplane will bs the ultimate and decidlngfactor of the war. It insists that _thousands must be built with the help of America to carry the war into enemy -territory. An aviation expert says' in an arllclo in the Times:

"Tliere is a huge output to bc hall _

from America if bur ally will agree to accept readyfrnade designs froiu Europe and not insist upon wanting. to do her own experimenting.” _

LIONS’ News. also demading.

greater aeroplane production, _s1_vs: '

"The raiders yesterday camo 'nt

leisure. Their 'flight _over London l19.fl0

was so slow that it looked like a

around

low a mans city'.i

Tile

them lt.ls held that the

ltitude maintained by the Ger- sbowed their contempt for the defences.

Benj

and no longer in a mood to fgrd 2

have been well if memhcrn Phillip

ernment had gone among the people.A_nhul_ ami heard their comiments on the 200.

d _

city`s

fensive ments 'rejoice flayed.” “An

in the

uiizinnn . _ military damage it was but a modi-

Cll'llI.

~ First ii V°""3' of reprisals °" Rhenhlh awful story they are telling about Mrs. 1, 3,, 5| towns

Kenn_edy Jones. Director of Food Second Gossip-Yes, what is it?- w|,i,.|,

efences. "The man who would Youhke

'operations by -the require- Emir 1 of the army in France could Samhol

the newspaper declares. -,al

long street crowds, as well _as sgcrem

clubs. the feeling is one' of"

ions 'bitterness ll there was

The mm in the strec-ts wants

put into effect immediately." _Pe|.rm_

Economy, speaking at Muswell liill, Kansas

their leisure, and bombed at their a suburb of London, said there must

quest

ion of reprisals and disquieting

parade. Tas ssotnsd to despise :ns reports that Lord French is hamper Ho--

lmportance oly our defences." _-cd in

The Observer asserts that most of

the enemy machines were compara- of 0"

\ - _

other

the discharge of his duties by sdmstinlep ||ng fm

Weekly Despatch contends'1 00 Nm: Ernest Mow

_ , ,_ - I I ne, 1.00; Har-

Eggllpctpe peapk' “'° h' H" "guest r Gaunrler. 1.00; Miss Annie (Yas-

endure oiilcial ohstlnacy. RPg|’m;m

Subscription Liat: `

Newson. $1.00; Harry Rodd.

5; lsaac Hvrenton, 1.100; Ream

l‘rowsc_ 1.00; Charles l\ielictl.»'L

~ _ 1.00; llanimond Plcu-c, 1.00; Janie.~‘f`” W" (’“b"'°' 'md the 6°" arycnton, 1.00; Edwin-d sf.-iiis-it, 1.00; Good

Jackson. 1.00; Wm. Clark, dI‘llKR|Bl Silas Prowsc, 1.00; George ini! free

g. .- _- -_ _- ,, . _

__ _ , . - _. _ _ . _ . ¢_uf@;§§,f,_M

-u , " »'

discovery of ether compound

t . Brycntnn] 1.00; Benj, Rodd.; that driea up corna ao they

n¢,yno|,|-5 ncwspjper suggests "_ 1.00; Jeremiah Jackson. 1.00; li-lrs.

would of the

lift out.

news spreads rapidly and a here are kept busy dispens- zone. the ether discovery of tl

, r, 1.00; James Blackmore, (‘in"-innati man, which is said to loos-

a"c'"m. t" justify yesterday” d°".25~ Vernon ldcMlllnn. 1.00; Johngcii nny

.00; John Roper. 1.00; Mrs. fingers. Prowse. 1.00; George l(eilf~_'.'. Ask n

ry. _ 1039i lo rid o

_ corn or

KNEW iT WAS TRUE. i You

-- tender.

corn so it lifts out with the

l any pharmacy for a quarter

U th” crowds len Mm un' .25; Mrs. Sarah Gillespie. 1.00. 'l`o- ounce oflfreezone, which will cost

$23.75- CARRIE PROWSP., very little, but is mild to be sufficient

nc`a feet of every hard orlsoft caiiun.

apply just a few drops on the

aching corn and instantly the

G0SBlD"ll0 YDU believe that norciiess is rollevcd. and soon the corn

out piiii

irlveled that it lifts out with-

i. it is a sticky _substance

dries when applied and never

mil’ J0llFI1H|- lnilnmcs or even irritates the adjoin- T? ing tissue.

more shiily-shallyirig with the- THEV pRQgAg|_y ME1'_ This

W ‘sands

discovery will prevent thou-

of ilenlhs annually from lock-

h’“'e“'t I H99" 5'0" 5°m°“Wl‘e"€ jaw and infection heretofore result-

depnrtments must be disposed She-Quite likely, l was tlierc.-bum, ce anti for all- Kansas City Journal.

m the suicidal habits of cutting

'*-' #HV-1%'-me--Hmm-I

_ ur Made=to=Measurc

Clothes re

tri

Actual

200 ,. Cornmeal

I‘;eed Wheat, Flour, etc. U a .

600 ,, Mlddlings ` ‘

The war has brought to light many;

n Cracked Corn! unexpected avenues of public service.

the least interested of these dis-

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il cake MCB' coveries is connected with the adver-- ‘

eiments appearing throughout Can-I -

da for Cowan'a Cocoa.

l0f Wl'llCll W6 3f'€ S€"l|'\g 8 Upon investigation it is found that

at lowestprices. Whole- the a

Cowan Company is running to city, and yet is noi, ahh to keep ._

Ie and retail' ` tiiiapevith orders. H. N.dCo;v°a(n axes,

.kdhhifi nert suca

A dsxdainavinsg cdmd-dlilghl under the cir-_ u

W0 Photograph msn as men are

lt'a a bueinela _rnatter-- 0

And ¢h°,.°»' "5 "_," or b°th",_ 1521710Mtt3iEt H ai 'ci mstances. and gave -this explana-.

_ s u r . on. _

Your tammy' mend?" and mm ` _ A The National Service Board of

ness associates want your portrait.

Make airappointment today at the The Bayer Studio ' New Uptical Parlor G Opened at

Montague

Having opened an up lo

now in a position to give you

possible

We fit glasses perfectly

and' can do all kinds of 9'! optical repairing while you 31°

_ benefit, have found immed-

Comem 0'! July 12- 13» °f late and permanent remedy

14 and We W1" bepleased t0 in properly adjusted glasses. show you our equipment and beca °

yOU WI" be C0l'lVlnCed ilhat wé__cause_- We remove the cans( HTG lhd Up Ill MOH' and our cure is la§ting_ '

wait. 4'

tague for eye-testing.

s. i_>AatmAN

Jeweler & Optician 0

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=l=f'”-f-'=@f- -»==='nlclliv ui cuss sins tvfniu is -

r" Anxious in nn

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.¢,

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Us va FD f-|-

_ - -l_Ei'I`HER young men or older men should overlook the value personal

_app_ear_ance has in determining the impression they make! English ' it

anada is endeavoring to educate the

'along the lines of thrift in the

___11eQn1e__ _ . - - - -- -

. home. lt is an aundisputed fact -the

high food value of good cocoa makes]

Ph0_llB`68fJ¢ _ (en

/ ' -

date Optical Parlor we are HCHQIQCIICS

the best optical -service Eyestfaln

‘I ff

it a

most desirable beverage- to take

A- E- LYON. Studio- ‘“§..';';.;“..°':.;‘;“.:.“°.:$111,nits:

GoodPhotography I a

lTl

nts. ‘- A

cup of Cocoa, with sugar, and furnishes more food than most

ilk. Moderate Prices' sou s, and this enables the housewife o s

Personal attention to Am- r iteur Photography. fo

rve less of- other foods a direct

D e

aln in the financial, as well aa' the

0d Since the 'National Service Board

resources of the country.

107 Queen St' obviously could-not concentrate its

Many who for years have ered intensely from chro sick- headaches, using

ugs of all kinds without

of 8|)

use eye strain was the

‘t L..

We solicit your patronage.

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1568-7-12MlthuStu1fmo. ` .

Horse Races i

On The `

-Park_ _

Wednesday, August lst

0 T_l_nfe__e_. _llund-f_’ed Dollars .$300 -

1 --_f»r--i`%i`\i;t-_Premium 1 _

nw( _‘_v.`>Hv`_'V`_‘ _.vI__,.\v~~-_ . ‘ 'fir' l sr- ‘

1 §i5l%if.’s’%‘.- .?“‘s 1»‘l.’I..t,“i’».i.?§.Z‘“f‘_Y'f‘f;"?f".‘°‘f .ne 2- 2.40 Trot,Purse :.. ..$75 3 Three Minute, Purse... . . . _ '; ._ ..$50

tb Speclial train from Charlottettown to George- ° rn. ~ -“£23 ,’.’Lgo”if.ii3{‘¢Zi¥.‘&f.°2..‘il§l» ... ... 1

Entries close Jul ldth. 5 p. c. of purse must

accompany entrance gee. 5 p. c. off winners.

' _ A. D. MCLELLAN

Georgetown, July 4th 1446 7-6M9i.

tlclan Prescription Drugglet Phan. 15, MONTAGUE, P. E. I.

insane,

Secretary.

W h ern nee dire rio

ces 118

vel ` o

Cl or is

rgles in putting a single food pro-

in its true light. H. N. Cowan

ked out the idea of linking up cocoa. advertising with the Gov-

ment efforts, content to wait, if d be, until later years for any

cg flnancia-l return from 'the Pat-

tic investment.

FRECK LES

wt Hids Thom with s von; nel move Them with Othlne Prea-

acrlptilon.

This prescription for the removal freckles was written by a promin-

physician and is usually .so suc-

sful in removing freckles and glvk

a clear, beautiful complexion that

is sold by any drugglst under guar- tee to refund the money if it fails.

fr kl u der a

Don’t hide your ec es n l; get an ounce of othine and re- ve them. Even the first few appli-

ons should shows wonderful im

cati '

H J provement. some of the lighter frec-

' ° ” kles vanishing entirely.

Be sure to ask the lrugglst for the

uble strength othine. it is this that

mono been uarantee

sold on the B

s'0’n°

ig ay s acnig

At Kinltora

On Wednesday, July l8th 1 $550 IN PREMIUMS

~ - ’ . ‘ . Entries close Juiy_l2th

Ge0.l‘8et0wn Driving ‘-eiffff._¢P?__eFf-cubes

3-2Ii'ti`ii~'<it' iiiiié ii`éii`£

2-2.25 trot and pace mile heat

,Purse $175

Purse.._._....._... ............$175

Entry fee 5 per cent., .with 5

_per cent. additional from money winners °

All mile heats to harness.

Special .Trains _

Train leaves Ch’town 9.30 a.

m., stopping _at_ ‘all intermediate nations. arnvmgr at the Race l`rack,at1l.30. lance to-__C»pe_ Traverse and return:

Train will leave S’side 12.30.

Parties coming from the west will connect with this train at Summerside. 1-

Admiseimi to Park, Adnlta 251:.

_ Children 150. . `

Autos arriving at the- track

will he admitted to the adjoining liield onli'

f not fifvorable races will take

place the next fine day.

Race track situated along

Railway. » -

OHN P SMITH Secretary

lame iu\NAnii_N', Prop] ,

1613-7-14M2|Ellpd .

§t___§cotch Woollen Co. made-to-measure clothes, look right and carry with them

a-ldistinct recommendation of the wearer’s judgment. f==.f».~i¢'-»=»=1-1°-ss

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Before you let habit _-send you to the same “Ready - made” clothing store-Stop and Think-ask yourself

(C ' ‘ 6 ,i

ia the question, Why Should l Buy _Ill-fitting Ready ' .

` ade ’ Brand Clothes?

\ ~ stitute.

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You can afford custom tailored, Made to Measure

Clothes, as- easily as you can afford a factory sub-

Suit or Overcoat

f \ More

Less

1 Made To Your Measure

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9 UDGE the clothes we tailor-to-measure ll the men who it

wear them; they are .representative men of the

Dominion-men of affairs who figure things out-men of taste in dress-men of moderate income who have to econo-

mizc-men of means who can afford fo pay any price they

A .O '-

. General Manager for Canada.

'hiiglisli & _%c0tcb iiloollen

158 Richmond Street Charottetown, P. E. I

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see fit for clothes, but are wise enough to know that it is

true economy to order English & Scotch Woollen Co. Clothes, the sure, direct way from the Milla, through our Dominion-wide

_ service. _ _ _ ,_ -‘iq

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u .o own an Bell Measure Form and Tape Line Addren

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